San Clemente Island (2.5 Day Kayak Mothership Trips)

Trip Price

$955 w/ $300 deposit

Trip Dates

• 6/2/22 – 6/5/22 (FnS)
• 6/9/22 – 6/12/22 (FnS)
• 6/12/22 – 6/15/22 (CCKF)
• 6/23/22 – 6/26/22
• 6/30/22 – 7/3/22

Includes

• Charter fee
• Live bait
• Three (3) hot meals per fishing day
• Two (2) full fishing days
• Comfortable state rooms (2-3 anglers per)
• Two (2) full bathrooms w/showers
• Unlimited water, soda, tea, coffee
• On-the-water skiff support

Does not include: Dinner on the night of departure, California fishing license, fish processing fees, bottled water + beer (available for purchase), tip (Suggested $100-$150).

• A $300 deposit is due within seven (7) business days of billing.
• At least a $300 progress payment is due within sixty (60) days of booking.
• You can make payments against your invoice  at your leisure.

The deposit cut-off is Mar 31, 2022. Balances are due on or before 5/20/22. After Mar 31, 2022, 50% payment will be required to book a spot.

Refunds are not available for this trip after the cancellation period expires.

Cancellation Period: If you are booking well in advance, you can cancel up to seven (7) days after you booked and receive a full refund. Once the cancellation period has passed, no refunds will be offered.

• You will not receive a refund if are unable to join if you have COVID or any illness
• Extra cleaning protocols are in place
• Vaccinations are not required
• Masks are not required

The Islander is requiring that we notify you that we will be trading in our kayaks for tuna gear at no additional cost to you if the weather does not allow for safe kayak fishing operations. If the fleet is able to fish, they do not want to cancel. This kills their business just as much as it hurts ours. If this is an issue, please do not book as we will not offer a refund for this scenario.

Our plan is to run every single one of these trips as a kayak mothership trip to San Clemente Island. If San Clemente Island is un-fishable due to weather/conditions, but Catalina is safe, then the Islander will move to give the anglers a good shot at fishable conditions. This is the call of the captain, not Fish Village. The combined factors of weather, conditions and the Navy impact the Islander’s ability to fish San Clemente Island.

Fish Village will help you prepare for this trip. We offer a Trip Guide after you make your deposit that helps take the mystery out of the trip. The Trip Guide will tell you what kind of gear to bring, how much, etc.

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• Required

This trip requires a valid fishing license for two (2) days. If you have your California Annual Sportfishing License w/ Ocean Enhancement stamp then you are good to go.

The California Department of Fish & Wildlife has multiple options for residents and non-residents including multi-day licenses.

For complete rules, additional permits and fishing licenses, refer to the California Department of Fish & Wildlife website.

• Calico bass (POPULAR)
• Yellowtail (POPULAR)
• California halibut
• California sheephead
• Sand bass
• Various rockfish (Red vermillion)

This trip requires you to bring your own kayak and kayak fishing gear. We do not rent kayaks on this trip.

No Hobie Pro Anglers or ultra-wide kayaks are allowed on these trips. This is a rule of the Islander and is in place to protect the crew and to minimize the number of kayaks on the deck.