Getting wet and fishing kind of go hand-in-hand, yet there is something about rain and thunderstorms that can keep folks off the big blue. And then there are some that will go fishing no matter what the weather is. In the sportfishing industry, it is up to the captain to make the call. Some anglers will want to go in a hurricane if you let them; threat of high winds, torrential rains and sizzling lightening will not dissuade their zeal. No hurricane here in San Diego this week, and a few boats made it out. The captain will give it a try if they think they can fish safely and there are folks that want to go. So a few anglers did get out there in the weather over the last couple days.

May 8 dock report:

The Daiwa Pacific 3/4 day run with 26 anglers aboard reported 67 rockfish and1 lingcod caught.

24 anglers aboard the Mission Belle 3/4 day run boated 1 yellowtail, 130 rockfish and 1 bonito.

May 7 dock totals

Dana Landing hosted 3 anglers aboard 1 boat for a catch and release trip and reported 2 sand bass, 20 mackerel, 1 leopard shark and 50 calico bass caught. All fish were released.

17 anglers aboard 2 boats out of Fisherman's Landing caught 174 rockfish, 3 sculpin and 1 sheephead.

12 anglers aboard 1 boat out of Helgren's Oceanside Sportfishing caught 2 sand bass, 62 rockfish, 7 calico bass, 9 bocaccio, 30 whitefish and 1 yellowtail.