There’s a reason that Redondo Beach was chosen as the location for the legendary TV drama, Baywatch. But there’s more to this charming seaside community than golden beaches, crashing waves, and attractive lifeguards. Hop aboard one of the numerous Redondo Beach fishing charters and discover the rich waters of the Pacific.
Whatever you’re looking for on SoCal’s rich waters, a trip out of Redondo Beach will deliver. Fancy a fix of fishing? Hop aboard a nearshore trip to target Lobster, local Bass, Rockfish, Seabass, Lingcod, and Halibut. Looking to explore tropical islands? Head to the open ocean waters and come up against Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and even Sharks on your way to fight Yellowtails and many more.
There really is something for everyone, with trips lasting from as little as 2 hours to as long as 18 hours on the water. A short trip will give you the chance to pick up delicious local species nearshore, with beginners getting to test the waters. Meanwhile, a full day trip or longer will take you to the famous fishing grounds of Catalina, Santa Barbara, and San Clemente Islands, as you make the most of these diverse fisheries!
You’ll find plenty of charters lining up the coastline from Marina del Rey all the way down to San Pedro and Long Beach. Wherever you are in the three-beach area, there’s a captain waiting to take you out, so there’s no excuse not to take advantage of the incredible fishing on offer in Redondo Beach!
Reglas & Regulaciones
Every angler over the age of 16 must have a valid California sportfishing license. Grab yours online before coming aboard and you’re good to go. Other than that, there are plenty of ambiguous and ever-changing rules concerning seasons and bag limits. Expect the Sheephead, Rockfish, and Lingcod season to kick off around March or April, while Lobster can be caught from October through spring.
Your professional Redondo Beach fishing charter captain will keep you in line with all the other regulations, so you can sit back and enjoy some of the best fishing in the state.