Fish Reports

We currently cover all of California for Fish Counts and coming soon we will also have a centralized place for Fish Reports!

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San Diego

San Diego offers year-round offshore and inshore fishing opportunities, attracting anglers from all over the world. With boats departing daily from H&M Landing, Point Loma Sportfishing, Fisherman’s Landing, and Seaforth Sportfishing, you have access to some of the best fishing in Southern California. Whether you’re targeting Bluefin Tuna, Yellowtail, Rockfish, or Dorado, our daily San Diego Fish Reports keep you informed on the latest catches and fishing conditions.

Fishing Seasons in San Diego:

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Why Fish in San Diego?

Whether you’re after a trophy Bluefin Tuna or simply looking to enjoy a day of bottom fishing, our San Diego Fish Reports provide all the data you need to make informed decisions and plan your next fishing adventure.

San Diego Fish Reports

Avila Beach

Avila Beach, located on California’s beautiful Central Coast, offers anglers a wide range of inshore and offshore fishing opportunities. With boats departing from Patriot Sportfishing at Port San Luis, anglers can target species like Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, and King Salmon. Whether you’re planning a half-day trip or an extended offshore adventure, our Avila Beach Fish Reports will keep you informed with real-time updates on the latest catches and conditions.

Popular Boats Operating out of Avila Beach’s Patriot Sportfishing:

  • Flying Fish: Captained by Wayne Blicha, the Flying Fish specializes in 3/4 day trips and is known for targeting Rockfish, Lingcod, and other bottom fish species. This boat offers a comfortable and efficient fishing experience for both novice and seasoned anglers.
  • Phenix: Another popular boat out of Avila Beach, the Phenix offers anglers a chance to experience the rich fishing grounds off the Central Coast.

Fishing Seasons in Avila Beach:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): Starting in spring, King Salmon become a key target for trolling trips along the Central Coast. The Flying Fish is well-suited for these exciting excursions.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod picks up during the spring months, with Avila Beach’s rocky reefs offering ideal conditions.
  • Summer and Fall:
    • Halibut: Summer brings prime Halibut fishing near sandy flats and drop-offs around Avila Beach. Boats like the Phenix and Flying Fish frequently target these prized flatfish.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: These species continue to thrive through summer and fall, providing steady bottom fishing action for anglers.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Even in cooler months, bottom fishing remains strong. Trips continue targeting Rockfish and Lingcod throughout the fall and winter seasons.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get daily updates from Patriot Sportfishing’s boats, including the Flying Fish and Phenix, on the latest catches of Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, and more.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed about the latest tide changes, water temperatures, and weather conditions to help plan your next trip.
  • Trip Availability: Check out upcoming trips with Patriot Sportfishing and book your adventure, whether you're looking for a quick inshore outing or a longer offshore excursion.

Why Fish in Avila Beach?

  • Productive Waters: Avila Beach offers access to both inshore and offshore fishing grounds, with a variety of species to target.
  • Year-Round Opportunities: From spring Salmon runs to winter Rockfish, Avila Beach is a prime fishing destination throughout the year.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Flying Fish and Phenix are captained by seasoned professionals who are dedicated to making your fishing trip a success.

Whether you’re after trophy-sized Halibut or an exciting King Salmon run, our Avila Beach Fish Reports ensure you have all the information needed for a successful day on the water.

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Berkeley

Berkeley, located along the San Francisco Bay, is a top spot for anglers seeking access to Northern California's rich waters. With boats departing from California Dawn Sportfishing, Gatherer Outfits, and Happy Hooker Sportfishing, Berkeley offers a wide range of fishing experiences. Whether you're targeting Salmon, Halibut, or Rockfish, our Berkeley Fish Reports provide the most up-to-date information on catches and conditions to help you plan your next trip.

Fishing Seasons in Berkeley:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Halibut and Striped Bass: These species are highly sought after in the spring, with Berkeley’s boats frequently landing impressive catches of Halibut and Striped Bass in the Bay and nearshore areas.
    • King Salmon (Chinook): Salmon season typically begins in late spring, offering thrilling trolling opportunities off the coast. King Salmon are a favorite target during this time.
  • Summer and Fall:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: The warmer months bring ideal conditions for bottom fishing. Boats departing from Berkeley often head out to the rocky reefs where Rockfish and Lingcod thrive, offering some of the best bottom fishing in the region.
    • Albacore Tuna: During warmer water years, Albacore Tuna may come within reach of the Berkeley fleet, giving offshore anglers an exciting opportunity to target these fast-moving fish.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing continues strong through the cooler months, providing anglers with great opportunities to fill their bags.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, the Dungeness Crab season opens, with many boats offering combo trips that allow you to fish for Rockfish and Lingcod while pulling crab pots.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get daily updates from California Dawn, Gatherer Outfits, and Happy Hooker Sportfishing on the latest catches, so you know what to expect when you head out.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed on water temperatures, tide changes, and weather conditions to help plan your trip more effectively.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next fishing adventure with Berkeley’s top boats, whether you’re looking for a half-day Bay trip or a full-day offshore excursion.

Why Fish in Berkeley?

