In the early morning at King Harbor, chances are you’ll find adventurous kayak anglers fiddling anxiously with their gear, making final preparations for a full day of paddling and fishing.

Fishing offshore from a kayak year round is one of the highlights of King Harbor. You’re sure to enjoy the experience. The fish inside King Harbor you’re likely to catch are spotted bay bass, sand bass, calicos and a few bonito, halibut and barracuda. 

There are also excellent kayak fishing opportunities beyond the harbor for catching Sand Bass, Calico Bass, halibut, barracuda, Bonito, Yellow Tail, White Sea Bass, and various other fish and sharks. In the winter months, Rock Cod and Ling Cod fishing is available.

Rolling with the tides, watching the dolphins, and checking out the colorful Redondo Beach Esplanade from the ocean is nice after an early morning paddle around the harbor. Be careful of motorized powerboats while paddling to avoid any untoward incidents while in the water. Also, keep in mind that it can get pretty busy and crowded here especially at the weekends.

Map of King Harbor

  
 
 
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