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The boat would typically go out 10-30 miles depending on the length of your trip and weather conditions.
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Yes, Fish cleaning fees are currently .50 per pound and done at the marina
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Depth of water depends on several factors. Length of trip, tides, currents, and weather.
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We catch tunas occasionally, but they are not targeted.
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State fishing limits are determined by the State of Florida and federal fishing limits are determined by National Marine Fisheries.
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We cannot guarantee you will catch fish, after all, it is called fishing and not catching. HOWEVER, we have total confidence that if you follow the guidance of your mates, you will have an amazing experience that includes catching fish. Due to governmental regulations and fishing seasons, you may not be able to keep everything you catch- but you will still have the memory and story!
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Our captains closely watch the forecasts, seas, and weather conditions. Our number one goal is for you to have a great experience on our boats. Wind and wave height are the predominant factors. If there is just rain, we still fish (and some say the fish bite better in the rain) If the weather or seas are anticipated to be too rough, our Captains will make the decision to cancel the trip. If the Captain makes the decision to cancel, you will be offered a chance to reschedule or receive a full refund.
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Both boats are being booked at full capacity which is 42 on the DESTIN PRINCESS and 56 on the DESTINY. Both boats include men’s and women’s bathrooms as well as an air-conditioned cabin plus a long overhang that provides shelter outside from sun or rain plus a deck upstairs to get sun. The air-conditioned cabins include tables and plenty of seating. While we don’t serve food on the boats, the cabins are a great place to relax and enjoy the food your brought. Most people bring what they want to eat and drink in their small personal cooler that they then carry their cleaned fish home at the end of the day.
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Both boats include men’s and women’s bathrooms as well as an air-conditioned cabin plus a long overhang that provides shelter outside from sun or rain plus a deck upstairs to get sun. The air-conditioned cabins include tables and plenty of seating. While we don’t serve food on the boats, the cabins are a great place to relax and enjoy the food your brought. Most people bring what they want to eat and drink in their small personal cooler that they then carry their cleaned fish home at the end of the day.
