Outer Limits
Sausalito, USA
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Outer Limits runs out of Sausalito, putting you on the bay and beyond the Golden Gate for serious saltwater action. This is a well reviewed operation that keeps groups small so everyone gets a shot at the fish. They run two boats, sharing intel to find the hot bite, and the crew is known for putting anglers on fish with a high catch rate. Target the classic San Francisco mix: King Salmon, California Halibut, Striped Bass, Lingcod, and Rockfish. Depending on the season, you can chase halibut and bass from spring through summer, rockfish and lingcod into fall, and even tuna offshore in the warmer months. It's a comfortable, no nonsense way to get after it.
Trips
offshore · inshore
What they fish for
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FAQ
What does Outer Limits fish for?
Typical targets include Striped Bass, Lingcod, Rockfish. The best bite shifts with season and conditions.
Where does Outer Limits depart from?
Outer Limits runs out of Sausalito, USA (310 Harbor Dr, Sausalito, CA 94965, USA).
How do I book with Outer Limits?
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Quick facts
| Business | Outer Limits |
|---|---|
| Destination | San Francisco, California |
| Location | Sausalito, USA |
| Targets | Striped Bass, Lingcod, Rockfish |
| Trip types | offshore, inshore |
| Phone | (415) 454-3191 |
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