Long Beach Fish Species

Common Questions:

What species of fish can I catch in Long Beach?

In Long Beach, you can catch a variety of fish, including tuna, yellowtail, halibut, barracuda, and calico bass, among others. Our trips target these popular species to ensure an exciting experience.

What is the best time of year for tuna fishing in Long Beach?

Tuna fishing typically peaks during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when they migrate through the area. Captain Shant Melkonyan will provide updates on the best times for optimal catches.

Are there specific fishing techniques recommended for yellowtail?

Yes! For yellowtail, we often recommend using live bait, along with techniques like drifting and trolling. Our experienced crew will guide you on the best methods during your trip.

How large do halibut typically grow in Long Beach?

Halibut in Long Beach can vary in size, with some reaching impressive weights of up to 50 pounds or more. Targeting these flatfish can lead to exciting catches during our fishing trips.

Can beginners catch fish in Long Beach?

Absolutely! Our trips cater to anglers of all skill levels, including beginners. Captain Shant and the crew provide guidance and support to ensure a successful fishing experience for everyone.

What is the season for calico bass fishing in Long Beach?

Calico bass fishing is generally best from spring through early fall. These fish are abundant around the kelp beds and provide thrilling action for anglers.

Are there any regulations on catching certain species in Long Beach?

Yes, there are regulations regarding size limits, bag limits, and seasonal restrictions for various species to ensure sustainable fishing practices. Our crew will provide you with all the necessary information and ensure compliance during your trip.

What is the difference between inshore and offshore fishing in Long Beach?

Inshore fishing typically involves targeting species found closer to the shore, like calico bass and barracuda, while offshore fishing usually targets larger species such as tuna and yellowtail in deeper waters.

Can I keep the fish I catch on the trip?

Yes, you can keep the fish you catch, provided they meet the legal size and bag limits. Our crew will help you identify which fish are keepers, and we recommend bringing a cooler to transport your catch home.

What should I know about fish handling after catching?

It’s essential to handle your catch carefully to maintain its quality. Our crew will demonstrate proper techniques for handling and storing your fish, ensuring it remains fresh for your enjoyment.

A Aria Sportfishing Fishing Charter targets the top Los Angeles Fish species including Bluefin Tuna (Also Called Atlantic Bluefin Tuna), Yellowfin Tuna (Also Called Ahi), Swordfish. We primarily Fish the Pacific Ocean.