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    H & M Landing

    3.4 (1.2k reviews)
    Open 5:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Deckhand Dave loading the boat's bait tank with Sardines with Deckhand "Josh" in the back ground.
    Tim M.

    Why the loss in of a star? My five and four standard is getting tougher to make. When managers do things that piss me off, they are going to be held accountable. For example my rod tip eyelet came off after I boarded a multi day trip on the Relentless. This was going to be my main rod for the trip. I took it up to the tackle shop and pleaded for help. It was 15 minutes before closing. This young punk said he was the manager and told me they would not do it. The incredible Danny Wade fixed it for me anyway. Down on the boat some guy came running down, all in a panic, saying the manager was demanding $7.83 for the repair. I gave him $50 and told him to give the change to Danny Wade. I killed it that trip with that setup. When I got back in, I asked Danny if he got the change money. He did not. Grrr!

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    Jay T.

    First time to H&M landing, and wasn't sure how complicated the procedure would be, but everything was very easy. We were there for a day and a half fishing trip & checked in at the windows with no problem and then went inside to rent poles and reels for the trip. They had plenty to choose from and you don't need to make a reservation because I don't think they'll ever run out. The whole area is well organized and did not seem at all chaotic. Everyone was very helpful and we really enjoyed our fishing trip out of H&M landing on the Horizon. Glad to say I came home with an 84 pound bluefin tuna!

    Proof of Purchase

    My son has booked three trips within the last month and spent almost $800 on those trips. I will list the positives first. The deckshand - all of them were great. Hands down the best part of all the trips. They were attentive and helpful. The food was good. Now for the negatives: The first trip was to be an overnighter on Thursday, October 2nd, 2025, which was subsequently canceled due to "bad weather-high winds". So he booked on a full day for the next day, Friday October 3rd, 2025. When he arrived at the dock on Friday he was told by several other anglers that it is common for the company to cancel trips though the weather is fine. That should have been our first warning not to use this business. On that trip due to poor captaining of the boat there were only six fish caught. There was no management of people casting over others. We thought it would be a one-time problem so he booked a 1.5 day trip this past weekend on the Odyssey, October 11, 2025. On that 1.5 day, again to the gross incompetence of the captaining of the boat again only six fish were caught. And again anglers were allowed to cast over people the entire time. Below are the fish counts for H and M Landing's for this past weekend. Other charters like Seaforth Sportfishing's, Point Loma's and Fisherman's Landing's for overnights all were posted and had ample fish counts. I found it highly suspicious H and M did not post the Odyssey's 1.5 day trip's fish count with 29 anglers on board in their fish count log at all.. H and M -10/13/2025 Ocean Odyssey with 29 anglers 1.5 Day NO REPORT Poseidon with 25 anglers 1.5 Day NO REPORT Relentless with 19 anglers 1.5 Day NO REPORT But somehow their Vendetta (2 Overnight with 11 anglers 18 Bluefin Tuna, 3 Yellowfin Tuna, 3 Yellowtail) and Sea Adventure (1.5 Day with 17 anglers 10 Yellowtail, 10 Bluefin Tuna, 3 Dorado, 2 Yellowfin Tuna, 1 Skipjack Tuna) posted their counts. Point Loma Sportfishing -10/12/2025 Oceanside 95 2.5 days 23 anglers 26 Bluefin Tuna, 35 Calico Bass, 6 Yellowtail, 15 Bonito Seaforth Sportfishing - 10/12/2025 b Apollo Overnight 22 anglers 17 bluefin tuna Fisherman's Landing - 10/13/2025 The Tomahawk returned this morning with 68 Bluefin Tuna, 3 Yellowfin Tuna, 3 Yellowtail, and 1 Dorado for 23 anglers on their 2 day trip. The Pacific Queen returned this morning with 76 Bluefin Tuna, 4 Yellowfin Tuna, 2 Dorado, and 3 Yellowtail for 24 anglers on their 3 day trip. The Pacific Dawn - LIMITS (60 fish up to 135 lbs) of Bluefin Tuna for their 2.5 day trip with 15 anglers aboard. Both times we have used their services there has been a total of 6 fish caught on each boat. Both times we have reached out to this company regarding our poor experiences and NO ONE has responded back. We will never book with this company again and we will never recommend it to anyone.

    Fish
    Roselle R.

    Took some friends on a 1/2 day AM trip on the Premier. Got there early and found parking easily. The process of checking in and getting situated on the boat went smoothly. The boat is decently sized and can accommodate a lot of people. The deckhands were nice and helpful and the burritos tasted great!

