PROHIBITED ITEMS and general common sense rules

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Makes the deck a slip and slide and is a hazard to everyone on board! Also stains cushion's!

We have sunscreen on board if you need!

Crocs are the worst "boat " shoe ever made. You will slip and fall ! If crocs are all that you have you will be provided non skid socks to wear over the shoes!

Absolutely do not flush feminine products, wet wipes, paper towels etc. The plumbing on a boat is not like in your house! If you feel sick do NOT go to the bathroom go outside!

Fresh air is the best thing for you if you feel sick. Contrary to popular belief going inside will only make it worse! Vomiting in the salon of the boat or the bathroom is not allowed and with covid 19 will lead to a quick trip back to the dock.Plus a $200 poo or spew cleanup fee.

Due to U S Coast Guard Law, almost all charter boats carry a Max of 6 passengers. Passengers include any person going on the charter, even if they do not fish. A baby, or child is considered a passenger.(If they breathe they are a person)

Our fleet is comprised of multiple vessels that can accommodate large group outings. 

We recommend bringing food and drinks and other personal issues (ie. sunscreen(NOT SPRAY), towel, hat, etc.). We  provide the licenses, rods/reels, bait, tackle, and coolers with ice. Coolers are provided on the boat for the trip but if you have a long ride home you will need one to transport your fillets. We also recommend close toed shoes Not crocs (you will eat it)!

Close towed shoes with light color soles are best! CROCS are not welcome on our vessels! They lead to 99% of slips on the boat! Flip flops or barefoot is not recommended either! IF YOU SHOW UP WITH CROCS YOU WILL BE PROVIDED WITH NON SKID SOCKS TO WEAR OVER YOUR SHOES!

MY favorite question! NO none of the above.  IN NC we have minimum of 35 miles we have to go to catch all of these species sometimes up to 70 miles one way. Our half days are targeting smaller species like Spanish Mackerel(perfect for kids or someones first time in the ocean.) It is always best to book the trip length you are comfortable with and let the Captain read the conditions and see what you have the best chance of catching but you certainly should let him now what your goals are.

We have a fish cleaner on the dock that will clean and bag all of your catch, he charges $0.75 per lb.

You can also carry your catch home whole or leave your catch for the local food shelter if your traveling!