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Anchor Charter Boats
P.O. Box 245
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 964-4550
Welcome to Anchor Charter Boats' web site. Here you will find information about our trips and be able to view photos of those trips. If you have any questions or decide to make reservations with us please contact us. The Trek II is located in front of the Wharf Restaraunt in Noyo Harbor. Noyo Harbor is located in Fort Bragg, CA which is about half way between San Francisco, CA and Eureka, CA and about on hour West of Highway 101. Anchor Charter Boats is owned and operated by Jason Rossetto. Jason has been fishing and running charter boats out of Fort Bragg for most of his life. Jason also commercial crab fishes every winter out of Fort Bragg and Eureka on the Lady Irma II. If you are looking for someone with plenty of experience that can treat you to a great time fishing than Jason is who you want to be fishing with. The Trek II is the largest charter boat in the harbor. It has a heated cabin and is able to cruise over 20 knots so you get more fishing time and less running time. Together, the experience of Jason and the capabities and comfort of the Trek II you will be sure to have a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable trip that you will remember for years.
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| Updated November 2, 2008 |
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Rock Fishing: Rockcod fishin is closed here in Fort Bragg, but we will be running a rockcod / crab combo trip to Pt. Arena on November 29, 2008. If you would like to join the trip please call usa and we'll get you booked. The price for this trip is $120.00 per person and includes you rod, reel, and crabbing gear. |
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Crabbing: Crabbing just reopened November 1, 2008. We will hopefully rinning trips daily. |
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Whale Watching: We are no longer running any whale watching trips for the season. We will begin running trips again in December. |
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Salmon Fishing: In April 2008, the Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC), the National Marine Fisheries Service, and the California Fish and Game Commission adopted a complete closure of the ocean salmon sport fishery in California for the remainder of the 2008 season. This means that salmon fishing will be closed for the entire season. This is a huge blow to the industry and we can only hope that next year we will have a better season. Since salmon fishing will be closed for the season we will be running only rockfishing trips for the rockfishing season starting in June. |
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Tuna Fishing: Currently there aren't any tuna around to catch, but we hope there will be some come July 2008. |
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