General Information:

Trips are limited to 6 anglers per outing 

Departure times can be adjusted slightly, normal departure is around 6:45am

Included on your trip is all fishing gear and tackle, fishing license, bait, ice, drinks, sun block, fish cleaning and bagging, and lots of fun!

What to bring:

Hats, sunglasses, fishing clothes, food or snacks. Beer is acceptable, please no hard liquor though. If you have a history of getting sea sick, please plan in advance of leaving the port to pre-medicate or take anyprecaution that works for you.

Children:

Children are always welcome; any kids 8 years old or younger must wear a life jacket the entire time. We suggest you bring a comfortable life jacket for them as ours is kind of bulky.

Rates and Payment: 

Full day charter:      $800 Departs at 7am and returns 4pm or later

3/4 day charter:       $700 Start time varies, please ask (normally 7am-2pm)

Half day charter:    $600 Start time varies, please ask (AM and PM trips available)

​Shark Trips:           $400 Start time varies, please ask (normally late afternoon)

We will cater all trips to whatever you and your family and friends want to do or whatever time works best for you. 

PLEASE NOTE:  The above trip rate does not include the gratuity. It is a standard procedure in the fishing charter industry to tip 15-20% for quality service. We work hard each charter and the tip is the majority of our income. Thank you.

Payment:  A $300 deposit (check, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover) is required to book charter. No charge will be placed on your credit card if you cancel prior to 48 hours of the charter. Cancellations within 48 hours of a scheduled charter or a no show the day of the charter, deposits will not be refunded. If we must cancel the charter due to unavoidable circumstances such as weather or boat/mechanical problems, a full refund will be given or we can re-schedule the charter for another day. It's up to you. The charter will be cancelled when rough seas are forecasted over 3-5 feet and/or small craft advisories are in effect.