Fish Emeryville

Fish Emeryville’s Gone Fishing Report

Summertime and the fishing is easy.  On June 14  53 anglers thought so  – as they were pretty successful! Fish Emeryville’s New Huck Fin and Sea Wolf went out with 53 total anglers.  The catch?

California Halibut
Photo Credit/Capt. Al 6.9.18

16 Halibut, 26 Lingcod, 220 Rockfish and 1 Striped Bass.

The total 2018 catch to date is 1,480 Halibut, 1 Leopard Shark, 1,519 Lingcod, 13,047 Rockfish, 1,870 Striped Bass and 11 White Seabass.

Fish Emeryville specializes in fishing adventures in San Francisco Bay and outside the Golden Gate aboard nine charter vessel. They arrange trips for individuals, families and large groups where you can enjoy the beauty of our natural surroundings and benefit from the captain’s knowledge of the San Francisco Bay Area fishery.

In the summertime, Fish Emeryville also offers family fishing trips. You can take your entire crew on a shorter trip where new anglers are introduced to the San Francisco Bay fishery. Boat captains teach the nuances of saltwater angling in a milder environment with more casual departing and returning times. Besides making fishing fun, these trips also include viewing of  beautiful scenery, geography and landmarks like the famous Alcatraz prison.

Family Fishing Trips

  • June 20 – Tigerfish
  • July 11 – Pacific Pearl
  • July 25 – CGull II
  • August 8 – Pacific Pearl

Call 510-652-3403 to sign up your family for some summer fun. Struggling with what to get Dad for Father’s Day? Struggle no more. Buy him a sportfishing gift card online.

About Fish Emeryville in Emeryville Marina

Emeryville Marina is conveniently located in the heart of San Francisco Bay, centrally located to allow our boats to pursue fish inside San Francisco Bay, along the Marin and San Mateo county coastlines and out to the Farallon Islands. Their fleet is fast, clean and maintained to a very high standard. Their charter captains specialize putting fisherman on King Salmon, California Halibut, Striped Bass, Rockfish, Lingcod, Sharks, and Dungeness Crab (seasonal) with the goal of making your trip a rewarding and safe adventure.

The newly renovated Sportfishing Center carries a full array of saltwater tackle, including many items designed by their Captains specifically for our local fisheries. Not sure what tackle you need? The Sportfishing center offers custom tackle kits specifically tailored to your trip. You can also rent well-maintained rods and reels. Each boat provides fish cleaning services on board and shore-side commercial ice is available upon your return. Plus, there is easy freeway access and a large parking lot.If you’re visiting from out of the area and are in need of a hotel, they have a special rate for their customers with Four Points by Sheraton San Francisco Bay Bridge.  510-547-7888

Fish Emeryville is located at 3310 Powell St. and Four Points is at 1603 Powell St. in Emeryville.

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Time to Go Fishing with Fish Emeryville!

Summer is here and everyone’s swimming, including Chinook Salmon, Rockfish and more. Lots going on at Fish Emeryville down in Emeryville Marina.

Great Chinook Salmon catch on 7/27 Photo/Capt. Al

We checked in with Captain Al whose group caught four quick limits of salmon (up to 10 pounds!) on July 27.

The latest fishing report: On July 27 five boats went out from Fish Emeryville with 89 anglers. The catch?

60 Chinook Salmon,  85 Lingcod and 570 Rockfish!

Reserve a space for your family and friends now.

Fish Emeryville is located at 3310 Powell St in the Emeryville Marina. They specialize in providing fishing adventures in San Francisco Bay and outside the Golden Gate. FIsh Emeryville has eight fully equipped sportfishing boats. All boats and Captains meet U.S. Coast Guard standards and are certified for your safety. All boats have comfortable inside seating with tables and clean restrooms. And all the captains want to make your fishing adventure rewarding and safe!

You can book your reservation at (510) 652-3403.

 

 

A Fun Emeryville Day on the Bay!

Stacy Thomas, City of Emeryville events director, kept the lively group fishing for playdough

City Attorney Mike Guina with Harbormaster Michelle Shadows

Even with overcast weather, over 200 people showed up to take tours of the fishing boats, take ferry rides and otherwise immerse themselves in the beauty of the grounds at the two marinas in Emeryville looking out to the San Francisco Bay.

