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Planning a group trip?

Group trips

Bachelor parties, company outings, family reunions, a group of friends who fish together twice a year. Southern California has 17 landings and over a hundred boats, and picking the right one for a group is a different problem than picking one for yourself.

Tell us what you're planning and we'll help you figure out the trip.

1 · About the trip

Rough is fine — “mid-October”, “Oct 12 or 19”.

Pick any that work.

Leave blank if you're open to anywhere.

2 · About the group

Several boats have age minimums.

Required for trips to the Coronado Islands.

Anything that affects which boats will work for you.

3 · What you're after

Helps us know which boats are in range. Nothing is charged here.

Pick any that appeal.

Private means your group takes the whole boat — you set the departure time and target, and you're not sharing the rail with strangers. Open party means you buy individual spots on a scheduled trip alongside other anglers. Open party is easier to fill on short notice; private gives you the run of the boat. If you're unsure, say so and we'll walk you through it.

Seasickness, timing constraints, what a good day looks like.

4 · Contact

FYNC helps you plan. You book directly with the landing. Sending this doesn't reserve anything and doesn't commit you to a trip.

How this works

  1. You tell us what you're planning

    Group size, rough dates, what everyone's done before. The form below covers it — a couple of minutes, and nothing is binding.

  2. We come back with options

    Which landings and boats suit a group your size, what's realistic for your dates, and what to expect once you're out there.

  3. You book directly with the landing

    FYNC doesn't take reservations or payment for trips. When you know what you want, you arrange it with the landing yourself.

FYNC helps you plan. You book directly with the landing.