What is included with my charter?
Every private charter includes a professional guide, quality rods, reels, tackle, safety equipment, and fish cleaning after your trip. Simply arrive ready for an unforgettable day on the water.
Do I need fishing experience?
Not at all. Whether it's your very first cast or you're an experienced angler chasing trophy fish, Captain Joe will tailor the trip to your experience level.
What should I bring?
We recommend:
Fishing license (if required)
Polarized sunglasses
Sunscreen
Hat
Long-sleeve performance shirt
Drinks and snacks
Camera
Everything else is taken care of.
How many people can fish?
Our private charters accommodate up to three anglers, ensuring every guest receives a personalized experience and plenty of room to fish comfortably.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Safety always comes first.
If weather conditions are unsafe, Captain Joe will work with you to reschedule your trip or discuss available options.
Will my fish be cleaned?
Yes.
At the end of your trip, your catch will be professionally cleaned and packaged so it's ready to enjoy.
Can children come?
Absolutely.
Fishing is one of the best ways to introduce kids to the outdoors. Families are always welcome.
What species do we target?
Depending on the season and conditions, you may target:
Speckled Trout
Redfish
Flounder
Black Drum
Other seasonal inshore species
Every trip is customized to give you the best opportunity for success.
Do you provide bait?
Fresh bait is available, and Captain Joe will let you know before your trip if anything needs to be purchased based on the day's fishing plan.
How do I reserve my trip?
Simply call or text:
(979) 429-1231
Captain Joe will answer your questions, discuss dates, and help plan the perfect trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
"Everything you need to know before your private fishing charter."
Still Have Questions?
We're here to help.
Every fishing trip is unique, and Captain Joe is happy to answer any questions before your adventure.
Call or Text
(979) 429-1231
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