The Jump House at one point had a dozen kids in it with the same amount of jackets and sweaters scattered on the grass.   Fishing was a big hit all day long. Mayor Scott Donahue and City Manager Carolyn Lehr both enjoyed the inaugural Emeryville Day on the Bay event and hoped there would be more to come.

Vice Mayor John Bauters and dog King chatting it up with the crew of the Sea Wolf

It really was a dog convention at the marinas that Saturday! Dogs were even invited on board the fishing boats for a tour. One dog, first mate Niko, was seen on a paddle board drifting around the marina. He is the mascot for Barbary Ghost nautical adventures. Another big hit were the free ferry rides on PROP, which offers commuter rides from the docks of Emeryville Marina to San Francisco.

Face painting had young children sitting patiently while their faces started brimming with colors and sparkles. Some young girls even wore their princess dresses Saturday and headed straight to the face painting table.

Fishing rod demos, nautical  knot tying lessons by the Emeryville Yacht Club, tours of Emery Cove Yacht Harbor and Emeryville Marina, Emeryville fire truck & rescue boat, gourmet food trucks and more! Don’t miss next year’s Spring event! And bring your dog.

Andy Guiliano, proprietor of Fish Emeryville chatting with visitors – telling big fish stories most likely

City of Emeryville Economic Development DIrector Chad Smalley with ML Thiercof and Summer modeling the doggie life jacket for Emeryville on the Bay –  Photo/Nick Sebastian

The end of a fun day

 

 

New! Emeryville Day on the Bay Sat., March 18

Double Rockfish catch

Double Rockfish catch

Emeryville Day on the Bay – Save the date!

WHEN:

  • Sat., Mar. 18, 10am-2pm

WHERE:

WHAT:

  • Open House tours on the Fish Emeryville fleet boats
  • Free ferry rides at 10:30am and 1:30pm with PropSF
  • Food Trucks
  • Live Music
  • Local artists, tastings and more!
  • Meet our First Responders! Emeryville Police & Fire demonstrations
  • Tour the Emeryville Rescue Boat

WHO:

Happy couple with Wolf Eel

Happy couple with Tiger Fish catch

  • Everyone is invited!
  • Emeryville residents and families
  • City of Emeryville officials and staff
  • Commuters
  • Fishing enthusiasts

Stay tuned. More details coming in Gentle Winds.

 

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Happenings at the Emeryville Marina

Commuters Embrace New Ferry Service

Prop SF is now servicing Emeryville from the Emeryville Marina commercial dock to San Francisco Pier 15 (near the Exploratorium) and back. Their small and comfortable ferries have individual seats, WI-FI, USB charging and bike racks. They operate Mon. – Fri. with morning and afternoon pickups. You must buy tickets online ahead of time, as they do not allow walk-ups.  (Buy nine tickets and your tenth ride is free.) You can also call  (650) 503-3779 for booking. It’s about a twelve minute ride for $9. Limited parking is available and is only $3 all day for travelers. Find out how to get there and where to park by watching a quick instructional video.

screen-shot-2016-11-02-at-7-12-10-pmOriginally offering ferry service only for Fortune 500 companies over the last years, Prop SF is now offering this revolutionary and fun means of travel to the public. With nine ports and 16 routes, all of their vessels are U.S. Coast Guard inspected and their leadership team makes your ride affordable, quick and safe. “An important driving force when we founded the company,” says CEO and Captain James Jaber, “was that we could improve people’s lives. That is at the core of our business. We can help people change their habits and get on the boat!”

It seems that a 12 min. ride to work in the morning on our beautiful San Francisco Bay would be a refreshing and inspirational way to start the day. No more bumper to bumper or searching desperately for parking at BART. Park, ride and relax. Though there is some parking, Emery Go Round would also be a great way to get down to the ferry dock in Emeryville. Next marina story: Improvements and Changes at the Emeryville Marina.

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It’s all happening down at the docks in Emeryville. During the first seven days in December Fish Emeryville sent out two boats with 160 anglers. The catch? 1,600 Dungeness Crab, 42 Lingcod and 1,297 Rockfish.  That’s a lot of crab.

Fish Emeryville is located at 3310 Powell St. in the Emeryville Marina and specializes in fishing trips outside the Golden Gate as well as in the SF Bay. Knowledgeable captains ensure a safe and rewarding experience out on the water.  You can reach them at (510) 652-3403 or info@fishemeryville.com. They also have a hotline number: (510) 652-3474. You can now buy your fishing license online. Directions here.

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