Fishing is done aboard a 22’ Cape Horn, which has an extended T-top for extra shade and a capacity for 4 persons. The vessel is powered by a 200 HP Honda engine which makes it fast and stable, with a maximum cruising speed of 35 knots. The onboard GPS and fishfinder will reveal the productive spots, the livewell will hold the bait, and the icebox will keep your catch fresh.

A group of 4 guests can be accommodated on the captain’s 26’ Mako. The boat has a live bait tank, a portable toilet, a cooler, and multimedia system. Listen to your favorite music while waiting for the fish to bite and don’t worry about getting sunburnt, as the vessel also has a T-top.

You’ll be fishing on a 43’ Torres boat that accommodates up to 6 guests. She’s powered by a 700 HP Volvo engine and reaches the speed of 20 knots. The boat is air-conditioned and features a toilet, a kitchen, and beds for you to relax in between the bites.

Spend your day aboard a 24’ Carolina Skiff, which can reach speeds of 30 knots thanks to a 150 HP Yamaha engine. This beauty can easily run in 8 inches of water, perfect for backcountry fishing and finding that trophy fish.