Whale watching in San Francisco splits into two seasons: humpbacks and blue whales near the Farallon Islands May through November, gray whales December through May. See them from a six-passenger private charter with Captain Molly.
Salmon fishing is back in the Bay Area for 2026. Get San Francisco season dates, regulations, and what to expect — then book your salmon fishing charter with Captain Molly.
In 2026, a lot of the “Salmon Return” speculation around San Francisco Bay is riding on big river numbers and bigger emotions, especially after the Mokelumne River fall run recently topped more than 30,000 Chinook in a single season, the largest return on record since counting began in 1940. As a small local charter operation […]
The first gray whale of 2026 was spotted unseasonably early inside San Francisco Bay on January 21, 2026, and that single sighting captured exactly what we mean when we talk about the “Early Whale” phenomenon on the Bay. Key Takeaways Question Short Answer What is the “Early Whale” phenomenon in 2026? It is the growing […]
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If you’re looking to challenge yourself in open water, there’s no better place than San Francisco Bay. From iconic landmarks like Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge to the cool, invigorating waters, this area offers unmatched swim routes for all levels. Whether you’re training for a marathon swim or just testing the waters, Molly’s Boats […]
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