SATURDAY MARCH 9TH 8AM-3PM,

MARCH 16TH IN CASE OF RAIN DATE

YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU ABLSOLUTLEY NEED!

Join us for the exciting Coastside Fishing Club swap meet! Upgrade your gear and stock up on all the essential fishing equipment you need for your next big catch. With a huge selection of rods, reels, lures, hooks, line, nets, tackle boxes, bait, waders, and much more, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to save big. Get rid of or get your new favorite fishing gear! Don’t let this chance slip away, come and join the fun with other passionate fishing enthusiasts on Saturday March 9th( March 16th rain date) 8am-3pm

Time to clean out those garages, sheds and basements. Bring all your old gear down to the 2023 Coastside Fishing Club Swap Meet.

Bring those rods, reels, plugs, flashers, gaffs, line, jigs, swim baits, tuna gear, salmon gear, rockfish gear, boat gear, electronics, memorabilia, outdoor gear, foul weather gear, safety gear, traps, line, floats, or anything else you can think of.

Coastside Fishing Club Swap Meet

Free for members, $25 for non members. Grill Crew will be onsite.

• Time 8am-3pm
• Date Saturday, March 9th
• *Rain Alternative March 16th
• Location Pillar Point Upper Parking lot (southernmost lot)
• Grill Crew providing lunch ~ Noon
• Come for the company, leave with a bunch of gear.

Ticket sales are open for the 2022 Annual Dinner at the San Mateo Elks Lodge.

Our annual swap meet will be held on March 5th from 8am-4pm in the Pillar Point launch ramp trailer lot. The event is open to the public but if you would like a space to sell some gear, you’ll need to be a paid member. Always a fun time looking for some used gear and chatting with other fisherman. The grill crew will be cooking up their famous burgers and dogs!

Coastside Fishing Club is a community of recreational fishermen.  We are more than just a website, we are group of individuals that share in the common goal of improving the fishery, sharing our knowledge with the younger generations, and being more conservation minded to help preserve our resources, like salmon smolt, for future generations to enjoy.

Our activities include annual derbies, annual dinner, Veterans events and kids fishing events. We acclimate 750,000 salmon smolt annually in our net pens in Pillar Point harbor and other local conservation measures. We have given science study grants to graduate fishery departments to study important recreational angling science related policies.

We are also active politically, fighting for better fisheries management policies based on the best available science and advocating for recreational anglers at the state and national level. We have lead the fight for science based seasons and for science based closures when necessary.

We are active members, with the American Sportfishing Association and other angling and fishery related groups, in the Partnership for a Sustainable Ocean. Members of our Board Of Directors include Marc Gorelnik, currently sitting on the Pacific Fishery Management Council, and others who are active in state and federal fishery issues.