Went on a Monday with my son (11yrs) old for a 5 hour fishing trip. Eric and his deckhand (Jeremy)…read moreare awesome dudes who made our fishing experience really memorable. Between my son and I, we caught over 40+ fish each, mainly sandbass and Calico's. On the ride out the marina we even saw a few dolphins . The boat was very clean and spacious. The cabin area has two extra seats. Jeremy and Eric were helping us out by switching out gear and at times baiting our live bait. Jeremy fillet our fish for us as well . Eric was taking pictures and videos of my son and I. If you are looking for a great fishing experience, these dues are the BEST!!

Overall a good experience. Only stopped in one stop for bottom feeders. Not sure if that was just…read moreeasy for them or all that was available. Helpful crew

This area is a great Fishing location, which holds big fish at times, and over 35 species can be…read morecaught there. To learn more visit www.lbcfishinglessons.com

Cool place to fish. Easy walk once you park. Lots of garbage in between the rocks which is kinda…read moregross. The jetty is pretty long so keeping a good distance from others is not difficult. Overall, nice little place to fish.

The review is for the small all-purpose retail shop located at Pierpoint Landing Courtyard. It was…read moreopen on New Years Day, and I stopped in for an ice cream bar (the chest freezer was set super low so the ice cream was very solid, which I appreciated) and an Ito En jasmine iced tea bottle. Sun hats and bagged snacks were clearly visible. They also have frozen bait, 7 lbs ice, and an ATM. Credit cards are accepted but there is a $0.50 fee for purchases under $10, which the total of my two items did not reach.

I like it. Tables…read morefor eating. Lighthouse. Many people will look you in the eyes here and I return the gesture of humanity with a warm smile. At least I hope it is warm. Sometimes a smile can mean something not intended - so I usually opt for the upside down smile - but sometimes that looks like a secret happened. Great view of boats. I like to look at boats and pretend that each one is mine and I am letting everyone play with my boats. That way I don't get too mad when everything is going good. If you see me there - say hi and I can show you all of my boats. Thank you.

Capt. Kevin was AWESOME! He knew where the fishies were hiding and brought us to them. My buddy…read morenabbed a 25lb+ yellowtail. So fun! Can't wait to go out again.

I have been on plenty of fishing trips, but I have to admit the best fishing trip ever. The owner…read moreKevin Deleskiewicz is a Marine Corps veteran, and Capt. Jeremy was professional, polite, helpful, and just a good person. The trip started with a four year old, a seven year old, and four adults. I will only go fishing with this charter company. We all caught multiple fish, saw seals, saw dolphins, and even picked up some trash from the ocean. Any parent can tell you that a kid friendly environment has a big impact on the trip. Perfect for children, and what else can I say? Ohh worth every penny.

Went out fishing on the Eldorado a few times now. Captain TJ and crew are awesome to fish with. The…read morelatest trip was an epic 2-day trip where we had caught a variety of quality fish. I was happy to be part of the bountiful trip rather than reading it on the fish report wishing I was on the trip. The crew on the boat worked hard to get us on fish and gave tips on how to get better as a fisherman. Can't wait till the next trip.

We always go deep sea fishing, but we wanted to check this place! It's very affordable and very…read morefriend! The staff on the boat are very attentive and if you have questions they don't mind to help! And you know, even the people that are on the boat they all help you out if you have any questions and they're all talking about the same stuff. I've been to a few deep sea fishing, but I've never got seasick, and this was my very first time. I was so embarrassed because they're all guys on the boat, but I threw up outside of the boat, which was good. A person fishing next to us, saw me and gave me crackers and ginger ale.! like seriously so amazing! We caught a lot of fish. We did do the jackpot, but to be honest it makes no sense cause there's professional people there that know how to catch fish so don't be in the jackpot unless you really know what to do. That was about 30 bucks but no big deal.! Thanks everyone !

Very knowledgeable very experience when it has to do with any type of fishing equipment what type…read moreof fish you are fishing for so on a and so forth

Nice place to buy bait and gear. But who ever was at the counter a few days ago, had attitude. I…read moreasked a couple questions and I was given a smirk and a head shake, somewhat condescending. I have been here before and didn't have a problem. Definitely not coming back. I held my compulsure because I tend to match the attitude I am given.

