What to Bring for Your Fishing Trip
Sunglasses/Sunscreen/Hat
Sunny days often mean great fishing, but don't let the excitement keep you from protecting yourself! Be sure to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to stay comfortable while reeling in your next big catch!
Rain Jacket
Even though we always hope for sunny skies, the weather on the water can be unpredictable! Make sure to pack a rain jacket just in case a pop-up shower rolls through. But don't worry - your captain will be keeping a close eye on the forecast and will navigate to keep you safe and dry as quickly as possible!
Snacks/Food/Water
Forget to bring water? No worries! We've got you covered! Bottles of water will be provided on every trip. However, since our trip times may overlap with meals, we recommend bringing some snacks to keep your energy up. Easy, non-perishable options like granola bars, trail mix, beef jerky, or crackers are great choices for a day on the water! Packing a lunchbox with some hardier snacks, such as subs or PB&J's are great options as well!
Sweatshirt/Heavier Jacket
Early spring and fall mornings on the water can be a little chilly, so we recommend bringing a sweatshirt or a heavier jacket to stay warm. Temperatures can vary, especially early in the day, and it is always better to have an extra layer just in case!
Cooler for your Catch
Whatever fish you catch and choose to keep, we've got the cleaning covered - free of charge! At the end of your trip, we'll prepare your catch so it's ready to take home. All you need to bring is a cooler with ice to keep it fresh until you are able to take it home! -Game fish only, No spot, croakers or king fish.