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Where we launch

All locations offer protected harbor launches with no surf launch required and access to open-ocean fishing.

Santa Cruz Harbor

Santa Cruz Harbor

Santa Cruz, CA 95062

A protected harbor launch with easy access to productive fishing grounds in Monterey Bay. Pedal out through the harbor entrance and fish for halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and other coastal species depending on the season and current regulations.

Common targets

  • California halibut
  • Rockfish
  • Lingcod
  • Seasonal nearshore species

Good to know

  • Conditions can change after leaving the harbor
  • Bait and tackle are available for purchase from us at the launch
  • Parking and meetup instructions are sent before your trip
Pillar Point Harbor, Half Moon Bay

Pillar Point Harbor, Half Moon Bay

Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

Pillar Point is a large protected harbor with an easy launch inside the breakwater and direct access to the Half Moon Bay coast. On calm days, renters can fish nearby reefs, rocky structure, and open-water areas outside the harbor.

Common targets

  • Rockfish
  • Lingcod
  • California halibut
  • Cabezon and other nearshore species

Good to know

  • Conditions can change significantly outside the breakwater
  • Bait and tackle are available for purchase from us at the launch
  • Parking and meetup instructions are sent before your trip
Monterey Harbor

Monterey Harbor

Monterey, CA 93940

The south end of Monterey Bay, with kelp beds close to the harbor and deeper water off the canyon edge. Calm mornings here are among the most protected on the bay, and the fishing runs to rockfish, lingcod and halibut depending on the season and current regulations.

Common targets

  • Rockfish
  • Lingcod
  • California halibut
  • Seasonal nearshore species

Good to know

  • The bay is usually calmest here early, before the afternoon wind
  • Bait and tackle are available for purchase from us at the launch
  • Parking and meetup instructions are sent before your trip

Species availability and legal seasons vary. Anglers are responsible for following current California fishing regulations.