  • Versatile Fishing Options: Berkeley provides access to both the inshore waters of the Bay and the offshore grounds along the coast, offering anglers a variety of species to target.
  • Year-Round Opportunities: From spring Striped Bass and Halibut to winter Rockfish and Dungeness Crab, Berkeley’s waters are productive throughout the year.
  • Experienced Crews: With skilled captains from California Dawn Sportfishing, Gatherer Outfits, and Happy Hooker Sportfishing, you’ll be guided by some of the most experienced crews in the region.

Whether you’re trolling for Salmon or pulling crab pots for Dungeness Crab, our Berkeley Fish Reports ensure you have all the information you need to make the most of your next fishing trip.

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Bodega Bay

Located on the picturesque Northern California coast, Bodega Bay is a premier destination for anglers seeking a diverse and rewarding fishing experience. With boats departing from Bodega Bay Sportfishing, you have the opportunity to explore some of the most productive fishing grounds in the region. Whether you're targeting King Salmon, Rockfish, Lingcod, or Dungeness Crab, our daily Bodega Bay Fish Reports keep you informed about the latest catches and fishing conditions.

Fishing Seasons in Bodega Bay:

  • Spring and Summer: King Salmon (Chinook Salmon): Starting in the spring, the King Salmon season kicks off, offering thrilling opportunities to troll for these prized fish as they migrate along the coastline.
  • Summer and Fall:: Rockfish and Lingcod: Warmer months bring excellent bottom fishing for species like Rockfish and Lingcod. These months are ideal for anglers looking to catch a variety of bottom dwellers. Albacore Tuna: Occasionally, during warmer water years, Albacore Tuna make their way closer to shore, providing an exciting challenge for offshore anglers.
  • Late Fall and Winter: Dungeness Crab: Starting in November (depending on state regulations and annual openings), the Dungeness Crab season begins. Many boats offer combo trips, allowing you to catch Rockfish and Lingcod while also setting crab pots.

Stay Informed with:

  • Fish counts: Get the latest numbers on what’s being caught daily, helping you choose the best time to head out.
  • Fishing Conditions: Access real-time information on ocean conditions, including weather forecasts, water temperatures, and tide charts.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book upcoming trips with Bodega Bay Sportfishing, whether you’re interested in a half-day excursion or a full-day adventure.

Why Fish in Bodega Bay?

  • Abundant Marine Life: The nutrient-rich waters of Bodega Bay support a wide range of fish species, making it a hotspot for anglers.
  • Scenic Beauty: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Northern California coastline as you embark on your fishing journey.
  • Professional Charter Services: Boats like those from Bodega Bay Sportfishing offer experienced captains and crew dedicated to providing a memorable fishing experience.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the sport, our Bodega Bay Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip. Stay informed, stay prepared, and make the most of what Bodega Bay has to offer!

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Dana Point

Located in Orange County, Dana Point is a gateway to some of the best offshore and coastal fishing in Southern California. With boats departing from Dana Wharf Sportfishing, anglers can target a wide range of species, from coastal favorites like Calico Bass to offshore giants like Bluefin Tuna. Whether you're planning a half-day coastal trip or an extended offshore adventure, our Dana Point Fish Reports provide the latest updates on catches and conditions.

Fishing Seasons in Bodega Bay:

  • Spring and Summer: King Salmon (Chinook Salmon): Starting in the spring, the King Salmon season kicks off, offering thrilling opportunities to troll for these prized fish as they migrate along the coastline.
  • Summer and Fall:: Rockfish and Lingcod: Warmer months bring excellent bottom fishing for species like Rockfish and Lingcod. These months are ideal for anglers looking to catch a variety of bottom dwellers. Albacore Tuna: Occasionally, during warmer water years, Albacore Tuna make their way closer to shore, providing an exciting challenge for offshore anglers.
  • Late Fall and Winter: Dungeness Crab: Starting in November (depending on state regulations and annual openings), the Dungeness Crab season begins. Many boats offer combo trips, allowing you to catch Rockfish and Lingcod while also setting crab pots.

Stay Informed with:

  • Fish counts: Get the latest numbers on what’s being caught daily, helping you choose the best time to head out.
  • Fishing Conditions: Access real-time information on ocean conditions, including weather forecasts, water temperatures, and tide charts.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book upcoming trips with Bodega Bay Sportfishing, whether you’re interested in a half-day excursion or a full-day adventure.

Why Fish in Bodega Bay?

  • Abundant Marine Life: The nutrient-rich waters of Bodega Bay support a wide range of fish species, making it a hotspot for anglers.
  • Scenic Beauty: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Northern California coastline as you embark on your fishing journey.
  • Professional Charter Services: Boats like those from Bodega Bay Sportfishing offer experienced captains and crew dedicated to providing a memorable fishing experience.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the sport, our Bodega Bay Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip. Stay informed, stay prepared, and make the most of what Bodega Bay has to offer!

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Emeryville

Emeryville, located in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, is a prime launch point for anglers seeking some of Northern California’s best fishing spots. With boats departing daily from Emeryville Sportfishing Landing, you have access to productive waters that are home to a variety of species. Whether you're targeting Salmon, Halibut, Rockfish, or Dungeness Crab, our Emeryville Fish Reports provide real-time updates on what’s biting and the latest fishing conditions.

