Captain Vincent was great! It was a little slow in the beginning only because my son identified a target fish, amber jack. Captain Vincent made it his mission to get on one and he did. We even doubled up but the second one got away. After putting one in the boat we changed it up and went on catching ribbon fish. We all had a blast pulling in one after the other. My daughters, 16 &18 and my son 19 were all smiles. Captain Vincent was on point throughout! If you want a great trip out book Stick Em, you won’t be disappointed! Thanks for a great time on the water!

If you want to catch fish, captain Vinny is your man. We are a family of four novice fishing skill and we book the 4 Hour sunset Red Drum / Trout trip and had a great time with Captain Vinny! He was extremely patient with us and our kids and during the trip, taught us how to catch speckled trout and other fish on the trip. His tips were extremely useful during the 4 hour excursion and we probably caught well over a dozen fish during the trip. Awesome time, great memories!

We booked a 6 hour charter one day with another 4 hour charter the next!  This is a 2nd year fishing with Captain Vinny and we are already looking at the calendar to book our next charter. 

If you want to really fish or have your littles learn, Stick ‘Em Fishing Charters are top notch!  Captain Vinny took the time to work with all of us on technique and we had a blast learning/fishing.  Regardless of your level of experience, call Capt. Vinny and book today!

Went out to a wreck first thing and got put on a huge school of amberjack and caught 2 before some storms rolled in. Went back in closer in search of red drum and ribbon fish and found a few
Overall great experience and great very knowledgeable and friendly captain who works his hardest to get you on fish 10/10

Four of us took the noon-to-6pm cruise with Cap’n Vince (only one of us being an experienced fisherman).  We sailed out beyond the break for the first couple of hours in search of “ribbon fish” (which were plentiful).  After setting the “Stick Em” to drift, the Cap’n would tend to the tackle, bait the hooks and cast the lines.  He tried to get all 4 lines in the water so each of us would have a rod to mind, but the fish were hungry.  We caught over a dozen ribbon fish, with each of us claiming about an equal share of the “glory.”

Then, we moved into the shallows of the sound and anchored down to fish for Red Drum.  Again, especially early on, we were getting bites left and right.  The largest drum we caught was 28 inches, so not too shabby.  We also inadvertently hooked a stingray, which was something us northerners didn’t expect to see.

Finally, we moved to another area further north to try to snag some trout, but had no success on that front (though we caught 3 more stingray…or maybe it was the same stingray…?).  On the way back to the marina, we caught sight of some dolphins, so the Cap’n slowed up and brought us fairly close to them for a few minutes - certainly a bonus we hadn’t anticipated.

The boat was a little bit of a tight fit for the four of us plus the Cap’n.  The nose is the most spacious part, but most of the fishing was done astern and to starboard.  Cap’n Vince was adept at baiting the hooks and removing the fish from the hooks, and also knew where the good fishing was.  He gave helpful tips on how to reel in (and how NOT to reel in) the catches, explained early on that trout fishing might be difficult in the breezier conditions, which offset the disappointment in not getting any later on, and he managed to navigate the waters in a way that only got us a little bit wet.

It was a good time for three generations of our family to bond and experience the Great Outdoors.