Captain
Cachas Stewart
Member since September 2019
West Bay, Cayman Islands
- Background
- Captain C is a 4th generation local, who grew up doing water sports and fishing with the local captains. He remembers the time when he was a young boy catching Wahoos 300ft away from the shoreline with his uncle Frank. He entered the industry as a first mate over 25 years ago. worked closely with famous local Captain Marvin Water Sports, Bayside Watersports, Black Princess Charters.and with few other great captains. He started his own charter business over 10 years ago which allowed him to be able to fish the way he wants, to have more options and flexibility for customers. He loves providing a great time and service, and it’s never a problem for him to prolong the trip if guests are having a good time and want to catch more. Capt. C has won a lot of tournaments for Mahi Mahi and Tuna, but he is mostly proud of the heaviest Wahoo on the International fishing tournament he won numerous times.
Hey, I'm Captain Cachas Stewart
West Bay, Cayman Islands
- Background
- Captain C is a 4th generation local, who grew up doing water sports and fishing with the local captains. He remembers the time when he was a young boy catching Wahoos 300ft away from the shoreline with his uncle Frank. He entered the industry as a first mate over 25 years ago. worked closely with famous local Captain Marvin Water Sports, Bayside Watersports, Black Princess Charters.and with few other great captains. He started his own charter business over 10 years ago which allowed him to be able to fish the way he wants, to have more options and flexibility for customers. He loves providing a great time and service, and it’s never a problem for him to prolong the trip if guests are having a good time and want to catch more. Capt. C has won a lot of tournaments for Mahi Mahi and Tuna, but he is mostly proud of the heaviest Wahoo on the International fishing tournament he won numerous times.
My Charter Listing
West Bay
• 26 ft
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4 persons
2 bookings in the past week.
