Established in 1972, The Mission Bay Marlin Club (MBMC) is one of the oldest existing saltwater fishing clubs in the San Diego region and has traditionally been the club of choice for many of the best anglers on the Southern California coast. MBMC is dedicated to promoting the joys of fishing, encouraging sportsmanship and fellowship among its members, and conserving our local fishery.
The club hosts a range of fishing tournaments and social events each year. Whether it be bay, bottom, in-shore or off-shore fishing; there is some type of fishing fun for everyone. We invite new members – male, female and juniors, to participate and get the most out of the MBMC experience. See Membership for more info.
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- Oops L-line March 2025Members, The Mission Bay Marlin Club Annual Membership Meeting will be held March 15, 2025, at Sardinas Restaurant from 2-5pm. Food will be complimentary. As always Ray Fear will put together another great raffle. This will be a very important meeting for the future of the club. We will elect new members to the Board of Directors. As stated in the February 20, 2025, email – if there More …
- OOPS LINE JANUARY 2025Happy New Year from the Board. Wishing you all a happy and healthy year. Fishing has been dominated by rock codding. Yellowtail off La Jolla have been showing occasionally. Rock Cod fishing is closed in US waters till April 2025. Make sure you have the proper documents for fishing Mexican waters. Fish and Game has been checking. The Mission Bay Marlin Club Annual Awards Banquet is February 15, More …
- Oops Line December 2024Season’s Greetings! Well Santa has blessed us with great weather the last couple of weeks. There have been a few larger yellowtail models coming off La Jolla. Other than that it has been rock cod, rock cod, rock cod. The month of November saw no fish weighed in for fish of the month. Let’s get out there and win a reel. There will be a nice reel raffled More …
- Oops-line November 2024Hello MBMC Members! As water temperatures continue to drop, fishing has shifted to rock codding and harvesting lobsters. Tuna had been seen recently and a few were caught under dolphin, but have not been seen in the last couple of weeks. Swordfish were being caught off the west end of the nine mile bank, but this also seems to have dried up. The 2024 Jerry & Roy Lively More …