"Thing to know about choosing a Charter Company"

Welcome, and thanks for considering us on your next fishing adventure. Our goal is to educate you and make sure your next fishing trip is what you expected. Fishing can be fun and exciting provided you have chosen the right charter company.

Don't be fooled by a so called "GOOD DEAL" charter. The fact is your charter has to be fully licensed and permitted to take you fishing. It also is a very good idea that they have charter insurance for your safety. (You would not get on a airplane if you knew that the pilot was not licensed and insured would you?) And yes, there are a some illegal charters running trips everyday without permits and insurance.

With fuel prices changing daily nobody can predict fuel prices the day of your charter. That's why our charters allows you to fish where ever you want and only pay for the fuel you actually used. Don't get fooled with a set price charter, that means the Capt. is most likely going to the same wore out fishing hole everyday. Guess what happens is fuel goes up? The customer gets the short end of the stick and the Capt will have to change plans. instead of going 30 miles where fishing is "red hot" you are forced to 20 miles and slow fishing. There is a reason why some charters are just plain cheaper then others. Remember, it is about having the trip of a lifetime and all of these things play a big key factor when choosing the right charter. And yes, "YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR" trust us on this.

Here are some tips to ask when shopping for the right Charter.

Q) Are you fully licensed, permitted and have charter insurance?
Without the right permits U.S.C.G. can take away your fish, No ins. The customer is not covered.
Q) Are you chartering full or part time?
Some part time guys don't have the experience and the fish knowledge of full time professional
Q) Do you have a deckhand to help out?
Deckhands do so much to help I don't know why anyone would go without one.
Q) What Year boat and what speed does it do?
Boats going below 22kts make for a lot of boat riding and less fishing. Unless you fish in close. You do not want to fish on a boat older than 15 yrs old
Q) Is that the picture of the boat and is it the actual boat we will be fishing on?
Sometimes the picture you see is not the boat you will be fishing on? Or an old Picture.
Q) Are you the Capt. or am I talking with someone different?
Make sure you talk to who ever you will be spending the day with, you don't want mister grumpy with a bad attitude.
Q) Could you show your permits, charter insurance and drug free card before we leave the dock? If they are legal they should be more than happy to show you everything.
Q) What size boat will we be going fishing on?
Any Boat below 30' for 6 people offshore is going to be crowed.

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