moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, able to stand or sit on a boat for extended periods
Discover the excitement of rockfishing with Telstar Charters in Fort Bragg, California. This private trip offers a personalized fishing experience amid stunning coastal scenery, perfect for anglers of all levels.
All ages welcome
Experience the thrill of sport fishing and whale watching in the stunning Mendocino coastal waters! Join us aboard the Telstar for a 5-hour adventure, where you can catch salmon, rockcod, and more. Enjoy a day filled with excitement, beautiful scenery, and the chance to reel in Big Fish!
5 Hours
Mendocino coastal waters offers a great destination for anglers wanting to catch salmon, rockcod, lingcod and albacore. For a day packed with fun and excitement (and don’t forget Big Fish too!) come down to the Noyo Harbor and board the Telstar, for your sport fishing and whale watching adventure today!
Due to the rising costs of fuel a minimum of 5 people for the morning trip and 6 for the afternoon trip are required. All prices include pole and bait. Fishing licenses are required and available at the harbor. Fish can be cleaned on board.
Always review the marine weather forecast before your trip to ensure safe and enjoyable conditions.
Bring layered clothing to stay comfortable, as ocean temperatures can vary and wind can be brisk.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun during a day on the water.
Getting to the dock early ensures you have ample time for briefing and departure, maximizing your trip time.
Fort Bragg was originally inhabited by Native American tribes and later became a key logging and fishing port, shaping its scenic coastal charm.
Telstar Charters emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including catch-and-release policies and minimizing environmental impact.
Helps prevent sunburns during long hours on the water under the sun.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable in cooler ocean temperatures.
winter specific
Provides stability on the boat's deck, especially in choppy waters.
Reduces glare from the water and protects your eyes.