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    Mirage Sportfishing - First catch of the day, and the only WHITE SEABASS that day. thanks to all the crews that helped me out. You guys are awesome.

    Mirage Sportfishing

    (20 reviews)

    Just got off the boat yesterday. A great boat and great crew. Been on the boat many times…read more Definitely will be back out again on it.

    Allow me to open with a brief anecdote to illustrate the talent of Capt. Tucker:…read more On our last trip, in 5 ft. seas out of the northwest, and 20 knots of wind out of the northeast, Tucker held the boat over a reef in 320 ft. of water like we were sitting on anchor. To say this skipper and crew are outstanding is an understatement. After a lifetime of being on boats as both customer and crew, I can honestly tell you that the Mirage runs a high quality operation. Veteran deckhand Ryan and the whole crew are always, and I mean ALWAYS, Johnny on the spot if you need a fish gaffed, if you get a tangle, if you lose a rig and need it re-tied... Just amazing. The boat sleeps 24, and it's no foo foo pleasure cruise, but comfortable and a pretty good ride. A full galley with indoor seating, plenty of deck space, and double bait tank capacity makes this a great platform for overnight fishing to the outer islands. Little extras like keeping lingcod and other delicate fish in the ice water hold below decks for the trip, the positive and polite crew, and one of the most knowledgeable young skippers on the coast makes this my favorite boat for rockfishing. They simply find fish, and do everything they can to help you out them on the boat. These guys earn their tips and greatly appreciate the opportunity to truly work hard for you. Fish cleaning on the boat is professional and neat... Buck a fish, $2 for lingcod and other select bigguns. Ever get a whiff of rotting fish carcasses in your trash cans after a few days in the sun? Worth every penny and then some. Whether you're a veteran or a novice, this crew will take care of your fishing needs.

    Ventura Pier - Sea gulls gathering

    Ventura Pier

    (117 reviews)

    I visited there two days after that Ventura-to-Barstow CHP chase, where a Subaru drove 200 miles in…read moretwo hours while being pursued by the CHP the entire way. Even NBC 7's helicopter eventually ran out of fuel while trying to film the event! It took me almost an hour in the morning to drive from Pasadena to Ventura Beach. I set the GPS to navigate to the pier, where there is a garage nearby. I drove in and found it completely unattended; the fee booth was empty. After driving around inside, I found an outdoor parking lot that was even closer to the pier. There was no one at the entrance, likely because it is the "off-season." It was less than 20 meters from the parking lot to the wooden steps of the pier. There were fewer than 20 people on the pier that morning, even though it was nearly 8:00 AM. The restaurant wasn't open yet, and they likely don't open during this time of year. Walking on the pier is very peaceful, even if the sound of the sea is quite loud. The public restrooms were clean as well. It is a wonderful break to have on the drive from Los Angeles to San Jose. My recommendation: go there early during the quiet season.

    We stopped by for a morning walk on the oldest pier in California. It was a gorgeous Sunday morning…read moreand the walk along with the views felt relaxing. The end of the pier had a lot of people fishing combined with some homeless people and after taking some pics and watching the surfers, we walked back. I noticed some picnic benches on the pier and a seafood spot to eat as well. If you're visiting by car to visit the pier for a quick stop. Do not park in the $10 flat rate parking lot. Just one the other side, there's a parking structure along with outdoor adjacent pier parking for way cheaper. We paid $2 for about 45 mins. Overall, cool to visit. But, the amount of homeless people hanging out around the bathrooms and pier area was a bit much.

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    Ventura Harbor Sportfishing

    (106 reviews)

    Another trip out of San Diego canceled at the last minute. Fortunately the Pacific Eagle out of…read moreVentura harbor was going out for a 4AM to 4PM trip so I pulled the trigger and bought 2 tickets. Hoping for white seabass. We boarded the boat and got rigged up. Then ducked down to the bunk room for a quick nap until we arrived at anacapa island. Made a few drifts looking for seabass, on halibut hit the deck along with some scattered white fish and other incidental catches. Ended up leaving the island and heading east in search of game fish. Captain Mike and the crew worked hard but we weren't able to find anyone seabass, halibut, or yellowtail that were willing to bite. Headed offshore for some shallow water rock fishing. Caught some nice sculpin. Then moved to deeper water after a few drifts in search of other species. Found some reds, occasionally, chuckle heads, and starrys. A few lingcod made their way onboard as well. We tried anchoring at anacapa for some more shots at game species. Several calico bass, most shorts but at least on keeper was in the bag. Pulled the hook and headed back to Ventura. Grabbed another nap after derigging my rods and reels. I fish a lot and was impressed with the whole operation at Ventura harbor Sportfishing from the reservation to handing out fosh filets after the trip. I'll be back an hopefully find the white seabass next time.

