What To Bring On A Charter Fishing Trip

June 18, 2018
, , charter fishing

charter fishingYou’ve finally booked a trip and you are so excited for a vacation of a lifetime. You’ve picked out a fantastic, fully equipped, and reputable fishing charter, and you are ready to land the fish you’ve always wanted to catch. Your plane is scheduled to leave tomorrow and you just can’t wait. However, there’s one small problem. You haven’t packed your things yet and you have no clue what you need to bring. To help you with that, here’s a simple guide of what you need to bring when you go charter fishing.

Clothing

Regardless of where you are heading, it is crucial to bring a lot of layers if you plan to go out and explore the open water. Even destinations with the warmest weather may experience large temperature drops offshore. In case you are scheduled to leave the dock at around 5:30 am, don’t rely on the sun to keep you warm. Also, you won’t have that much shade out there so you have to be sure you can take off the outer layers of your clothing when necessary.

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Best Fishing Charters For Families With Kids

May 14, 2018
, , charter fishing

charter fishingCharter fishing is not only for adults but for kids, too. Imagine how much fun your whole family, including your kids, will have once you go fishing in deep waters. Of course, as parents, you know how important good instructions, as well as continued assistance, are when your children are fishing throughout the trip. Captain Ricky Long will provide you with great service and that includes keeping your hands-free so you can fish while making sure your children are safe, too, when trying to catch a fish.

Captain Ricky Fishing Charters offer a unique family fishing charter experience not only for adults but for kids, too. We understand that kids have a short attention span and that is why Captain Ricky Long chooses areas where you and your kids can catch a lot of fish. This kind of fishing trip targets fish that feed best at that time and not game fish. For kids at least 10 years old, they will be taught and asked to use more advanced and complex fishing techniques to bring out the “fisherman” in them.

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