Huntington Beach, California
Targeting yellowtail, bluefin tuna, dorado, white seabass, and Pacific gamefish using local knowledge, real-time ocean data, and precision offshore planning.
Trip Packages
All trips are 100% private. Your group, your target species, your offshore run.
Local reefs, kelp edges, and nearshore structure. Great for families, first-timers, and introducing kids to offshore fishing.
A full-day private run to Catalina Island structure. Some of the most productive inshore-offshore mixed fishing in the Bight.
Extended run to San Clemente Island or San Nicolas Island — big structure, less pressure, high-upside yellowtail and white seabass fishing.
Data-assisted offshore run targeting warm-water breaks and current edges. When the tuna are biting, this is the trip.
The ultimate FIVE HOLE experience. Sleep aboard, wake up on the fish, and maximize every possible bite window — offshore or island.
How We Plan Every Trip
Most charter boats go where they went last time. We go where the fish are going to be.
Before every departure, we review a complete picture of Southern California Bight conditions — combining real-time ocean data, tide movement, moon phase, recent fish reports, and local experience to build a trip plan that puts you in the most productive water available.
The result: smarter decisions about when to run, where to position, and what to target — not guesses.
Zone scoring is captain-use only. Full model is private. Public preview shown for illustration.
Southern California Bight
Offshore conditions snapshot — updated regularly. Real-time data integration coming soon.
Below Deck
The Vessel
A Boston Whaler 345 Conquest — one of the most capable offshore center console platforms built. Triple Mercury Verado 250 outboards deliver the range and speed to reach productive water fast, while the deep-V hull and wide 11'8" beam keep the ride comfortable on long offshore runs. Built and equipped for serious fishing.
Recent Trips
Live dispatches from the water. Updated after every notable trip.
Pushed out to the Catalina backside — found a clean temperature edge holding a healthy school of yellowtail. Conditions: 65°F, calm, perfect bait presentation window.
First legitimate offshore push of the season. SST break holding at the 209 — saw some boils and mixed meter marks. Bluefin season feels close.
Knocked out a half-day coastal run. Kelp edges loaded with calico — solid action on the dropper loop. Great trip for a family wanting their first offshore experience.
Charter Schedule
Check open dates before you book. Updated in real time as trips are confirmed.
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