Lovely Martha ~ About

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About

First and foremost, the Lovely Martha is a first class, seaworthy oceangoing cabin cruiser.

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Each season we offer open load charter boat fishing with salmon as the main objective.

We also offer tours of San Francisco Bay. The best $15 you'll ever spend!

Her passenger capacity is 49, and maximum number of fisherman is 35 for mooching (drift fishing) and 25 while trolling.

Charters are available year round for all fishing needs or special events where you can have the entire boat to yourselves.

Charters Available for:

Deep sea fishing
San Francisco Bay fishing
Whale watching
Sightseeing adventures
Parties on the water
Special events
Burials at sea
Call for any other needs

* The Lovely Martha Sport fishing company is fully bonded, insured, licensed and approved by the United States Coast Guard for condition, safety and training.

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(before coming to the boat)

captain frank rescino

captain mike rescino

The captain's family has been offering boat charters since long before the Golden Gate Bridge was first built!

About the boat:

51' long ~ 15' wide ~ 6' draft ~ 17' height
(with upper deck).
State-of-the-art electronics and equipment.
Largest party boat in fisherman's wharf, with 2 decks.
300 watt stereo system to cater to the music needs of parties or funerals, or special fishing charters.
An upper deck allows for extra special viewing of whales or fireworks, or sightseeing attractions.

Captains: Frank Rescino & Mike Rescino

She's a classic wooden boat with a long tradition at fisherman's wharf: the Lovely Martha is the third "Martha" to carry fisherman out the Golden Gate.

Four generations of the captain's family have guided still more generations to catch hundreds of thousands of fish since 1959 when this boat was built.

Since 1908

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