Mark the Shark got us on some dolphin and we were likely the only charter that got on fish that day, the seas were rough and we saw several boats coming in empty handed.  We got on multiple Mahi, and I landed a massive 250lb Goliath Grouper in the inlet when we headed back in.  Great day, and got to teach the kids about tag / release etc..  Plus we ate well that night Mahi Nuggets for everyone haha!

overall trip was just ok, very young deckhand (13) but seemed knowledgeable for his age. The captain picked up a woman he knew along the way. Didn’t ask us if we minded. We caught 3 fish, didnt offer to clean, filet or anything. When we arrived back we asked to keep the tuna we caught and it seemed to inconvenience them. Matk the shark may be a local celebrity but he forgot charters put him on the map. Never again.

Excelente día de pesca muy bien atendido. Solamente una equivocación al momento de completar el pago pues el capitán me explicó que los 140 dólares que había pagado al hacer la reserva, era el tax y que a él le debía pagar 700 dólares. Eso no está explicado en la página y al final terminé pagando 840 dólares y no 700 en total. Sería importante que eso sea aclarado antes de contratar el servicio, y por más que le expliqué que la página decía que debía pagar 560 al capitán, tuve que pagarle 700 .

Captain and crew seemed like good guys. If the weather was good it probably would have been a great day. But you can’t control the weather and I understand that.
My issue is with business practices. 2 days out I get a text from captain asking to delay charter one day due to bad weather. I reply that we are leaving that day and cannot delay charter. That evening I check tv, internet, and noaa offshore weather to find terrible terrible forecast. 25 to 40 kt winds and rain. The next day I text captain that we should cancel. He replies that the weather will be great. Don’t worry. Trust me I do this every day. Then that evening I get a text asking for a decision because he has someone else wanting to go out that day. Against my father’s advice I agree to keep charter. Morning of charter all weather reports are still terrible. More texts guaranteeing it will be nice. I explain my 76 yo dad doesn’t really want to get thrown all around. Oh no it’s gonna be nice trust me I do this everyday. We arrive 8am and parking lot signs are getting blown over. But everything is ok cause it’s gonna blow thru. I pay balance and we are off. It’s too rough to go out in the ocean in a 50ft boat so we sit inside a jetty for several hours till I pull the plug.
1100 dollars plus I still tipped the mates 200 is spent for 3 hours sitting in a boat in the channel.
My dad, a retired sailor and former boat captain, laughs at me and says ‘you know he knew the whole time right’.
I knew. Just didn’t listen to my own common sense. Fyi. I’ve ran charter boats in the past and I knew better. Messed up and listened to someone else this time.