Notice of Charter Policies

Larger Groups Notice

If you need multiple vessels for your group, we offer a discount. 

A Discount of $50 is applied to each charter booked for the same Date/Time/Type.

We have 2 Captains Available but work with multiple for even larger groups.

 

 

 

Weather Policy
Weather is something no one can 100% guarantee.
While we will do our best to help plan your trip, sometimes weather conditions don't follow the forecast. 
Your Captain will offer options based on availability if this happens. 
(Offshore specifically, often the Captain will suggest fishing in the bay, as it may not be affected to the same degree as the Gulf.)
Refunds and reschedules are offered at the discretion of our Captains. 

 

 

 

Passengers Capacity Policy

Our typical charter is centered around 4 passengers. Additional passengers may be added to most charters for a fee* up to a maximum of 6.  Whether or not passengers are fishing they are counted toward this Legal Limit. 

*This does not apply to staff working on the trip. We have multiple employees that may join for various purposes to make your trip better.  

* The fee for additional passengers is based on charter type and is listed in the information section of each charter if allowed. not all trips/Captains will have the option to add additional passengers. 

 

 

 

Sunscreen Policy

This is a must have for those not wishing to be burned during a day charter. However, spray on sunscreen is something we do not allow on our vessels. It can rub off on equipment and seats causing stains which are costly to clean/repair. please use normal sunscreen lotions or ask the captain as we usually have some onboard as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Food and Drink Policy

Due to food allergies, and dietary preferences. We carry Water on our boats, but we do not provide Food/Snacks. You are welcome to bring anything you want/need during your trip especially for the little fishermen/women coming aboard! 

 

Hard shell cups/tumblers/water bottles. We all have our favorite cup! However, these usually won't fit in the boat's cupholders . We recommend leaving these at home or in the hotel. This way they don't end up in the ocean or rolling around the boat, becoming a trip hazard while you're reeling in your catch. 

 

Please don't bring a banana on board (its a fisherman superstition, we would love to share more in person while on our way to the fish, if you are curious!)

 

 

 

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