Fish deep Monterey Bay waters on a 5-hour half-day cod trip
5 hours
Bait, Crew assistance, Restroom
Head out from Santa Cruz for a 5-hour deep sea fishing trip on Monterey Bay. Fish in deeper local waters for snapper, rock cod, and ling cod, with a galley onboard for snacks and drinks.
Fishing gear and licenses are not included; rod/reel rental, tackle set-up, and a 1-day license are available for an extra charge. Fish cleaning costs extra (about $20+ per cod limit); clarify the exact amount with Greetwell before booking. A 10% gratuity is collected at check-in for parties of 8+ on public trips.
Children under 5 are not allowed, and this trip is not suitable for pregnant women. If you are fishing and age 16+, you must have a fishing license before boarding.
Non-refundable; cannot be rescheduled. Activity may be cancelled due to severe weather. If the seller cancels the event, you can reschedule (subject to availability), use credit, or ask for a refund.
Your fare includes a $2 port fee per passenger. You pay extra if you need gear or services: rod and reel rental ($14), tackle set-up ($9), a 1-day fishing license (listed as $20.52 or $21.09, depending on the note), and fish cleaning (about $20+ per cod limit). If your public trip group is 8+ people, you also pay a 10% gratuity at check-in.
If you are fishing and you are 16 or older, bring a valid fishing license with you before you board. You can buy a 1-day license during check-in at the office, or use a license you purchased elsewhere (it must be printed or shown in the app).
Bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks if you want, but do not bring outside alcohol onboard. Keep coolers under 20 inches; larger coolers are not allowed.
1718 Brommer St. Santa Cruz, CA US 95062
Captain Jason and his crew consistently deliver solid fishing experiences, with many regulars returning year after year. The boats are clean and well-maintained, anddeckhands like Kyle, Kelvin, Devin, and Jake get high marks for working hard to keep lines untangled and help anglers of all skill levels land their catch. People regularly hit their limits on rockfish, lingcod, halibut, and sand dabs, with the captains skillfully using sonar to find productive spots. Whale watching trips also shine, with close encounters of humpbacks and orcas making memorable outings. The main concern centers on occasional staff inconsistencies. While most crew members are praised for being friendly and helpful, a few reviewers encountered rudeness from specific staff members, both at the front desk and on deck. One review raised concerns about a crew member's fish handling practices. There's also a complaint about overcrowding on whale watching trips, which affected viewing quality. These issues seem to be exceptions rather than the rule, but it's worth noting they've happened. Overall, the operation has a strong track record with experienced captains and a hardworking crew that knows how to make a fishing trip successful.
Went out twice with captain Jason! Cap work hard to put us on fish!! We land 2 hali 2 ling and many Rocks. Cap Jason deckhand Kyle and kelvin Thank you guys !!!
jeremy li
August 17, 2025
Went out twice with captain Jason! Cap work hard to put us on fish!! We land 2 hali 2 ling and many Rocks. Cap Jason deckhand Kyle and kelvin Thank you guys !!!
jeremy li
August 17, 2025