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What trip is right for me?
Half day ~ 4 hour trips are designed for anglers of all skill levels who either are on a budget or simply have time constraints on their day. A lot can be accomplished with four hours of on the water time with a professional guide. This can be ideal for solo anglers. Catch some fish, improve your casting and learn some new tips and techniques. Water and light snacks are provided.
Three Quarter day ~ 6 hour trips allow anglers the opportunity to fish an ample amount of time and not feel the pressure of the clock ticking. These trips also allow for a wider range of fishing opportunities, conditions and the ability to cover more water more effectively. This time frame often allows for multi species pursuits in peak months in a single day. Lunch, soft drinks and water are provided.
Full day ~ 8 hour trips are designed with the serious saltwater anglers in mind. Consider this if you plan on splitting time on the bow with a friend or just enjoy a non stop fishing adventure with little limitations on your time and day. Full day trips allow us to explore a lot of water, fish all phases of the tide and often times catch more than one species of fish in a day. Consider a full day on the water in peak season and maximize your eperience by catching more fish and seeing more situations. There simply is no substitute for time on the water with a rod in your hand. Lunch, soft drinks and water provided.
*All equipment and tackle is provided on the day of your trip. If you would like to bring your own equipment talk to your guide to make sure the line and rod weight will match that of your quarry. All trips are limited to (2) anglers.
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The Boat... Beavertail Skiffs is making one of the most revolutionary boats on the shallow water scene today and it is a great pleasure to be fishing with my anglers aboard such a stealthy, stable and shallow running and poling skiff. My current skiff is a 2007 B2 with a 60HP Evinrude E-tec. If you are looking to purchase a Beavertail, have questions or need a test ride don't hesitate to call me and set up an appointment.
Specs: 17'9" LOA 73" Beam 550 lbs. 5" draft loaded
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Fly Casting Instruction:Per Hour - $45.00
Fly casting instruction is available for beginners and experts both fresh and saltwater techniques by appointment. Call to set up a lesson before your next destination trip or charter, you won't regret it! All equipment is provided during instruction at no extra charge.
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What to Bring...
Polarized Sunglasses: Vermillion for sight fishing Brown/Amber for inshore fishing Hat: Baseball cap/visor or wide brimmed hat; preferrably with dark underbrim to reduce glare Sun Protection: UPF 35 or better sunscreen that won't sweat off. Buff Headwear & or Sun Gloves Clothing: Breathable & quick dry. Avoid bright when fly fishing; red, orange, yellow, white Shoes: Wading boots where applicable. No black soled shoes. Deck or tennis shoes/sandals Medication: If you take prescription medication make certain you have it available Rain Gear: Even when the forecast calls for sun... Camera: bring a ziploc bag and spare film/memory cards Fishing License: see link on this site
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Trip Cancellation Policy
In order to reserve your charter date a 50% deposit must be made at the time of booking by check or cash. The deposit will be completely refunded if your trip is cancelled due to inclement weather or mechanical failure. Weather cancellations will be made by the captain. If cancellation by the angler(s) occurs between seven and three days before the trip, the deposit will not be refunded. If cancellation by the angler(s) occurs within forty eight hours of a scheduled trip the customer will be charged IN FULL. Cancellations must be submitted by email in writing to sethvernon@hotmail.com. Final payment should be paid with cash or check to the guide after your charter.
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