Running a 90-foot USCG-inspected long-range vessel out of Point Loma's Sunset Cliffs-side sportfishing basin at 1403 Scott Street, American Angler Sportfishing books 12-stateroom multi-day trips deep into Baja and beyond. Berth operations run through Point Loma Sportfishing, the 1403 Scott Street landing where the 90-by-25-foot vessel ties up between 5-, 8-, and 10-day expedition cycles. The onboard RSW system is known through the fleet for holding catch at sashimi-grade quality from Morro Bay south to the Revillagigedos Islands, paired with two chefs plating three full meals and two snacks per day across the crossing. Anglers provision heavy yo-yo rigs, flyline outfits, and surface-iron tackle through partners such as Squidco Fishing before boarding, since long-range tuna gear runs heavier than standard coastal setups. Satellite TV, SiriusXM, and complimentary WiFi keep anglers connected during crossings, while private shelved-closet staterooms with individual reading lights set the boat's cabin-accommodation standard. The most complex expeditions the vessel runs are multi-week Revillagigedos Islands trips chasing cow-grade yellowfin and wahoo deep into Mexican Pacific waters.