| Frequently Asked Questions about |
| - Camera with a polarizing filter and plenty of film.
- Polarized sunglasses to penetrate the glare of the water's surface.
- Sunscreen with S.P.F. no lower than #30.
- Synthetic, loose fitting clothing to minimize skin exposure to the sun.
- A hat with a good visor is recommended
- Boat shoes or sturdy sandals.
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- Do you provide fishing tackle?
| Yes. Whether you spin fish with bait or lures or want to fly fish, I am equally adept at either discipline and am more than happy to show you how to pursue your fishing goals. I supply only the best tackle which will provide you with hours of trouble-free fishing pleasure. |
- Do I need a fishing license?
| No. When you fish with me on my boat all fishing licenses that you need will be provided. I am a fully licensed and insured fishing charter captain. All you need to bring is yourself and a friend and I will do the rest! |
- Do I have to be an expert?
| Absolutely not! I consider myself to be a very patient, fun loving guide. I enjoy fishing with people who are new to the sport and I am eager to share my knowledge and experiences with anyone whether they be a novice or an expert. |
- Do you provide refreshments?
| Yes. I have a cooler on board stocked with ice, soda, water and sport drinks. I also provide snack foods like pretzels and power bars to help erase hunger pangs. If you require more sustenance, I recommend that you bring a light lunch such as a sandwich and piece of fruit, especially on a full day charter. |
| Not likely. I do my best to seek out waters that are calm enough for all anglers to enjoy, however, conditions can change rapidly on the water. I can provide Dramamine or seasickness bracelets for those who require them. |
| My rates are very competitive with other guides the given regions I fish. Please refer to my fishing charter rates page for more detailed information. |
| I will contact you by phone about one week in advance so that we can arrange a time and place to meet. I will call again, usually a day before the charter, to apprise you of weather and fishing conditions. |
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