FAQs

Customary 20% for crew. It can be added to the credit card at end of trip or cash given.

The 36 invincible boat & the 26 Sportsman boat both have heads (i.e. bathrooms).

Not at all. We take fisherpersons of all experience levels on our trips. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or this is your first time out, we have you covered. We provide all the fishing equipment you might need and help you bate your line, cast it out, and reel fish back in.

Absolutely! We’d love to host you and your family. We have plenty of experience chartering trips with kids and are sure to keep everyone entertained.

Apart from our shark and tarpon fishing charters, our guests can request what types or species of fish they wish to go after. We tailor each trip to the wants of our guests and can bring you to the hotspots where your preferred fish are most likely to bite.

While we can’t guarantee you’ll catch a specific kind of fish, we’ve never had a day where the fish weren’t biting. . Our captains know the best spots to fish in Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Even on days when we see fewer fish, we still pull in our fair share.

Rain doesn’t always prevent us from going out. We closely monitor storms and weather conditions and will inform guests if the charter trip must be canceled and rescheduled. Unless we let you know we aren’t able to venture out, still plan on departing at the agreed-upon time.

We suggest bringing sunscreen, preferably not spray sunscreen, as it can stain the boat. Customers are welcome to bring snacks and drinks. Ice and water will be provided, but glass is prohibited on any boats. Customers might also want to bring a towel.

We suggest wearing light, breathable clothes in the summertime. In the winter, we recommend bringing a waterproof jacket. We ask that all guests do not wear black rubber soles. Hats and sunglasses are also recommended.

Our boats provide all fishing equipment and licensing and will be stocked with ice and bottled water. Sunscreen, food/snacks, and any special drinks (alcohol is allowed) should be brought in preparation. If passengers are prone to getting seasick, we recommend taking Dramamine the night before.