The Half Day Local!
Short on time or money? Want to catch some fish and have a great time on the water? The Half Day Local is the express charter for you. Even though it stay in and around San Diego Bay, you can still walk away with some big fish!
Six hours longs, and within six miles of shore! Perfect for young anglers and beginners. Fishing the kelp beds and local rock piles for all of your favorite local species, listed below!
Captain and crew will help you catch and teach you if you need help! Even if you have never fished before , do not worry! Kids, no problem!
Both private and open party charters available. Departing daily out of Point Loma and HM Landing in San Diego Bay. Departure times are 7am and 1:30pm. Call 619.508.7823 for immediate assistance.
Boat and Crew
Our six-hour local charter fishing trips are conducted on one of our six-pack or four-pack sport fishing boats, which can accommodate both open party trips with multiple people and private charters for your group only. Our experienced captains and crew will provide expert guidance, top-notch equipment, and a fun, safe experience on the water.
Trip Details
- Duration: 6 hours
- Distance from shore: Within 5 miles
- Travel time from dock: Approximately 1 hour
- Season: Winter and summer trips available
Why Choose a Six-Hour Local Charter?
This trip is perfect for those who want to experience the thrill of sport fishing in San Diego without committing to a full-day trip. You'll enjoy a fun and exciting day on the water, with opportunities to catch a variety of fish species and take in the stunning scenery of the San Diego coastline.
What's Included?
- All necessary fishing gear and tackle
- Expert guidance from our experienced captains and crew
- Access to top fishing spots in the San Diego area
Looking for a Longer Trip?
If you're interested in a longer trip or want to target tuna or other pelagic species, we recommend our full-day trip instead.
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USCG Certified Captain
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Drug Tested Crew
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Safe and Seaworthy Fleet
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We know all the good fishing spots!
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Bathrooms on every boat.
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Water included.
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Friendly and helpful crew.
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Sufficient Bait
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Top of the line Rods and Reels.
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Great Customer Service - From the first call.
SEASONS
Winter (December to February)
- Rockfish: Species such as calico bass, sand bass, and striped bass can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Lingcod: These fish are common in the area during the winter months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Halibut: While not as abundant as rockfish, halibut can still be caught in the area during the winter months using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Whitefish: These fish are common in the area during the winter months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Sheepshead: These fish are also common in the area during the winter months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Shark: Some species of shark, such as leopard sharks and gray smooth-hound sharks, can be caught in the area during the winter months.
Spring (March to May)
- Bass: As the water warms up, bass become more active and can be caught in the area using jigs, spoons, and live bait. Species such as calico bass, sand bass, and striped bass are common.
- Halibut: Halibut are also more active during the spring months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Rockfish: While not as abundant as during the winter months, rockfish can still be caught in the area during the spring using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Whitefish: These fish are still common in the area during the spring months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Sheepshead: These fish are also still common in the area during the spring months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Lingcod: These fish are still common in the area during the spring months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
Summer (June to August)
- Bass: Bass are abundant in the area during the summer months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait. Species such as calico bass, sand bass, and striped bass are common.
- Yellowtail: Yellowtail are a popular species during the summer months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Bonito: Bonito are also common in the area during the summer months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Halibut: Halibut are still common in the area during the summer months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Rockfish: While not as abundant as during the winter months, rockfish can still be caught in the area during the summer using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Whitefish: These fish are still common in the area during the summer months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Sheepshead: These fish are also still common in the area during the summer months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Lingcod: These fish are still common in the area during the summer months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Shark: Some species of shark, such as leopard sharks and gray smooth-hound sharks, can be caught in the area during the summer months.
Fall (September to November)
- Bass: Bass are still abundant in the area during the fall months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait. Species such as calico bass, sand bass, and striped bass are common.
- Halibut: Halibut are also more active during the fall months and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Rockfish: While not as abundant as during the winter months, rockfish can still be caught in the area during the fall using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Whitefish: These fish are still common in the area during the fall months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Sheepshead: These fish are also still common in the area during the fall months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.
- Lingcod: These fish are still common in the area during the fall months, and can be caught using jigs, spoons, and live bait.