Alameda Halibut Fishing Charters

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Top Halibut Fishing in Alameda

  • Meet the Captain

    Head out for a full-day of fishing with Sole-Man on the bay and ocean waters of San Francisco. You will target species such as Salmon, Halibut, Rockfish, Sturgeon, and Shark. Trips include high-quality fishing equipment and lures, live bait, and drinks (water, coffee and tea), while the crew are happy to process your catch to your specifications.

    Full Day Trip
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    US $1,770
    +1
  • Angler's Choice
    Meet the Captain

    Depending on the season and the weather, you will be chasing fish inside or outside of the Golden Gate Bridge. For food or fun it is always an adventure. Targeted species include Striped Bass, Salmon, Halibut, Skate, Ray, Rockfish, Crab, and more.

    Full Day Trip
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    US $285
    +1

    Nautilus Excursions

    San Francisco

    Fish the bay for Striped Bass, Halibut, and Shark, all within 10 minutes of shore. All of your rods and reels for the day are provided. Live bait is prepared in advance for you so no precious fishing time is wasted. You are welcome to bring along food and drink. Please buy a fishing license before the trip.

    Half Day Trip (AM)
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    US $225
    +1
  • Angler's Choice

    fishSFbay

    Berkeley

    Times subject to change (tide) Book the entire boat for your private group of 1-6 anglers & save $150! Everything included. Fishing in SF bay and coastal areas targeting Halibut and Striped Bass with live bait. On these potluck trips we often encounter white sea bass, leopard shark and others. All bait, tackle, and fishing gear included. LIVE BAIT INCLUDED when available. Take Limit 2 Halibut and 2 Striped Bass per person.

    Full Day Halibut+Bass Private Trip
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    US $1,650
  • Angler's Choice

    All half day trips are bay trips and are captain choice!!

    Half Day Trip – Bay
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    US $1,200
  • Angler's Choice

    I fish all over the San Francisco Bay, depending on conditions. If the conditions indicate that we should go outside the gate to catch fish, that's what we'll do.

    5 Hour Trip (AM)
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    US $1,250

    Pamela J Charters

    San Francisco

    Potluck! Explore the rich waters of San Francisco for Striped Bass, Halibut, Shark, Rockfish, Lingcod.

    Full Day Trip
    :
    US $285
    +3

    We will be trolling or drifting live bait for halibut in the San Francisco Bay. Sometimes we have the opportunity to catch striped bass, sharks, and rays as well, however halibut is the main target. The best months are April through July.

    Full Day Trip – Halibut
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    US $300
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Alameda Halibut Fishing Seasons

Halibut
Size
20 to 150lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Good

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Halibut fishing in Alameda, California, United States draws anglers to calm, protected bay waters with quick access to productive flats and channels. California Halibut are prized for hard hits, steady fights, and tasty fillets. Alameda sits on the East Bay, so you can reach the bite fast and fish longer.

Most trips focus on inshore fishing inside San Francisco Bay. Captains often drift live Anchovies or Herring near the bottom. They also troll or cast soft swimbaits and jigs. Light to medium tackle keeps the fight fun and lets you feel every tap. Your crew will explain how to keep baits near the sand, where Flatfish wait to ambush prey.

Charter days are simple and smooth. You meet at a local marina, ride a short distance, and start fishing right away. Expect steady action around tide changes, when Halibut feed best. This trip suits first-timers, families, and seasoned anglers who enjoy hands-on fishing. Most boats provide rods, reels, and tackle. Bring a jacket for bay wind, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks, and a small cooler for the ride home. If you get seasick, consider medication before boarding.

Before your trip, check current rules for licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits. Some regulations change by area, species, or time of year. Your captain can explain general guidelines on board, but anglers are responsible for knowing local laws and any protected zones.

Habitats
Nearshore
Offshore
Techniques
Bottom Fishing
Spearfishing
Heavy Tackle
Light Tackle
Deep Sea Fishing
Drift Fishing

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