tuna 2025
We are your premier, full-service charter.
TUNA 2025
Your trip includes use of one of our high-quality rod/reel setups; all your bait and gear. You can bring your own gear if you would like, but please NO braided line. All trips are limited to 6 anglers.
Cost: 1-Day $3600 Pacific Fin II
On 1-Day trips, you will board the boat in the morning
Enjoy the leisurely trip out to the fishing grounds, it will be anywhere between 40-75 miles. Get a good night’s sleep: you’ll be busy tomorrow!
Booking your tuna trip is a lot like the procedure used to book an airline trip. The first thing you need to do is pick out your trip date. Our website is updated constantly; check it for the latest trip availability.
When you have selected your preferred departure dates, give us a call. We’ll get your reservation set up in our system.
You’ll receive a printed confirmation packet that includes general trip information. A 100% deposit is required to hold your reservation.
- When you can board and stow your gear, and
- When the boat is departing
GENERAL INFORMATION
We open our fishing season every year in mid-March, when lingcod season opens. Our office opens everyday 1-hour prior to trip departure.
Trip price does not include sales tax. A fishing license is required and available for sale in the charter office. See the section below on what to bring for more details. Boats return by 5:00PM.
Please tip your deckhand. 20% of the cost of your trip is customary + fillet charges. (ex. $220 trip cost = $44 + fillet charges).
PAYMENTS/CANCELLATIONS
Payments: A credit card will secure reservations until the day of the trip. Payments for bottomfish, salmon and combo trips will be made on the boat prior to departure with credit card, debit card, or cash. If you no-show the morning of your trip your credit card will be charged in full for the price of the trip.
Cancellation Policy: Salmon, bottomfish and combo trips require a 21-day prior notice for cancellation for refund. No refund for Halibut, Deepwater Lingcod or Tuna trips cancellation at anytime.
WHAT TO BRING
We sleep overnight on the ocean, so pack for your trip as though you were going a camping trip. Here’s a sample starter list of what to bring:
- Food and drink for the duration of the trip
- Cooler for your food and beverages
- Rain gear and boots
- Indoor shoes to wear in the evening (1.5, 2-Day)
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Sleeping bag and pillow (1.5, 2-Day)
- Money to tip your deckhand. Please tip your deckhand. 20% of the cost of your trip is customary + fillet (ex. $620 trip cost = $124 + fillet charges)