Southern California Deep Sea Fishing Charters

Travel to Catalina Island and target Yellowtail and White Seabass. Calico Bass is a great backup and can be caught almost all of the year.

This trip is excellent whether as an introduction to fishing or just a day on the water. You'll be fishing for Bass, Barracuda, and Rockfish, and if you're lucky, Yellowtail or Halibut will come over the rail as well. Note: Customers must purchase a California fishing license prior to the trip.

Head out to offshore grounds and fish for Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Yellowtail, and more!

Fly Fishing is an option for this trip. If you're planning to go fly fishing, please let the captain know, to bring the fly rods. All fishing equipment is included in the price.

Start early in the morning at catalina or san clemente. You’ll will have a fun trip with plenty of opportunities to catch fish. As the captain takes care of all the fishing gear, you should just bring your licenses, drinks, and snacks.

An all-inclusive trip (other than fishing licenses/ food) for up to 6 passengers. Great for those who want extra time fishing but don't want to spend all day on the water.

Enjoy a fun fishing trip in the morning.You and the Captain leave the dock at 7:00. The trip lasts for 5 hours and includes all the rods, reels and tackle.

An all-inclusive trip (other than fishing licenses/ food) for up to 6 passengers. Great for those who want extra time fishing but don't want to spend all day on the water.

This trip fished the local shelf for a variety of bottom fish and pelagics depending on seasonal availability.

This trip is great for more adventurous anglers wanting to fish Catalina and beyond, it consists of an 8-hour day targeting Bass, Dorado, Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, and other offshore species. All rods & tackle are provided as well as drinks and snacks. You get to keep what you catch and we will even filet it for you, so come and experience one of the best charters in SoCal. *Disclaimer* Big game fish are elusive and difficult to catch, which is why it is called fishing and not catching.