Port of San Francisco Announces Start of Off-the-Boat Crab Sales and Launch of Pop-up Fish Market in Fisherman’s Wharf | SF Port
The Port of San Francisco announced fresh Dungeness crab sales direct to the public will begin Sunday, January 11 at 6 a.m. in Fisherman’s Wharf and a new pop-up fish market, operated by the local fishing community with support from Fisherman’s Wharf Community Benefit District and the Port, will begin operations in the Wharf starting Saturday, January 10, offering locally caught seafood. Since 2021, permitted crabbers can sell directly to consumers from their vessels in the inner and outer lagoons of Fisherman’s Wharf. Participating vessels and their locations are available on the Port’s website at sfport.com/offboatsales. Individual fishers can utilize the FishLine mobile app to provide real-time updates about their sales hours and locations with additional information available on the San Francisco off the boat sales Facebook group and Instagram. The pop-up “Fish Market at the Wharf” will offer pre-cut, pre-packaged fish every Saturday for the next 3 months beginning January 10. It w
01/08/2026 New market comes ahead of other enhancements coming to the Wharf in 2026 Contact: media@sfport.com The Port of San Francisco announced fresh Dungeness crab sales direct to the public will begin Sunday, January 11 at 6 a.m. in Fisherman’s Wharf and a new pop-up fish market, operated by the local fishing community with support from Fisherman’s Wharf Community Benefit District and the Port, will begin operations in the Wharf starting Saturday, January 10, offering locally caught seafood. Since 2021, permitted crabbers can sell directly to consumers from their vessels in the inner and o
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