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Fisherman’s Landing

Part of Fishing in San Diego, our guide to fishing, long-range sportfishing and whale watching in San Diego.

Fisherman’s Landing is at 2838 Garrison Street, San Diego, CA 92106, and prints (619) 221-8500 as its phone. It lists five long-range boats (Excel, Royal Polaris, Royal Star, Searcher, Shogun) plus half-day and multi-day boats. Its gated lot charges $5 to $15 after 30 free minutes.Checked October 23, 2026.

2838Garrison Street
(619) 221-8500phone as printed
5long-range boats
$5 to $15gated lot after 30 free min
Crew members netting live bait from a floating bait pen beside a boat
A sardine bait station, where live bait is netted for the fishing boats. Which landing this is is not confirmed.
Address2838 Garrison Street, San Diego, CA 92106 (from its contact page)
Phone(619) 221-8500, as printed on fishermanslanding.com
BookingOnline schedule; prices include a 3.50% service charge per its home page
ReportsFish reports and fish counts
ParkingPaid gated lot: first 30 minutes free, then $5 (0 to 2 hours), $10 (2 to 4 hours), $15 (4 to 24 hours). Free street parking on North Harbor Drive fills up fast in summer.
Office hoursNot confirmed

Boats and Trips

Long range: Excel, Royal Polaris, Royal Star, Searcher and Shogun. Half-day and multi-day boats include Bight Sportfishing, Constitution, Dolphin, Fortune, Islander, Liberty, Lucky B Sportfishing, Pacific Dawn, Pacific Queen, Pegasus, Poseidon, Seasons 34, Tomahawk and Whale Hello. Trip types are half day, full day, multi-day, open party, private charter, long range and “Nature & Ecology.” See the long-range overview.

Food, Bait and Seasickness

The home page says bait is included on half-day trips and many offshore trips, and meals on many multi-day trips. The FAQ says you may bring your own food but coolers of any kind are not allowed aboard, boats sell meals and drinks, and the onsite tackle shop sells Bonine and recommends seasickness medicine. Tackle rental is an extra on most trips; prices were not posted.

Arriving

The FAQ suggests arriving an hour early. Free street parking is down North Harbor Drive. The landing’s separate parking page did not load for us, so the figures above come from its FAQ.

Fisherman's Landing Open the map. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

What We Could Not Verify

  • Office hours and tackle rental prices are not confirmed.
  • Our notes from the landing’s home page did not show a street address and listed four long-range boats, while the contact and long range pages show 2838 Garrison Street and five boats including Shogun. The contact page address is used here; call to confirm.
  • Whale watching: no whale watching page was found. The Whale Hello boat and “Nature & Ecology” trips are listed but their details are not confirmed.
  • Lodging is not mentioned. The landing’s own parking page text did not load.
  • Boat specifications and long-range prices are not posted.
  • The map point is an approximate OpenStreetMap point for a fishing shop at that address.

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FAQ

Where do I park at Fisherman's Landing?

A paid gated lot (first 30 minutes free, then $5, $10 or $15 by duration) or free street parking on North Harbor Drive that fills up fast in summer, per its FAQ.

Can I bring a cooler?

The FAQ says coolers of any kind are not allowed aboard. You may bring your own food.

Sources

  1. Fisherman's Landing
  2. Fisherman's Landing: contact
  3. Fisherman's Landing: long range
  4. Fisherman's Landing: FAQ
  5. Fisherman's Landing: fish reports

Checked October 23, 2026 by It’s San Diego. Cite this page: It’s San Diego (itssandiego.com), checked October 23, 2026. Free to quote with a link to this page; tables are licensed CC BY 4.0.