Andy Schuler
Captain

Andy Schuler

Los Angeles, United States
3 reviews
Capt. Andy runs trips out of Los Angeles aboard a 34' Freeman. These waters are known for Tuna and Seabass and he will show you how to catch them, whether you're trolling or bottom fishing. With extensive knowledge of the area, he has a trick or two up his sleeve, and the only way to learn is to join him out on the water!

Charter

Rating

5.0
3 reviews
5.0
Boat & Equipment
5.0
Captain & Crew
5.0
Fishing Experience

All reviews (3)

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  • Victor Moisseev
    Victor Moisseev
    ca
    British Columbia, Canada
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    Member since 2025
    5.0
    Verified

    best boat in LA

    Local. Afternoon (half day) • 4 adults • 2 children

    Nice, fast, stable boat. Captain and crew full of energy and went above and beyond to make our trip perfect in every way.

    Reported catch:
    California Sheephead
    Sand Bass
    White Seabass
    Response from Captain

    thank you! I appreciate you for coming out and leaving a review!

  • Bryan Stevens
    Bryan Stevens
    us
    Colorado, US
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    Member since 2024
    5.0
    Verified

    CANT WAIT TO BOOK WITH ANDY AGAIN

    Pelagic charter (Outer Islands) • 6 adults

    We had the best trip with Andy and Rob. They have years of experience and we caught so many fish! I will definitely be booking with them again this summer! They have the best boat/gear on the market and know how to have a great time.

    Reported catch:
    Sand Bass
    Response from Captain

    Thank you! It was a pleasure taking everyone fishing!

  • Yerbol Yeleulov
    Yerbol Yeleulov
    kz
    Kazakhstan
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    Member since 2024
    5.0
    Verified

    Bluefin tuna

    Bluefin Charter • 4 adults

    It was best fishing experience I have ever had

What's biting with Outcast Sport Fishing in Los Angeles

You will continue to see Yellowtail and some Tuna in the Catalina Channel through autumn. You can enjoy reaping the last of summer's rewards as the temperature hovers around 70°F.

Top catches for September