Popular boats operating out of Emeryville include:

  • California Dawn
  • New Huck Finn
  • Sea Wolf

Fishing Seasons in Emeryville:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Halibut and Striped Bass: As the waters warm, Halibut and Striped Bass start to show up in great numbers. Boats like the California Dawn and New Huck Finn often focus on these prized species in both the Bay and coastal areas.
    • King Salmon (Chinook): Salmon season kicks off in late spring, with Emeryville boats targeting King Salmon off the coast. Trolling for these powerful fish is a favorite among local anglers.
  • Summer and Fall:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: The summer months offer excellent bottom fishing, with Rockfish and Lingcod being prime targets along the rocky reefs. Boats like the Sea Wolf and New Huck Finn frequently land hefty bags of these species.
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer water years, Albacore Tuna make their way closer to shore, offering offshore anglers an exciting opportunity. Emeryville boats occasionally take advantage of these tuna runs during peak conditions.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing continues strong into the fall and winter months, providing consistent action for anglers on boats like the California Dawn and Sea Wolf.
    • Dungeness Crab: Beginning in November, the Dungeness Crab season opens, with combo trips for Rockfish and Crab being highly popular. Boats like the New Huck Finn and California Dawn offer these productive combo trips, pulling in limits of Crab along with bottom fish.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get the latest updates from boats like the California Dawn, New Huck Finn, and Sea Wolf on what’s being caught and how the day’s fishing is going.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed on water temperatures, tide changes, and weather conditions, all crucial for planning your next fishing adventure.
  • Trip Availability: Book upcoming trips with Emeryville Sportfishing Landing, whether you're after a full-day Salmon trip, a half-day Bay excursion for Halibut, or a combo trip for Rockfish and Crab.

Why Fish in Emeryville?

  • Versatile Fishing Grounds: Emeryville offers access to both inshore waters of the Bay and offshore fishing grounds, making it a prime location for anglers targeting a variety of species.
  • Year-Round Opportunities: From Halibut and Striped Bass in the spring to Dungeness Crab and Rockfish in the winter, there’s always something to catch out of Emeryville.
  • Professional Crews and Prime Fishing Spots: Boats like the California Dawn, New Huck Finn, and Sea Wolf are staffed with experienced captains and crews dedicated to making your day on the water as productive as possible.

Our Emeryville Fish Reports keep you informed and prepared, ensuring you have everything you need to plan a successful fishing trip—whether you're trolling for Salmon or pulling crab pots.

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Half Moon Bay

Half Moon Bay, with its beautiful coastal location, is a prime destination for anglers looking to explore Northern California’s rich fishing grounds. Boats departing from Half Moon Bay Sportfishing Landing offer exciting opportunities to catch a variety of species throughout the year. Whether you’re targeting Salmon, Rockfish, Lingcod, or Dungeness Crab, our Half Moon Bay Fish Reports provide up-to-date information on the latest catches and fishing conditions.

Popular boats operating from Half Moon Bay include:

  • Queen of Hearts
  • Huli Cat
  • Riptide

Fishing Seasons in Half Moon Bay:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): The spring season kicks off with excellent King Salmon fishing, making Half Moon Bay a hotspot for anglers looking to land these prized fish. Trolling along the coast, boats like the Queen of Hearts and Huli Cat are known for their successful Salmon trips.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Along with Salmon, Rockfish and Lingcod become more active in the spring, offering great bottom fishing opportunities.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer water years, Albacore Tuna make their way closer to shore, providing an exciting offshore challenge. The boats from Half Moon Bay Sportfishing Landing head out to deeper waters when conditions are right.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Summer brings excellent bottom fishing, with Rockfish and Lingcod providing steady action for anglers on boats like the Riptide and Queen of Hearts.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Fall and winter continue to provide solid bottom fishing, with many trips focusing on deeper waters where these species thrive.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, the Dungeness Crab season opens, and Half Moon Bay becomes a go-to location for combo trips. Boats like the Huli Cat offer trips that combine fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod with setting crab pots.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Queen of Hearts, Huli Cat, and Riptide on what’s being caught daily.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with the latest water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to plan your perfect trip.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book trips with Half Moon Bay Sportfishing Landing for Salmon, Rockfish, and Dungeness Crab adventures.

Why Fish in Half Moon Bay?

  • World-Class Salmon Fishing: Half Moon Bay’s Salmon fishery attracts anglers from all over California, with boats frequently landing trophy-sized fish.
  • Year-Round Action: From spring Salmon runs to winter Dungeness Crab trips, Half Moon Bay offers fishing opportunities for all seasons.
  • Experienced Crews and Scenic Waters: The professional crews from boats like the Queen of Hearts, Huli Cat, and Riptide ensure a great experience, while the stunning coastal scenery makes for an unforgettable day on the water.

Our Half Moon Bay Fish Reports ensure you have all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you're targeting Salmon, Rockfish, or Dungeness Crab.Half Moon Bay Fish Reports

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Long Beach

Long Beach is a hub for Southern California sportfishing, offering anglers a wide variety of inshore and offshore opportunities year-round. Departing from Long Beach Sportfishing Landing, boats target species like Yellowtail, Rockfish, and Calico Bass. Our Long Beach Fish Reports provide the latest updates on daily catches and fishing conditions, helping you stay informed and ready to book your next trip.

