
moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness recommended as you’ll spend extended time on the water with fishing exertion.
Spend a thrilling day fishing for both sturgeon and striped bass near Tracy, CA. This combo charter offers expert guidance, quality gear, and the chance to land two of Northern California’s prized fisheries in one adventure.
For all ages • 8 hours • Sturgeon & Striper Combo • Ultimate Combo Fishing
Experience an unforgettable day at two incredible fisheries, where you’ll target both stripers and sturgeon. With expert guidance and top-quality gear, this adventure promises excitement and the thrill of reeling in impressive catches in stunning surroundings. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for an exceptional fishing experience!
Experience an unforgettable day at two incredible fisheries, where you’ll target both stripers and sturgeon. With expert guidance and top-quality gear, this adventure promises excitement and the thrill of reeling in impressive catches in stunning surroundings. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for an exceptional fishing experience!
A CA fishing license and sturgeon report card are required to legally fish on this trip.
Pack snacks, water, and sun protection to stay comfortable throughout the full-day charter.
Morning and evening temperatures can be cool on the water, so wear layered clothing.
Charters require a minimum of four participants and can fill quickly especially in peak seasons.
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, where these fisheries thrive, is a historic waterway shaped by centuries of natural forces and human activity, central to California’s agricultural and fishing heritage.
Charters support sustainable fishing practices and abide by strict state regulations to protect fish populations and habitat health in this vital estuary.
Legally required to participate in fishing for both species on this charter.
Helps reduce glare and improves visibility on the water for spotting fish.
Essential for all-day exposure to prevent sunburn while fishing.
Allows for adjusting to temperature changes on long, open-water trips.