    Calina N.

    This review is for the 1/2 day Premier boat Saturday tour (1-6PM). November. The recommended time to arrive for the tour is 12PM. However, we were running late and didn't get there till 12:30 or so. Thankfully we were able to still get checked in, get our rental rods, grab some snacks and even had a chance to chill before boarding the boat. Note* The parking lot for this was CROWDED so do try to get here as early as you can. The lot is $12 for a full day parking but we actually parked a few blocks down in the neighborhoods for free. That's also because the lot was full when we arrived so we had no choice. The check in process was smooth and easy. The rods were also really good quality and clean. When we boarded, everyone checks in for the "Jackpot". I believe whoever gets the biggest fish at the end of the trip wins a prize. The boat was spacious and had 2 clean bathrooms, a top deck with some seating. There was also a lower part with additional tables and the food service area. They ONLY take cash so make sure you take money out of the ATM. The food options and prices were great. We ordered a cheeseburger, a bag of chips as well as a beer. The cheeseburger was amazing. I wouldn't have thought someone could cook up a burger like that on a boat but they certainly did. I highly recommend trying their food. They also had breakfast items too. I kind of wish we brought our own food (all we brought was water) but I'm glad they even had food on deck because we were definitely hungry. If you're looking to save some money though I highly recommend bringing a cooler with some food, drinks and snacks to hold you over especially if you're with a large group of people. The ride out was beautiful. Also as we rode out there, they rigged everyone's rods so it was ready to go. We stopped somewhere around the border line. They did a quick lesson on how to cast the rod and also about the fish you could catch. After that everyone went in. The spot we went to was pretty much a guaranteed catch. As soon as I dropped my line in I immediately felt bites. I believe I caught about 8 fish that day. The crew was fantastic. I wish I got their names but they were highly skilled in what they do. If you need anything at all they can handle it. They were also extremely kind. On the way back it was FREEZING. I'm glad I brought an extra jacket but definitely recommend packing a thick coat. Especially if you're doing this tour in the winter. As we rode back they also filet the fish you caught if requested and you just pay a few bucks per fish and get to take it home afterwards. Overall this tour was super fun and great for fishers of all skill levels! I love how freeing this tour was. It seems like if you want to bring your own rods, food, it felt so customizable. This is also a perfect tour to do with friends and family. I highly recommend this tour and can't wait to go again!

    Ranger 85
    Cerina A.

    This review is for the Ranger 85 as it is my go-to tuna fishing boat for the last couple of years. I LOVE this boat! The captain and crew are always willing to help with anything you need and I've seen people of all levels and ages enjoy their time here. I've gone with different guys driving the boat and it has been an awesome experience every time. Fishing: Of course you can never control where the fish will go and what they'll do, but I've limited out on both trips I've taken with some nice-sized tuna! We've looked for dorado and cows during the extra time after hitting limits, but those were a little tougher to come by. The bait was always lively and the deckhands will help rig you up for any type of fishing you might encounter. Onboard: Plenty of bunk beds and there is AC to keep you cool --especially in the hotter summer months. Three square delicious meals a day given in huge portions -- plus there are plenty of snacks and ice-cold drinks to enjoy as well! There's a spacious galley by the kitchen and another one downstairs to sit and eat, chat, and watch some TV. If you want to trek out for a couple of days to catch some bluefin and maybe even yellowtail or dorado, I highly recommend booking a trip on the Ranger 85 out of H&M Landing. Also, shout out to Danny at the landing for helping put on new line on my reels!

    Best fishing trip of my life!! I had hands down the best sportfishing trip of my life aboard the Grande this week. The crew took such good care of us. Captains Tyler and Maher put us on the fish! Chef Ash made the best meal I've ever eaten at sea - the tri tip was spectacular!! Deckhands Max, Max, and Silas were on their A game from saving tangled fish to serving dinner to tying up all my fishing poles to ensure I had the best chance at catching. Speaking of catching: I managed to bag my two day limit of bluefin tuna including my personal best! I can't recommend Grande sportfishing enough. 100/100

