5 out of 5
My friends kayak fish pretty often, and I’d been wanting to try it myself. This was my first time fishing from a kayak, and the rental made it easy to finally get out there and give it a shot.
Ocean fishing kayak rentals and guided trips in Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay
Both locations offer protected harbor launches, so there is no surf launch required. After leaving the harbor entrance you are fishing open ocean, so we only operate on calm days and set the recommended fishing area based on conditions. Fishing kayak rentals and guided kayak fishing trips run from both harbors.

Santa Cruz, CA 95062
A protected harbor launch with easy access to Monterey Bay and productive nearshore fishing. Pedal out through the harbor entrance and fish for halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and other coastal species depending on the season and current regulations.
Launch: Protected hand-launch area inside Santa Cruz Harbor. Exact meetup and launch instructions are provided with your booking.
Common targets
Good to know
Species availability and legal seasons vary. Anglers are responsible for following current California fishing regulations.
5.0 out of 5 · 2 reviews
5 out of 5
My friends kayak fish pretty often, and I’d been wanting to try it myself. This was my first time fishing from a kayak, and the rental made it easy to finally get out there and give it a shot.
5 out of 5
I was completely new to fishing and mostly just wanted to get out on the water with friends. The kayak made it easy to enjoy the day and try fishing for the first time.

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 approved calm days, renters can fish nearby reefs, rocky structure, and open-water areas outside the harbor.
Launch: Protected beach launch inside Pillar Point Harbor, next to the boat-launch area. No surf launch required.
Common targets
Good to know
Species availability and legal seasons vary. Anglers are responsible for following current California fishing regulations.