Captain Justin was catching bait as we got to the dock early and was ready for the morning trip. We tried multiple spots and brought up many red snappers that had to be returned since the season would not come in for a few more days. We caught a variety of fish only a few of which we could keep. Justin kept us out well past out booked time because he wanted us to land something into the cooler and was not booked for the afternoon. When I reminded him of being out longer he just smiled and said “you’re on Justin time now.” He wanted us to have fun and knows the area well, I would not hesitate to go back out with him.

One of the best charters I have been on. Our captain was very attentive, and knew all of the spots to catch snappers and rock fish. Me and my husband had the absolute best time .

What an absolute blast this was! Justin was very knowledgeable and kept the rods rotating so that we always had good bait on the hooks. Caught red and grey snapper, triggerfish, squirrel fish, and several others. Unfortunately I was not able to tell the difference quite as well as Justin and kept hooking the red snappers that were out of season (still a super fun catch). Had a great time and made it back to our condo with about a weeks worth of fish!

A huge thank you to Captain Justin for making our first deep sea fishing a happy and memorable experience. He worked really hard to take us to as many places as possible to catch fish. He even cleaned and filleted our fish when we finished.
Our family overall caught 25 fish with 8-9 different varieties!!
We definitely recommend Captain Justin and appreciate his patience and expertise on our first family trip!

Captain Ron worked hard to give us a great experience.. We caught fish although only one one was a keeper. Too big or too small.  The experience with my three sons and one grandson was very special.  As an added bonus Captain Ron placed us in the best place possible to see the Blue Angels do their amazing show. Imagine an FA 18 fighter flying 200 feet over your head while having a fish on your line. Thank you Captain Ron!