Popular boats operating out of Long Beach Sportfishing include:

  • Native Sun
  • Victory
  • Ahra Ahn
  • El Dorado
  • El Patron

Fishing Seasons in Long Beach:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Calico Bass and Sand Bass: These species become highly active in the spring, making inshore fishing in kelp beds and rocky structures ideal. Boats like the Native Sun and Ahra Ahn frequently target these fish during the warmer months.
    • Yellowtail: Yellowtail begin appearing in late spring, especially around offshore islands and banks. The El Dorado and Victory regularly pursue these powerful game fish, providing thrilling action for anglers.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna: Offshore trips pick up in the summer, with boats like the El Patron and El Dorado targeting Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna, offering anglers the chance to land these highly sought-after fish.
    • Dorado (Mahi Mahi): As the water warms, Dorado can be found offshore near kelp paddies, providing exciting surface action for those on extended offshore trips.
    • Halibut: Halibut fishing remains productive throughout the summer along sandy flats and deeper offshore drop-offs, with specialized trips available on the Victory and other boats.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As the water cools, bottom fishing becomes a key focus, with the El Dorado, Native Sun, and Victory targeting Rockfish and Lingcod on longer trips.
    • Sheephead and Whitefish: These species are common catches during fall and winter bottom fishing trips, adding variety for anglers.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Native Sun, Victory, El Dorado, and El Patron on the latest catches and conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Access the latest water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to ensure you choose the best day for your trip.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next trip with Long Beach Sportfishing, whether you’re planning an inshore half-day trip or an offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Long Beach?

  • Inshore and Offshore Options: Long Beach offers both inshore fishing along kelp beds and offshore trips targeting Tuna, Yellowtail, and more, providing a diverse fishing experience.
  • Year-Round Opportunities: From springtime Yellowtail runs to winter Rockfish trips, there’s always something biting in Long Beach.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the El Dorado, El Patron, Native Sun, and Victory are operated by seasoned captains who ensure a great experience on the water.

Our Long Beach Fish Reports are your go-to source for planning a successful fishing trip, whether you're heading offshore for Tuna or staying close for Halibut and Rockfish.

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Marina Del Rey

Marina del Rey, located along the Southern California coast, is a premier destination for anglers looking to experience both inshore and offshore fishing. Boats departing from Marina del Rey Sportfishing Landing provide anglers with access to a variety of species, including Yellowtail, Halibut, and Rockfish. Our Marina del Rey Fish Reports keep you updated on the latest catches and conditions to help you plan your next fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of Marina del Rey Sportfishing include:

  • Spitfire
  • New Del Mar
  • Betty-O

Fishing Seasons in Marina del Rey:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Calico Bass and Sand Bass: Inshore fishing heats up in the spring, with Calico and Sand Bass becoming more active in the kelp beds and rocky reefs. The New Del Mar and Betty-O frequently target these species, offering half-day and full-day trips.
    • Halibut: Spring is also an excellent time to target Halibut along the sandy flats, with boats like the Spitfire focusing on these prized fish.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail: As the summer months roll in, Yellowtail become a primary target for offshore trips, especially around the islands. The Spitfire and New Del Mar frequently pursue these hard-fighting game fish, providing anglers with exciting action.
    • Barracuda and Bonito: Summer also brings an influx of Barracuda and Bonito, which offer fast-paced fishing, especially for those looking to add variety to their catch.
    • Dorado (Mahi Mahi): In warmer years, Dorado can be found offshore, especially near floating kelp paddies, providing a thrilling surface bite for anglers on longer trips.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As temperatures cool, bottom fishing becomes the focus, with boats like the Spitfire and New Del Mar targeting Rockfish, Lingcod, and other bottom dwellers on extended trips.
    • Sheephead and Whitefish: Fall and winter trips also bring Sheephead and Whitefish into the mix, adding to the variety of bottom fishing opportunities during the cooler months.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Receive real-time updates from boats like the Spitfire, New Del Mar, and Betty-O on the latest catches and conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to help plan the perfect day on the water.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book your next fishing trip with Marina del Rey Sportfishing, whether you’re looking for an inshore half-day trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Marina del Rey?

  • Inshore and Offshore Versatility: Marina del Rey offers both inshore trips targeting Bass and Halibut and offshore excursions for Yellowtail and Tuna, making it a versatile fishing destination.
  • Year-Round Fishing: From springtime Bass and Halibut to winter Rockfish trips, there’s always something biting in Marina del Rey.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Spitfire, New Del Mar, and Betty-O are captained by knowledgeable crews dedicated to ensuring a productive and enjoyable day on the water.

Our Marina del Rey Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re after a trophy Halibut or looking to fill your bag with Rockfish and Lingcod.

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Monterey

Monterey, located along California’s stunning central coast, is a top destination for anglers looking to target both inshore and offshore species. Boats departing from Monterey Bay offer access to rich fishing grounds that are home to species such as Rockfish, Halibut, Lingcod, and King Salmon. Our Monterey Fish Reports provide the latest updates on daily catches and fishing conditions, helping you make the most of your next trip.

