easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate physical activity involved when reeling in fish or moving around the boat
Discover the joy of coastal fishing in Dana Point with a private half-day trip. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure offers stunning ocean views and the chance to catch local species while enjoying personalized service.
Experience the thrill of coastal fishing with Ohana Sportfishing in Dana Point, California, for a half-day adventure that promises excitement and stunning ocean views. This private fishing trip offers anglers of all skill levels a chance to test their luck and catch local favorites like halibut, sand bass, and mackerel. The intimate setting ensures personalized attention and flexibility, making it perfect for families, friends, or solo explorers seeking a quick yet memorable outdoor escape. Dana Point's vibrant marine life and clear waters create an ideal environment for a rewarding day on the water. Whether you're new to fishing or an experienced angler, the professional crew provides all the gear and guidance needed for a successful trip. After a few hours cruising the coast, you'll return with stories, photos, and hopefully, some fresh fish to enjoy. This activity combines adventure, relaxation, and the chance to connect with nature, making it a must-try experience for anyone visiting Southern California.
Get to the boat dock at least 30 minutes before departure to secure the best vantage points for photos with the sunrise or early ocean views.
Dress in layers to stay comfortable as morning breezes can be cool, and it can warm up midday on the water.
Prior to your trip, review marine weather forecasts to prepare for possible waves and wind conditions.
Reserve your spot early as this popular activity can fill up quickly during peak seasons.
Dana Point is known as the 'Planet Ocean' and has a rich maritime history dating back to its founding as a shipping port in the early 20th century.
Ohana Sportfishing practices sustainable fishing and adheres to local regulations to protect marine ecosystems for future generations.
Wide-brim hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect against strong sun exposure on the water.
summer specific
Wear moisture-wicking layers and a waterproof jacket to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Secure, non-slip footwear to prevent slipping on wet decks.
Consider anti-nausea wristbands or medication if you're prone to seasickness.