moderate
5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape with ability to handle repetitive lifting and standing on a moving vessel.
Join Fish Berkeley for a hands-on 5-hour crab fishing trip along the Marin Coast aboard the fast El Dorado. Learn from Captain Robert Gallia while hauling pots and sorting fresh Dungeness crab in an active coastal setting.
Pricing TBD | 5 Hours | November 7 - 15th
Join us for an unforgettable 5-hour adventure along the Marin Coast, where you'll help pull pots and sort fresh Dungeness crab. Experience the thrill aboard the fast El Dorado with Captain Robert Gallia, known for his fishing expertise. Bring your lunch and enjoy a day of camaraderie and excitement on the water!
TBD
Approximately 5 Hours
Two departure times: 6 A.M. & 12 P.M.
According to the California Recreational Ocean Fishing Regulation, we are restricted to the number of fish caught per person. Please see the following restriction below;
Crab (Dungeness) – Limit 10
Recently re-powered, the El Doradocan get to the Islands faster than most boats. The 53' footer can still troll slow and smooth and drifts properly to stay on top of the fish. With a fast hydraulic crab puller aboard, the first crab of the year are usually seen on the El Dorado.
Captain Robert Gallia is truly a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to saltwater fishing in Northern California. He's known for snagging giant halibut and seems to have the biggest salmon in the harbor most days. If his targeted species is off on a particular day, Captain Robert is willing and able to switch things up and go after something else.
You can purchase your license online from the Department of Fish and Game, there is a link on our Home page, most major chains (Drug Stores, WalMart and Big 5) sell fishing licenses also. Please purchase a fishing license prior to the day of your trip as the boats can not sell licenses anymore.
Coastal weather can shift quickly from chilly fog to sun—dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
There are no onboard dining options; bring a hearty lunch and snacks to enjoy during the outing.
California requires a fishing license; buy one ahead as the captain’s crew cannot sell licenses onboard.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are must-haves to protect against glare and UV exposure on open water.
The Marin Coast has a rich history of commercial and recreational fishing dating back to indigenous communities and early settlers.
Fishing activities follow strict state regulations to protect crab populations and maintain the ecological balance of the coastal marine environment.
Keeps you comfortable through changing temperatures and wind conditions.
all specific
Ensures safe footing on wet boat decks during crab pot handling.
all specific
Required by California law for all participants to legally take crab.
all specific
Protects from UV rays during extended exposure on open water.
spring|summer|fall specific