Yep. All our trips are regulated by Texas Parks and Wildlife and NOAA.

• A Texas saltwater fishing license is required for each person over the age of 16.
• Sunblock, sunglasses, and a hat.
• All the food you’ll need for the day. Our only rule: no bananas!
• Anything you want to drink. We recommend some waters along with the beers.
• Comfortable shoes -- tennis shoes or flip flops are fine. No black soles, no boots. We go barefoot!
• A waterproof pouch for your phone in case the water gets rough when you’re trying to snap a picture.
• Comfortable life jackets (puddle jumpers) for your kids. Kids on a boat under 31’ long need to wear a life jacket while onboard, and while we do have some, they’re not as comfortable as what you can get elsewhere!

Mahi Mahi, Blue and White Marlin, Tunas and Amberjacks can be found widely. You will also be targeting Wahoo, Mackerel, Cobia, Grouper, Jack Crevalle, Rainbow Runner and everyone’s favorite Red Snapper, depending on the season. Here’s a basic monthly guide to what we catch when:

• June 1 - August 1: Snapper season! Plus everything else except Amberjack.
• July 15 - September: Snapper season closes Aug 1, so shrimp boats come in, and we’ll start getting Kingfish, Ling, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna.
• September & October: Amberjack opens again.
• November-February: Usually Wahoo, Kingfish, and Makos. Makos like the cold weather, from January through March.
• March-April: Kingfish, Sharks, Wahoo, and state water fish.
• May: Amberjack season, plus all others.

We do take a credit card number at the time of booking to hold your spot, but we prefer cash or checks at the dock on the morning of your trip. We add a 4% fee to all credit card payments. When you book online, your credit card will be required to secure your trip date. The credit card won't be automatically billed unless it is related to a no-show or cancelation fewer than 14 days from the trip date. See cancellation policy for more details.

Please bring extra cash to show your appreciation for your crew after the trip!

We expect respect from everyone and give the same in return. If something comes up, give us a call. If the weather is looking bad, we’ll call you and talk through options. All cancellations made 14 days in advance will be refunded 100%.

If you cancel fewer than 14-days before your trip date, the credit card on file will be charged for the trip deposit ($500). If you do not show up on the day of your trip, the credit card on file will be charged for the total trip cost.

Sure. If there’s a certain kind of trip you are looking to take, give us a call. I bet we can work something out.

If you tend to get nauseous in the car or on past boat trips, take some motion sickness medication (dramamine) the day before. If you can get a prescription patch from your doc, that seems to work well!

Yep.