Q: What do we bring?
A: We provided everything you will need for a fun filled day on the water, which includes: lily pad, water, Bluetooth radio, cooler, and ice. You will want to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, towels, camera (be sure to post your pics on our Facebook Page), food, drinks, and be ready to have some fun!
Q: Is there a bathroom on board?
A: No there is no bathroom
Q: Where do we depart from?
A: We depart from the Seminole Boat Ramp: 198 Seminole St Clearwater, FL 33755.
Q: Is Alcohol allowed on the boat?
A: Yes we allow alcoholic beverages on board, please refrain from glass bottles if possible. Alcohol is to be consumed responsibly by adults over the age of 21. No controlled or illegal substances are allowed on the vessel at any time.
Q: What's the maximum number of passengers that you allow?
A: We have a six passenger maximum.
Q: Are children allowed?
A: Yes.
Q: How and when do we pay and do you accept tips?
A: You will pay a 50% deposit upon booking your charter. The remainder is due before the evening before we set sail, we will send you a payment link, we accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, and Cash. Tips are greatly appreciated and are typically around 20%.
Q: Can we extend our charter once we have set sail?
A: Yes as long as we have availability, additional charges will apply.
Q: What safety measures does the vessel have?
A: We provide USCG Safety Equipment, EPIRB, and USCG Life Jackets.
Q: What NOT to bring on the boat:
A: NO BANANAS! (it's bad luck...really), No tanning oil, No glass bottles, No GPS, No guns, No illegal or controlled substance, and most importantly NO NEGATIVITY just remember "A bad day on the water is still better than any day of work!".
Q: What should I do if I'm prone to motion sickness?
A: Motion sickness medicine is an inexpensive way to insure you have a good fishing trip! Here are few links to some products we heard worked for others: Quease Ease - Motion Sickness Instant Relief, Sea-Band Sea-Band Acupressure Wrist Bands.
Photos Credit to passenger Nathan Boggess