Popular boats operating out of Monterey include:

  • Chubasco
  • New Horizon
  • Reel Sportfishing

Fishing Seasons in Monterey:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): Spring marks the beginning of Salmon season in Monterey Bay. Boats like the Chubasco and New Horizon troll along the coastline, targeting these prized fish as they migrate through the area.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: These bottom-dwelling species are abundant in Monterey's rocky reefs, offering excellent fishing during the spring months.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Summer continues to provide productive bottom fishing, with species like Vermilion Rockfish, Blue Rockfish, and Lingcod being frequent catches. The Reel Sportfishing specializes in these bottom fish trips.
    • Halibut: Halibut fishing peaks during the summer, with many anglers targeting these flatfish along the sandy flats in Monterey Bay.
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer water years, Albacore Tuna may make an appearance offshore, providing exciting opportunities for those willing to venture out into deeper waters.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing remains strong throughout the fall, with boats like the New Horizon continuing to target Rockfish and Lingcod as temperatures cool.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, offering combo trips where anglers can fish for bottom species while also setting crab pots.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Chubasco, New Horizon, and Reel Sportfishing on the latest catches and conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to ensure you plan the best time for your trip.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book upcoming trips with Monterey Bay Sportfishing, whether you’re looking for a half-day inshore trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Monterey?

  • Diverse Fishing Grounds: Monterey Bay offers access to both inshore and offshore fishing, with rocky reefs, sandy flats, and deep waters providing a range of opportunities.
  • Year-Round Action: With Salmon in the spring and Rockfish, Lingcod, and Crab available in the fall and winter, Monterey is a fishing destination with year-round activity.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Chubasco, New Horizon, and Reel Sportfishing are captained by knowledgeable crews, ensuring that anglers have a successful and enjoyable experience on the water.

Our Monterey Fish Reports give you all the details you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re after King Salmon or looking to fill your cooler with Rockfish and Dungeness Crab.

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Morro Bay

Morro Bay, located on California’s central coast, is a hidden gem for anglers seeking a variety of inshore and offshore fishing opportunities. With boats departing from Morro Bay Landing, you can target species like Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, and King Salmon. Our Morro Bay Fish Reports provide real-time updates on catches and conditions, helping you plan your next fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of Morro Bay Landing include:

  • Black Pearl
  • Raven
  • Avenger

Fishing Seasons in Morro Bay:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): The spring season is prime time for targeting King Salmon, especially as they migrate along the coast. Boats like the Black Pearl and Raven often head offshore to troll for these highly prized fish.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: These species are active in the spring, with Morro Bay’s rocky reefs providing perfect habitats. The Avenger frequently targets these bottom species.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Summer is one of the best times to target a wide range of Rockfish species, including Vermilion Rockfish and Blue Rockfish, as well as Lingcod. The Raven and Black Pearl specialize in these trips.
    • Halibut: Halibut fishing peaks in the summer, particularly around sandy flats and drop-offs near Morro Bay. Boats like the Avenger offer trips specifically for these prized flatfish.
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer water years, Albacore Tuna can make their way within range of Morro Bay, offering exciting offshore opportunities for anglers looking for fast-moving game fish.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing continues to be productive well into the fall and winter months, with boats like the Black Pearl and Avenger frequently targeting deeper reefs.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, and many boats offer combo trips that allow anglers to fish for Rockfish and Lingcod while also setting crab pots.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Receive real-time updates from boats like the Black Pearl, Raven, and Avenger on the latest catches and fishing conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to plan the perfect fishing day.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book upcoming trips with Morro Bay Landing, whether you’re looking for a half-day trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Morro Bay?

  • Diverse Fishing Opportunities: Morro Bay offers access to both inshore and offshore fishing, with rocky reefs, sandy flats, and deep offshore waters providing a range of species to target.
  • Year-Round Fishing: From spring Salmon runs to winter Rockfish and Dungeness Crab, Morro Bay is a fishing destination that offers action no matter the season.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Black Pearl, Raven, and Avenger are captained by knowledgeable crews who ensure a productive and enjoyable fishing experience.

Our Morro Bay Fish Reports ensure you have all the details you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you're trolling for King Salmon or bottom fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod.

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Newport Beach

Newport Beach, located in Orange County, is known for its vibrant sportfishing community and access to some of Southern California’s most productive waters. Departing from Newport Landing Sportfishing, anglers have the chance to target a variety of species, including Yellowtail, Bluefin Tuna, and Halibut. Our Newport Beach Fish Reports provide the latest updates on daily catches and conditions, ensuring you're well-prepared for your next fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of Newport Landing Sportfishing include:

  • Nautilus
  • Patriot
  • Aggressor

Fishing Seasons in Newport Beach:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Calico Bass and Sand Bass: Inshore trips in the spring focus on Calico and Sand Bass, which are frequently found around kelp beds and rocky reefs. Boats like the Patriot and Nautilus offer half-day and full-day trips targeting these species.
    • Halibut: Halibut fishing starts to pick up in the spring, with these prized flatfish being caught along sandy flats and deeper drop-offs. The Aggressor and Patriot often run specialized trips for Halibut.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail: The warmer summer months bring Yellowtail closer to shore, making them a popular target for offshore trips. Boats like the Nautilus and Patriot frequently head offshore to chase these powerful game fish.
    • Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna: Offshore fishing for Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna also heats up during the summer, with the Aggressor running extended trips to target these larger pelagic species.
    • Dorado (Mahi Mahi): As the water warms, Dorado can be found offshore near kelp paddies, providing fast action for anglers on longer trips.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As temperatures cool, bottom fishing becomes the focus, with boats like the Patriot and Aggressor targeting Rockfish, Lingcod, and other bottom dwellers.
    • Sheephead and Whitefish: These species are also common during fall and winter trips, adding variety for anglers looking to fill their bags.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Receive real-time updates from boats like the Nautilus, Patriot, and Aggressor on the latest catches and fishing conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tide information, and weather forecasts to help plan your perfect day on the water.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next trip with Newport Landing Sportfishing, whether you’re planning an inshore half-day trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Newport Beach?

