Morro Bay Fishing Charters

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30 ft

Up to 4 people

Bent Rod Sportfishing

4.9/5 (9 reviews)
Morro Bay
Running angling trips out of Morro Bay, Bent Rod Sportfishing invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Come on aboard with Capt. Sergio, whose main priority is to get you on some good fish.

"Great boat, Sergio is super chill, he put us on so many fish and we limited out early." —⁠ William,
Trips from
US $936
Trips from
US $936
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29 ft

Up to 4 people

Central Coast Fishing Charters Inc.

4.8/5 (4 reviews)
San Luis Obispo (4 min drive from Morro Bay)
Central Coast Fishing Charters is not your standard fishing charter – to us, fishing is a passion, not a business. Join OUP-V certified captains John Montgomery and Rich Pusateri.

"This was a great trip.  It almost didn’t go because of the weather forecast, but Captain John was up for trying and the way it turned out we got a couple of hours in deep water before we had to go shallow." —⁠ Bruce, CO
Trips from
US $1,000
Trips from
US $1,000
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11 ft

Up to 3 people

Pismo Adventures

5.0/5 (5 reviews)
Pismo Beach (30 min drive from Morro Bay)
If clear blue waters, a cloudless sky and an exciting morning spent fishing sound like a good time to you, come and join Pismo Adventure Charters.

"Things started out slow, took a few shifts for us to find the fish, but they hit well afterwards." —⁠ Derek, NC
Trips from
US $500
Trips from
US $500

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Fishing in Morro Bay

Morro Bay stands as a premier fishing destination along California's Central Coast, celebrated for its rich biodiversity and year-round angling opportunities. Nestled against the iconic Morro Rock, this historic fishing community offers access to productive waters teeming with Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, Tuna, and Salmon. The unique estuary ecosystem blends bay, nearshore, and offshore environments, creating diverse fishing grounds that cater to all experience levels.

Anglers can explore renowned hotspots like Estero Bay for bottom-dwelling species or venture north to Big Sur's legendary deep waters for trophy-class catches. Shoreline options abound at Montaña de Oro State Park and Morro Bay State Park, where surf fishing yields Perch, Sharks, and Rays. The iconic North T-Pier and Morro Bay Finger Piers provide convenient access to harbor fishing, with opportunities to hook Halibut, Mackerel, and Sardines directly from the coastline.

Charter excursions unlock the region's full potential, navigating protected marine reserves and offshore currents where migrating tuna and seasonal Salmon congregate. These guided adventures leverage local expertise to target species specific to each season while respecting sustainable fishing practices deeply rooted in Morro Bay's heritage. Beyond the catch, the area's dramatic coastal landscapes and frequent wildlife sightings – from sea otters to migratory birds – create an immersive natural backdrop unmatched on the West Coast.

Morro Bay

4.9/5
Based on 29,273 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

Morro Bay Fishing Seasons

January

With Rockfish and Lingcod off the table, your choice of species will be limited if you fish from a boat. However, there's plenty of fish you can catch in the surf, including different types of Sharks, Rays, and Perch.

February

Much like the previous month, February is all about shore fishing. Since regulations allow you to keep Rockfish and Lingcod if you reel them in from shore, it's all about finding the right hole to fish.

March

March is the last month when sticking to the surf may pay off more than fishing from a boat. Leopard, Thresher, and Shovelnose Sharks, as well as Bat Rays, are possible catches, in addition to Barred Surfperch.

April

This is the month when the charter fishing season officially kicks off. Rockfish and Lingcod are once again in the cards, with Halibut playing the supporting role in this delicious trio. King Salmon may even show up sometime during April.

May

With the summer approaching, the fishing only gets hotter and hotter. Expect a solid bite on the bottom with the Pacific Halibut season opening and more Salmon if you decide to do some trolling.

June

June marks the start of peak season in Morro Bay. Limits of Rockfish and Lingcod or catching a big Salmon – whatever you desire, you'll get. Offshore, you may even catch a Bluefin bite.

July

If you make your way north towards Big Sur, you'll get a shot at trophy Rockfish and Lingcod, or some Salmon. Offshore, Bluefin Tuna will be racing, making July one of the best times to reel in one of these brutes.

August

Bluefin Tuna will still be in the area around this time of the year. It's all about finding a captain with their finger on the pelagic pulse. Of course, bottom fishing is always a good alternative.

September

The Tuna bite may start to slow down during September. However, the groundfish action is as good as ever. There's plenty of fish in the surf, as well, if you decide to fish from shore.

October

The waters might be getting colder but the fish will still be there. Rockfish, Lingcod, and Halibut will still be biting, giving you the chance to reel in table fare fit for kings.

November

Mid-November is usually when the Pacific Halibut season closes unless the quotas fill before that. California Halibut, as well as other types of flatfish, can still be caught, though.

December

By the end of December, the groundfish season in this part of California will be closed for boaters. So head out for one last shot at Rockfish and Lingcod because the next time you get to fish for them from a boat will be in April.

Morro Bay Fishing Calendar

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