All Harbors Charter – Long Beach
Up to 4 persons per trip. Tackle, live bait (normally $60) and fish cleaning included in price.
44 Fishing Charters
The best out of 44 charter fishing deals in Long Beach - enter dates to check availability
Up to 4 persons per trip. Tackle, live bait (normally $60) and fish cleaning included in price.
A short all inclusive package (other than a fishing license/ Food) for up to 6 passengers. This is a great trip for families with kids or beginners who don't want to stay on the water for too long.
Fishing outside the break wall up to 10 miles out to target Bass, Rockfish, Sculpin, Sheepshead, Barracuda, Halibut, and if lucky, you can get Yellowtail on summer days. Customers 16+ must purchase a California fishing license prior to the trip. We will provide you with the best service guaranteed. Fishing outside the harbor usually 2-6 miles out at the rockpiles and kelp line for Calico Bass and local shallow water Rockfish.
Come enjoy a 3-hour fishing charter and have lots of fun on the water.
This trip can consist of a 6-hour day for Bass,Rockfish, Barracuda, and whats biting inshore given the season. Fishing has been amazing close to home! The Horseshoe Kelp is right at the doorstep where multiple types of species live. Enjoy great fishing, the best customer service, beautiful wildlife, and the gorgrous sunrise. All rods, tackle,and water will be provided. Fish cleaning is included with the upmost standards. Sit back, relax,and let us provide the best experience for you & your guests!
This short trip offers the same possibilities as the option. It's an all-inclusive trip (other than a fishing license) for up to 6 passengers. It's a great option for beginners, families with kids, and those who don't want to stay on the water for too long. Food) for up to 6 passengers.
On these trips, we will be fishing along the coast in the Long Beach/Los Angeles area, wherever we feel the fishing will be the best. These trips usually target Calico Bass, Sand Bass, Halibut, and Rockfish. The cost of the trip includes all fishing tackle, bait, crew, and fish cleaning. Not included is your California fishing license or tips for the crew. Feel free to bring anything you wish to eat or drink. These trips usually depart around 8:00 a.m. and return around 1:00 p.m.
Catalina Island. We provide the full setups for a fun day with lots of miscellaneous fish and targeting whopper Yellowtail or Tuna. Or we can go paddy hopping, flylining or bottom drifting (You're in charge). Fuel is included. You can stop for lunch in Avalon or drop off the girls to shop a while while the boys continue to fish. Back to our dock in Long Beach by 7pm.
The ultimate Full Rack experience. A full day at Catalina Island means more time on some of the richest fishing grounds in SoCal — chasing yellowtail, white seabass, calico bass, and more with a captain who knows every corner of the island. All tackle, bait, and fish cleaning included. Private charter. 5-person max.

Halibut fishing in Long Beach, California, United States is all about targeting California Halibut, a prized Flatfish known for hard runs and tasty fillets. Local waters offer sandy bottoms, harbor channels, and kelp edges where these ambush predators wait for bait fish. Calm seas and easy access make this a favorite for families and first-time anglers.
Most captains focus on inshore fishing. They drift fish or slow-troll along beaches, jetties, and breakwalls. Live Anchovies, Sardines, or Squid work well. Bottom fishing with swimbaits or bucktail jigs also produces strikes. Light to medium spinning or conventional gear keeps the fight fun. Tides matter, so expect the bite to improve when the water moves.
Charter trips here are usually short runs to the grounds, with more time fishing and less time riding. Crews handle the tackle and bait, and they show you simple rigs that catch Halibut. This is a great trip for kids, beginners, and food-focused anglers alike. Wear layers for the marine breeze, bring sun protection, and pack snacks and drinks. A small cooler for your fillets is handy after the crew cleans your catch where allowed.
Before you go, review current regulations. Check whether you need a California fishing license, and confirm local season, size, and harvest rules for Halibut. Regulations can change, and your captain will help you stay compliant on the water.