  • Inshore and Offshore Options: Newport Beach offers both inshore fishing along kelp beds and rocky reefs, and offshore trips targeting larger pelagic species like Tuna and Yellowtail.
  • Year-Round Fishing: With Calico Bass and Halibut in the spring and Yellowtail and Tuna in the summer, Newport Beach offers consistent fishing opportunities no matter the season.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Nautilus, Patriot, and Aggressor are captained by knowledgeable crews who ensure that anglers have a successful and enjoyable experience on the water.

Our Newport Beach Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you're chasing trophy Yellowtail or filling your cooler with Rockfish and Lingcod.

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Oxnard

Oxnard, located along California’s southern coast, is a premier launch point for anglers seeking access to the rich fishing grounds of the Channel Islands. With boats departing from both Channel Islands Sportfishing and Hook’s Landing, anglers can target a variety of species including Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, and Yellowtail. Our Oxnard Fish Reports provide real-time updates on daily catches and fishing conditions to help you plan your next adventure.

Popular boats operating out of Channel Islands Sportfishing include:

  • Aloha Spirit
  • Mirage
  • Gentleman
  • Island Tak
  • Seabiscuit
  • Ranger 85

Boats operating from Hook's Landing include:

  • Coroloma

Fishing Seasons in Oxnard:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: These bottom-dwelling species are abundant during the spring, with Channel Islands’ rocky reefs providing excellent fishing opportunities. Boats like the Aloha Spirit and Mirage frequently target these species.
    • White Seabass: Spring is also the time to catch White Seabass, a highly sought-after species. The Seabiscuit often heads out to target these fish.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail: As summer arrives, Yellowtail become a prime target for offshore trips. Boats like the Island Tak and Gentleman focus on these hard-fighting fish.
    • Halibut: The summer months also offer excellent opportunities for Halibut, particularly around sandy flats and drop-offs. Boats like the Coroloma at Hook’s Landing run specialized trips for this species.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing continues strong into the fall and winter, with trips targeting the deeper reefs for Rockfish, Lingcod, and other bottom-dwelling species.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, offering combo trips where anglers can fish for Rockfish and Lingcod while setting crab pots.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get the latest updates from boats like the Aloha Spirit, Ranger 85, and Coroloma on what’s being caught and current fishing conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed on water temperatures, tide changes, and weather forecasts to plan your ideal fishing trip.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next adventure with Channel Islands Sportfishing or Hook’s Landing, whether you’re looking for a half-day inshore trip or a full-day offshore experience.

Why Fish in Oxnard?

  • Access to the Channel Islands: Oxnard is a gateway to the highly productive waters surrounding the Channel Islands, providing a diverse range of species to target.
  • Year-Round Fishing: With species like Rockfish, Lingcod, and Dungeness Crab available through the fall and winter, there’s always something biting in Oxnard.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Mirage, Aloha Spirit, and Coroloma are operated by experienced captains who ensure a successful day on the water.

Our Oxnard Fish Reports provide all the details you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re after trophy Yellowtail or looking to fill your cooler with Rockfish and Crab.

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Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach, nestled in the South Bay region of Los Angeles, offers fantastic fishing opportunities for both locals and visitors. With boats departing from Redondo Beach Sportfishing, anglers have the chance to target a variety of species, from inshore species like Calico Bass to offshore targets like Yellowtail and Rockfish. Our Redondo Beach Fish Reports provide you with the latest updates on fish counts and fishing conditions, ensuring a successful fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of Redondo Beach Sportfishing include:

  • Redondo Special
  • Navegante
  • Pescador
  • Betty-G
  • Sea Trek

Fishing Seasons in Redondo Beach:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Calico Bass and Sand Bass: The warming waters of spring activate the bass bite, with boats like the Redondo Special frequently targeting these species around kelp beds and rocky areas.
    • Halibut: Spring is also prime time for Halibut, which can be found along sandy flats and deep drop-offs. The Navegante and Betty-G offer specialized trips for these prized flatfish.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail: Summer brings one of the most exciting offshore targets, Yellowtail, often found near the Channel Islands. The Pescador and Navegante focus on these hard-fighting fish during the peak season.
    • Barracuda and Bonito: Fast-paced fishing for Barracuda and Bonito also heats up in the summer months, providing a thrilling experience for anglers aboard the Redondo Special and Sea Trek.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As the water cools, bottom fishing becomes the focus, with boats like the Navegante and Betty-G targeting Rockfish and Lingcod around the deeper reefs.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, the Dungeness Crab season opens, with combo trips offering both bottom fishing and crab-catching experiences.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Redondo Special, Navegante, and Pescador on what’s biting and where.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tide changes, and weather forecasts to help you plan your fishing trip.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next fishing adventure with Redondo Beach Sportfishing, whether you're looking for a half-day trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Redondo Beach?