    Fish counts from other boat

    This review is about a particular boat charter out of H&M. We went all the way out to SD ca from Az to get a good experience on the Producer (boat 1/2 day). Did some fishing with H&M on the Premier on 12/21/25 and 12/22/25 and had a great time that I had to come back a second day. Shared stories w co workers here in Az so they wanted the same experience so we all agreed on going. And of course I made sure bite was still on with the bonito going off. Make a long story short this boat (producer) was "explaining to us that the bonito had gone up north and it would be to far to chase them down so he went to a spot about a hour or so away to bottom fish because he says the bonito has gone. BS!! I have been fishing my whole life and been on boats plenty even have my own. What I don't understand is that people (us customers pay good $$ to have a good time) not waste time to go somewhere where the fish aren't biting (bites were here and there bunch of tiny fish) only one person caught something worth while. My explanation for why this boat did this is because they were too lazy and penny pinching the budget. I can honestly say only one deckhand seem to be doing his job. Cook sucked playing with his phone was more important than tending to his customers. The bait wells were always empty we would have to wait for a deckhand to scoop from main tank to fill bait wells. Squid bait was nowhere to be found. Trying to save bait for pm time. And if we were on bonito they would have to actually work cause the blood and filleting these fish, the line tangles. I get it it's a lot of work but that's what your job is. I can honestly say that a lot of people were disappointed. Never been on a boat so quiet because of disappointment. I seen birds steal people's fish while they fillet because there too lazy to make sure that don't happen like maybe burlap sacks instead of laying these lil fish on the deck like tuna . They can't even pay attention correctly people got there fish filleted when they said they wanted there fish whole. Very bad experience on this boat. I seriously think they were not trying to do the work probably cause too hung over or just plain lazy. But they sure want to be tipped they made sure they said that plenty of times how hard they worked and such ... ya right with this review I'll post a pic of another boats fish count also a 1/2 day boat same price and almost the same amount of people. Just a better boat and crew. I highly suggest that you go to fisherman's or Seaforth unless the premier is doing their 1/2 day trips. This boat the producer does not produce. Get your $$ worth somewhere else. This was an am trip in this photo was another boats am trip. Look at the count over 100 bonito plus other species...

    Crew members sorting out the fish for us
    Sandra O.

    The people that work at the landing are so awesome and friendly... Went on the Vendetta 2 for a fishing trip and had the best time ever and I fish a lot on different boats, this one was the bomb along with Jay the Captain and all his crew members, you are awesome

    Poke
    Daniel N.

    Went out on the Producer overnight trip out of San Diego. Boy did it "Produce" lol. We woke up at Clemente Island at about 5:30am. Once we anchored it was wide open yellowtail for about 2 hours. The boat ended with about 90 yellowtail! I ended with 4. Tom the lead deck hand was a legend. He was able to help anyone that was having trouble with tackle or getting their first bite. I forget the young kids name who was the pinhead. Had a great attitude and worked hard. Had some good conversations with him. Food/kitchen was awesome. Amazing breakfast burritos and Philly cheesesteak for lunch. Plenty of beer! Overall I'd definitely recommend.

    The Crew!
    Ara Z.

    Wow what a trip! Loved the crew, didn't get to fish/eat cuz I got sea sick... but I had an amazing time nonetheless! Boat was awesome and the ride out was beautiful! Had the best group on this trip! I felt safe at all times and these young gentleman really took care of us!

    M&M landing fishing trip with my veteran brothers

    Very nice time with my friends they were very kind and generous. The food was great on the boat.

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    Mark F.

    Been on the Floating Lab field trip put on by H&M twice in the last three years with both of my daughter's classes and can vouch that the information presented to the kids is consistent. Before coming aboard, kids are polled about their knowledge of the ocean. Immediately upon boarding, we go over safety measures and procedures like how to put on a life vest and what to do if someone falls overboard. Kids learn get plenty of hands-on experience during the excursion: - Take Measurements: water temperature, depth, etc. - Gather samples to analyze microorganisms under a microscope on board. - Learn to cast a net and work together to reel it in - touch live sea creatures The kids get the satisfaction of seeing all of the different ocean creatures collected in the net they helped bring in and get to touch many of them in dedicated touch tanks aboard the vessel before they are returned to the ocean. It's a fun experience for kids to board a boat and get to use scientific equipment. Happy to play chaperone and spend time with my kids and their classmates.

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    Had a great time on Grande with Capt. Tyler and the crew. Checking in at the landing was smooth and easy as well.

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    Ask the Community - H & M Landing

    Is the parking lot fee cash only?

    How much are pole rentals?

    I believe $17 for half day and $30 for full day

    What's the best boat to fish from here?

    Grande full day trip

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    If your thinking of booking a trip, I would definitely recommend the Old Glory, very comfortable riding boat.

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