Where to begin…Captain Nick was the BEST!! We made a last minute decision to book this charter. Like 9:30 am and he was able to be at the dock ready and waiting for us by 11:30! Once we got out on the boat and got to our spot, it took about 20-30mins before we caught our big fish!! My son snagged a 40in Red Fish…which was just one of the fish of many for the day. Nick had great knowledge and worked great with the two teenage boys on the boat. He knew exactly how to get on their level of thinking to give them the best time ever. I would not go with another Captian if you paid me to! 5 out of 5 stars for sure!!

Captain Nick Siciliano made our day on the water the best fishing experience I’ve ever had! He was very knowledgeable about the different species of fish that were common in certain areas, what types of bait/lures would be most effective to target particular fish, and even how the tide would affect the overall bite. He made sure to do everything in his power to give us the best chance at having a productive fishing day and provided us with all the right equipment as well, which for a rookie fisherman like myself, allowed me to enjoy my time on the water fishing and not having to try to figure out how to rig up poles correctly, position the boat, etc. By the end of our half day trip we had caught at least 4 or 5 different species of fish, and ended up going home with several pounds of fresh filets! You can truly see the experience that Captain Nick has to offer and I would certainly recommend him to anyone who wants to have a fun filled productive day of fishing!

Decided to go with the 8 hr morning trip not by choice, but by virtue of. The great fall mullet run of yesteryear proved successful, but this time, I was after something more. A trophy fish. Something to take home to maw and paw and put on the wall. That’s where Cap’n Nick comes in. Tells me he has a honey hole like all great sea captains have told a tale before. 60 miles off the coast he was getting pings for a few Great Whites that had searched warmer waters for a good meal. We drop in a few lines of heavy tackle, pulling up a few juveniles here and there. 7 footers maybe 110 lbs soaking wet. Light work. Next thing I know, the stern of the boat starts rocking up and down and that 900lb stainless steel leader gets drank faster than a Busch Light at a Nascar race. Spooled. Tried grabbing the camera to snap a pic but the boat was shaking more than a diabetic with low blood sugar. After 4 1/2 hours of hot-dogging or planing in reverse at 14 knots, we were able to tire out what felt like a Megalodon on the opposite end of the rod. Nick grabs the gaff which compared to a toothpick in size against this sea monster. Probably would have just pissed him off. Just as the air bubbles were getting bigger, we felt a huge relief of tension drop from the boat, and our hearts sunk into our chest. The line snapped like a piece of gently used dental floss. We cried. We laughed. We cried again. The 4 hour boat ride home after drifting out to sea would have been worth it with a river monster in the cooler, but tomorrow’s another day. And as long as Nick is still a captain, I’ll be his first mate any day of the week, and twice on Sundays. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Took my fiance and inlaws on the ocean. This was our first time chartering a boat, and the captain put us on fish almost instantly. He knew we were relatively all novices and catered the trip to accommodate us. We hammered sharks like crazy to start out, and towards the end we pulled up 3 of the biggest fish we’ve ever caught! (Red drum) We all had a blast, and I definitely scored some points with the in-laws. Thanks captain Nick!