  • Inshore and Offshore Options: Redondo Beach offers a variety of trips, from inshore bass fishing to offshore adventures for Yellowtail and Rockfish.
  • Year-Round Fishing: Whether you’re fishing for Halibut in the spring or Rockfish in the winter, Redondo Beach has fishing opportunities for all seasons.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Redondo Special, Navegante, and Betty-G are operated by knowledgeable crews who ensure a productive and enjoyable day on the water.

Our Redondo Beach Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re targeting Yellowtail or Rockfish.

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San Francisco

San Francisco, with its iconic Fisherman’s Wharf and access to the rich waters of the Pacific Ocean, is a top destination for anglers looking to target a wide range of species. Departing from Fisherman’s Wharf, boats offer opportunities to fish for King Salmon, Striped Bass, Rockfish, and more. Our San Francisco Fish Reports provide you with the latest updates on catches and fishing conditions to ensure a successful trip.

Popular boats operating out of Fisherman’s Wharf include:

  • Lovely Martha
  • Bass-Tub
  • Wacky Jacky
  • Chucky's Pride
  • Blue Runner

Fishing Seasons in San Francisco:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): The King Salmon season kicks off in the spring, making San Francisco Bay one of the premier destinations for targeting these fish. Boats like the Lovely Martha and Wacky Jacky specialize in trolling for Salmon along the Marin coast and nearshore areas.
    • Striped Bass and Halibut: Inshore trips focus on Striped Bass and California Halibut, which are frequently caught along the bay and coastline. The Bass-Tub and Chucky's Pride often target these species during the spring months.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As summer heats up, offshore trips target Rockfish and Lingcod along rocky reefs, with boats like Blue Runner and Lovely Martha making frequent trips to the Farallon Islands.
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer water years, Albacore Tuna may come within range of San Francisco's offshore boats, offering an exciting challenge for anglers.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: The productive bottom fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod continues through the fall and into winter, with boats like the Wacky Jacky and Bass-Tub running extended trips to deeper offshore reefs.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, with combo trips allowing anglers to pull crab pots while targeting Rockfish and Lingcod.

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  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Lovely Martha, Bass-Tub, and Chucky's Pride on the latest catches and fishing conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Access the most current water temperatures, tide information, and weather forecasts to help you plan your ideal trip.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next adventure with Fisherman’s Wharf Sportfishing operators, whether you’re looking for a half-day inshore trip or a full-day offshore excursion.

Why Fish in San Francisco?

  • Diverse Fishing Opportunities: From King Salmon and Striped Bass in the spring to Rockfish and Lingcod in the summer, San Francisco offers a wide range of fishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels.
  • Year-Round Fishing: Whether you're targeting Halibut in the spring or crabbing in the winter, San Francisco's waters are productive all year long.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Lovely Martha, Bass-Tub, and Blue Runner are captained by seasoned crews who ensure a safe, productive, and enjoyable day on the water.

Our San Francisco Fish Reports provide all the details you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you're chasing King Salmon or looking to fill your bag with Rockfish and Dungeness Crab.

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San Pedro

San Pedro, a vibrant port city in Southern California, offers anglers access to some of the most productive fishing grounds in the region. With boats departing from 22nd Street Landing and LA Waterfront Cruises and Sportfishing, anglers can target species such as Yellowtail, Rockfish, Calico Bass, and Halibut. Our San Pedro Fish Reports provide the latest updates on daily catches and conditions to help you plan your next fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of 22nd Street Landing include:

  • Freedom
  • Native Sun
  • Pursuit
  • Monte Carlo
  • Outrider

Boats operating from LA Waterfront Sportfishing include:

  • Sport King
  • Gail Force
  • Triton

Fishing Seasons in San Pedro:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Calico Bass and Sand Bass: Springtime inshore trips target these species around kelp beds and rocky structures. Boats like the Native Sun and Monte Carlo frequently focus on bass fishing, offering half-day and full-day trips.
    • Yellowtail: The warmer waters of late spring bring Yellowtail closer to the coast, making them a prime target for offshore trips. Boats like the Freedom and Pursuit head offshore to catch these hard-fighting fish.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail and Bluefin Tuna: Summer marks the peak season for Yellowtail and Bluefin Tuna, with boats like the Outrider and Freedom targeting these pelagic species in deeper waters.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod remains productive, with boats like the Sport King offering trips to the reefs and rocky areas.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: As the water cools, bottom fishing becomes the primary focus. Boats like the Triton and Gail Force target these species, with extended trips to deeper waters.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, offering combo trips where anglers can pull crab pots while bottom fishing.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Freedom, Native Sun, and Sport King on the latest catches and fishing conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tide information, and weather forecasts to help you plan the perfect day.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next fishing adventure with 22nd Street Landing or LA Waterfront Sportfishing, whether you’re looking for a half-day trip or a full-day offshore experience.

Why Fish in San Pedro?

  • Inshore and Offshore Options: San Pedro offers a wide range of fishing trips, from inshore bass fishing to offshore excursions for Yellowtail and Bluefin Tuna.
  • Year-Round Opportunities: With species like Rockfish and Lingcod available during the fall and winter, San Pedro offers consistent action no matter the season.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Freedom, Pursuit, and Sport King are captained by experienced crews who ensure a productive and enjoyable day on the water.

Our San Pedro Fish Reports provide all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re targeting Yellowtail or looking to fill your cooler with Rockfish and Dungeness Crab.

