- December through February: Grey whales southbound from Alaska to Mexico. The entire population of grey whales (over 20,000) swim past the west coast twice a year, traveling between summer feeding grounds in the Bering and Chukchi Seas and nursery/breeding lagoons in Baja California, Mexico. Grey whales are medium-sized, up to 45 feet long. Their dark, slate grey skin is covered with white patches caused by barnacles and parasites. They have no dorsal or back fin.
Types of Charters
Whale Watching
We really want to call these trips marine excursions, because you are very likely to see many species in addition to whales. These include sea lions, dolphins, seals, and a rich variety of bird life; some of which are endangered and protected.
The Long Run Sportfishing offers seafaring voyages full of richness and wonder. Our crews know our coastal waters and where the whales are most likely to travel.
Our crews are wonderful guides and great storytellers, too!
While we cannot guarantee whales will breach for the perfect photo, we schedule our trips during the year and in locations where whales are frequently observed.
California gray whales, humpbacks and orcas are common sightings on the Central Coast! Call Nathan at 858-336-6594 for more information.
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If you have traveled a long distance to the San Diego or if you are a local, Long Run Sportfishing offers seafaring voyages full of richness and wonder that will affect all of your senses. Our mission is to build on a tradition of exploration and wonder, to provide outstanding nature excursions and learning opportunities for you and your family.
When to Watch