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Q    Can I bring children on a charter?

A    Yes, usually children around 8 years of age or older can handle this type of fishing adventure.

Q    Will we fish if the weather is cold, rainy, or choppy?

A    Yes, provided it is safe(Captain's Decision) Some of the best catches have come in inclement weather.

Q    Do you troll?

A    Not normally, generally most clients do not like this method of fishing.

Q    What is the start time for charters?

A    The trip usually starts a little after daybreak and will depend on the time of year.

Q    What is the best rod, reel and line size?

A    A  5 1/2 to 6 foot medium action IM6 or 7 graphite rod with a quality spinning reel spooled with a quality 8-10 pound test. Captain Bob uses Trilene Vanish or FireLine.

Q    How do we get our fish cleaned?

A    There are several fish cleaning services in the area. The closest is about a mile from the dock. Also you can clean them yourself using the fish cleaning area at the marina. Executive charters include fishing cleaning

Q    Do you practice "Catch and Release" for Smallmouth Bass?

A    Yes we support the concept of "Catch and Release", however, we also understand that some clients enjoy eating smallmouth.

Q    How much equipment do I need to bring?

A    A rod and reel, a hand full of lures and terminal tackle in a small plastic tackle box is about all you need. Captain Bob has extra rods and lures if needed.

Q    How long is the boat ride?

A    Once we leave the habour, it usually takes about 30-45 minutes to arrive at the fishing area.


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