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Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz, a popular fishing hub along Monterey Bay, offers anglers access to a variety of species, from King Salmon to Rockfish, and provides both inshore and offshore opportunities. Boats depart from Santa Cruz Harbor and operate year-round, offering fishing trips and combo charters. Our Santa Cruz Fish Reports provide the latest updates on catches and fishing conditions to help you make informed decisions for your next trip.

Popular boats operating out of Santa Cruz Harbor include:

  • Velocity (Stagnaro Sportfishing)
  • Miss Beth (Go Fish Santa Cruz Charters)
  • Raybert (Santa Cruz Sportfishing)
  • Little Waypoint (Waypoint Sport Fishing)

Fishing Seasons in Santa Cruz:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • King Salmon (Chinook): The prime season for King Salmon begins in the spring and continues into early summer, with boats like Velocity and Miss Beth offering trolling trips along Monterey Bay’s productive waters.
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing for Rockfish and Lingcod starts to heat up during this period, and boats like the Raybert and Little Waypoint specialize in nearshore trips targeting these species.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Albacore Tuna: In warmer years, Albacore Tuna move closer to shore, providing anglers with an exciting challenge. Offshore trips aboard boats like Miss Beth target these fast-moving pelagics.
    • Halibut: Halibut fishing along sandy flats and drop-offs peaks during the summer months, with combo trips available that target both Halibut and Rockfish.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Fall remains productive for bottom fishing, with boats like Velocity and Raybert targeting deeper waters as temperatures cool.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season kicks off, and combo trips for Rockfish and Crab become popular.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Velocity, Miss Beth, and Raybert on the latest catches and conditions.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with up-to-date water temperatures, tide information, and weather forecasts to help you plan your fishing trip.
  • Trip Availability: Find and book your next fishing adventure with Santa Cruz Harbor boats, whether you’re interested in a half-day inshore trip or a full-day offshore excursion.

Why Fish in Santa Cruz?

  • Inshore and Offshore Variety: Santa Cruz offers a range of fishing trips, from nearshore Rockfish and Lingcod to offshore Albacore Tuna and Salmon.
  • Year-Round Fishing: With productive seasons for Salmon in spring and Rockfish in winter, Santa Cruz ensures there’s always something biting.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Velocity, Miss Beth, and Little Waypoint are run by experienced captains who provide a safe, productive, and enjoyable fishing experience.

Our Santa Cruz Fish Reports give you all the details you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re trolling for King Salmon or dropping pots for Dungeness Crab.

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Ventura County

Ventura County, home to some of Southern California’s most productive waters, offers anglers access to diverse species and pristine fishing grounds. Boats depart from both Ventura Harbor Sportfishing and Channel Islands Sportfishing, providing a range of trips from inshore fishing for Rockfish and Halibut to offshore adventures for Yellowtail and White Seabass. Our Ventura County Fish Reports keep you updated on daily catches and conditions to help you plan your next fishing trip.

Popular boats operating out of Ventura Harbor Sportfishing include:

  • Island Spirit
  • Pacific Eagle
  • Californian
  • Endeavor

From Channel Islands Sportfishing, notable boats include:

  • Aloha Spirit
  • Mirage
  • Seabiscuit
  • Ranger 85

Fishing Seasons in Ventura County:

  • Spring and Early Summer:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Ventura County’s rocky reefs are prime spots for targeting Rockfish and Lingcod. Boats like the Island Spirit and Aloha Spirit run frequent trips to these reefs.
    • White Seabass: Spring is also the time for White Seabass, a highly prized species. Boats like the Mirage and Seabiscuit often focus on Seabass during this season.
  • Summer and Early Fall:
    • Yellowtail and Tuna: As the waters warm up, Yellowtail and Bluefin Tuna become the primary targets. The Endeavor and Ranger 85 frequently head offshore to chase these pelagic species.
    • Halibut: The sandy flats around Ventura Harbor also provide excellent opportunities for Halibut fishing, with combo trips available aboard the Pacific Eagle.
  • Fall and Winter:
    • Rockfish and Lingcod: Bottom fishing continues to thrive in the fall, with boats like the Island Spirit and Seabiscuit targeting deeper reefs for Rockfish and Lingcod.
    • Dungeness Crab: Starting in November, Dungeness Crab season opens, and combo trips for Rockfish and Crab become popular.

Stay Updated with Our Daily Reports:

  • Fish Counts: Get real-time updates from boats like the Island Spirit, Aloha Spirit, and Mirage on the latest catches.
  • Fishing Conditions: Stay informed with updated water temperatures, tides, and weather forecasts to plan your trip.
  • Trip Availability: Book your next trip with Ventura Harbor Sportfishing or Channel Islands Sportfishing, whether it’s a half-day inshore trip or a full-day offshore adventure.

Why Fish in Ventura County?

  • Diverse Fishing Grounds: Ventura County offers access to both inshore and offshore species, from Halibut in the flats to Yellowtail offshore.
  • Year-Round Action: Whether you're chasing Rockfish in the winter or Yellowtail in the summer, Ventura County offers fishing opportunities year-round.
  • Experienced Crews: Boats like the Endeavor, Aloha Spirit, and Ranger 85 are captained by seasoned crews who ensure an enjoyable and productive day on the water.

Our Ventura County Fish Reports give you all the information you need to plan a successful fishing trip, whether you’re targeting Yellowtail, Rockfish, or Dungeness Crab.

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