    Was supposed to go on a fishing trip out of San Diego, but they got cancelled. We found an…read more availabity aboard one of the ships here. Drive here the evening before the fishing trip to get acquainted with the area. Initially, the guy didn't pay any attention to us or even acknowledge that we existed. Finally, he noticed us as we were about to walk out. We confirmed where we can park in the morning and best time to arrive. On the morning of the trip, we got there super early to check in and this guy was more attendtive than the one the previous evening. Showed our ID and Fishing License and waited til it was time to board the boat, the Pacific Eagle. I normally don't get seasick but on my last fishing trip, the waters were extremely rough and sure enough, my tummy wasn't feeling well. I didn't want to take any chances, so I put on some motion sickness patches behind my ear as a just in case. Good thing I did! Since it was going to be a few hours before arriving to our destination, we went down to the bunks to take a quick nap. When it was time to drop our lines, we did just that. we caught some Sculpin, White Fish, Calico Bass, Starrys, and a small lincod. Others caught Reds, a Sheephead, Halibut, Whitefish, Sculpins and Starrys as well. Captain Mike and the Crew were extremely helpful and patient with us. Doug was the chef of the day - makes a great breakfast sandwich. I wasn't hungry for lunch tho. I told him that he's an Asian Pro - cooking with them chopsticks! I do the same. LOL Our fishies were filleted and I kept a couple of my fishies whole, but also kept the skeletons just in case I wanted to make fish stock. All in all, a fun trip!

    Hook's Landing - White fish

    Hook's Landing

    (111 reviews)

    We went on the Estella on 04/18/2026, it was the best experience ever. 1st timers, Chris the owner…read moreof Estella super nice and answered our questions. Selena, great person, awesome cook, hamburgers tasty, Max & Charlie crew dudes hustling helping us all throughout the entire trip. I hope I got all the names right. Definitely going back!

    Probably one of the most frustrating and disappointing charter experiences I've ever had--and I say…read morethat as someone who understands fishing doesn't always go your way. We spent 3.5 hours on the boat before a single line even hit the water. After finally starting, we fished for about 30 minutes, only to pack up again and spend another 1.5 hours cruising to a different spot near an oil rig. Yes, the fishing improved there--but by then, most of the trip had already been wasted just moving around. On what's supposed to be a ¾-day trip, we spent roughly 5.5 hours doing nothing but traveling, dealing with tangled lines, and waiting. That's not "a slow day of fishing"--that's poor planning and inexperience. It was openly stated this was a new crew, including the captain, and unfortunately, it showed. To be fair, the deckhand was great--helpful and professional. But that couldn't make up for everything else. What really crossed the line for me was the environment on board. At one point, another angler yelled at my son, blaming him for a tangled line--only for it to be proven it wasn't even his fault. That should never happen, especially on a trip where families and kids are present. Completely unacceptable. Then, when we picked up our catch, we were given more fish than we actually caught. I understand sharing when limits are reached--but this felt off, like we were handed someone else's hard-earned catch. That takes away from the whole experience. At the end of the day, the low price makes sense--you truly get what you pay for. But I'd rather spend a little more for a well-run, respectful, and enjoyable trip than deal with chaos, wasted time, and a hostile environment. If you're considering this charter--especially if you have kids--I strongly recommend you look elsewhere. I've gone out with Ciscos Sportfishing multiple times, and they have never let me down. Professional crews, organized trips, and a much more family-friendly atmosphere. Save yourself the frustration. Go with a crew that knows what they're doing and actually values your time and experience. Date of trip: 4/4/26 Boat: Coroloma

    Breakwater Charters - fishing - Updated May 2026

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