Seasonality
Mako Shark fishing in Newport Beach varies moderately throughout the year. High season is May to October. Low season is January to March and December. There is no closed season.
Newport Beach Mako Shark Fishing Charters
The best out of 8 charter fishing deals in Newport Beach - enter dates to check availability
Top Mako Shark Fishing in Newport Beach
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Dana Point
5 HOUR 11am-4pm FISH / SHARK SLAYER
RockenReel Sportfishing has a trip with your name on it along the stunning waters of Dana Point. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Steven knows them forwards and back. Amberjack, Pacific Barracuda, Calico Bass, California Sheephead, Dolphin
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Price for up to 4 people
US $1,495
Long Beach
6 Hour Trip
This is a 6-hour trip on which you can explore the beautiful waters of Long Beach. Head out on the water in the early morning and reel in a variety of species. The target fish include Seabass, Halibut, Lingcod, Bonito, Sculpin, and Barracuda. Bring some food and drinks to stay energized, and you can bring your own tackle if you wish. Pack some sunscreen as well and get excited about your new adventure!
Price for up to 6 people
US $1,100
Los Angeles
10 Hour Trip – Catalina Island
Take a trip to the beautiful Catalina Island aboard a beautiful fishing yacht. This island offers great fishing opportunities for chasing Yellowtail, Bonito, Barracuda, Bass, Rockfish, and many other fine species. You and the captain will depart at 6:00 a.m. and return at 4:00 p.m.
Price for up to 6 people
US $1,900
Dana Point
5 HOUR 11am-4pm FISH / SHARK SLAYER
Licensed Captain, Gas, Rods, Lures, Tackle, Live bait, Dead bait, Professional grade Chum Bucket, Snacks, Waters, Sodas, High Performance Scarb Center Console Fisherman Vessel w/ small front cabin with xl porta-Potti, outside seating for 8 persons but 4 passengers max for space to fish safely. Large built-in coolers and XL live bait well. Bring your sunscreen and get ready for a great day on the Pacific Ocean cruising in the Scarab and enjoying the six speakers and two sub woofers listening to your jam!
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Price for up to 4 people
US $995
Long Beach
12 Hr Catalina Island Trip
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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.
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Price for up to 2 people
US $1,950
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Newport Beach
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What anglers said about Mako Shark Fishing in Newport Beach
Catherine C.
Reviewed Half Day Trip (AM)
Shannon is great!
5/5
Cap Shannon is a pleasure to charter with, friendly and knowledgeable. Would recommend chartering with him anytime!
James W.
Reviewed Full Day Trip–Catalina Island
Great day of fishing.
5/5
Captain Shannon is just an incredible guide, captain and angler. His knowledge of the area, the fish and the technical aspects of the bite and the run were superior. We caught an incredible amount of fish. He has great gear, good boat Highly recommend sea solutions. We will do this trip every year.
Dave S.
Reviewed Half Day Trip PM
Fantastic Trip
5/5
Amazing trip. On fish from the first cast. An all around really fun and productive day on the water.
Frank N.
Reviewed Full Day Trip–Catalina Island
Awesome trip
5/5
Caught a few big yellow tail and some bass. Great grip overall. Capt. Shannon was very knowledgeable
Darren S.
Reviewed Half Day Trip (AM)
Great trip with a qualified captain.
5/5
Told him what our expectations were for the half day fishing excursion and he knew exactly where to take my crew of 4 anxious anglers. Many fish were pulled in per person thanks to his extensive knowledge of the areas fishing grounds but in the end, we had enough fish to feed about 8 people and had a great time catching them.
Would use again for sure…