Something you don't see everyday, old men at play. Sitting in the LBC on lawn chairs, you'd yawn…read morethere, if fishing ain't your thing. They watch other flymen fling a tapered line like a whip watching where it lands, they stands in knee deep water with waders on, this ain't a review about shitty waiters with millennials that boast about the fkn french toast. Cool spot to see men and women competing for the flinging of that tiny lure in the water singing, a sure cure of Iphone time, leave them alone to do their own schwing, not a whole lot of bling, a fly fishing thang. Go out do some reviews about other things other than what makes your teeth chew and mouth salivate, "man this good food sorta blew. Who knew a bullshit review?!" Don't buy the hype, live your life according to the rules, old skool playtime for this fool. Ain't can't deny, it's fly,,,,,,, fishin time, me? All outta rhyme, so sublime like mojitos with no limes. Good times. WITHOUT A DOUBT, I OUT!

The Long Beach Casting Club is surrounded by The Recreation Golf Course, both 9 and 18 hole courses…read moreand next to the Recreation Dog Park. The Driveway off of 7th Street is easy to miss, as the sign is small. I've been fishing the Ocean and Freshwater for many years. I started fly fishing about two years ago, but only gone two trips. Well, I thought I was fly fishing just fine and catching fish during my yearly backpacking trips in the Eastern Sierras. A co-worker had taken beginner's casting lessons and had recommended for me to take the classes to improve on my casting. I had visited the facility on the night during a club competition. I saw the fun and camaraderie the fly casters were having. I located the beginners casting class in Long Beach Casting Club's website. The club is the home to many local Master Fly Casting and FFF Certified Fly Casting Instructors. On premises are a casting pond and the club house. Stadium style lights are usually on Tuesday and Thursdays evenings. Class starts with lecture and videos inside the club house, then they are divided into four groups and each group has several instructors to help students with their casting for the evening at the casting pond. The classes run about five weeks, and each week they teach a different cast. Classes start 7pm sharp, so if you are late, you will miss the 15 minutes of lecture and videos. Each week, you will have the same group of instructors who will help you with your casting and any questions you may have. The first night they go over with suggestions on proper equipments, Fly Rod, Fly Reel, Fly Line, Fly Line Backing and Tapered Leader. Class suggest that you have your own equipment, 9ft 5/6wt balance outfit as I brought my lightweight 7.5ft 3wt outfit that I use for my backpacking trips. If you need assistance in assembling the rod, reel, and/or fly line, the instructors will help you, just bring them in at least 30-40 minutes before the class starts. They teach the proper rod grip, Pick up and Lay Down, False Cast, Roll Cast, Shooting Line, Off Shoulder Casts and Line Mending. I thought I knew how to cast a fly line, but I was amazed how much I improved after each class. Anyone can attend these classes, men and women, if you have a desire to learn. I am happy that I had taken the classes at Long Beach Casting Club. I now have more confidence to tackle the Eastern Sierras, Lakes, streams and maybe Bone fish on a fly during my next vacation. The Long Beach Casting club also has rod building, fly tying, on-the-water outings and intermediate fly casting classes. If you are a seasoned caster, but need any help, stop by as previously mentioned, they have instructor or advanced students that can help.

Nice fishing spot on the newly constructed public pier. A pair of Port-a-potties are located just…read moresouth of the 2nd pier. This is where we posted. This appears to be the southern most part of the South Waterfront Bike and Pedestrian Path. Fishers bring their families and children ride their bikes and scooters on the path. Today, we caught zero fish, but it's still a cool spot. Nice and breezy. Also loud from the noise from the Port of Long Beach. The cargo train runs through there, can hear whirling and buzzing of drills, and the lift and lowering of the cargo containers. Interesting sight, but it's not ideal for those who want serene aquatic sounds...

Very beautiful place to be at. Relaxing. Restroom available. Park right next to the bike road.read more