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What should I bring? |
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Food and drinks for you and your group. Remembering it's only for a day,
not food for a week. And Polarized sunglasses are a must for cutting
the glare on the water so you can actually see the fish. |
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Do I need a
jacket? |
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You can never go wrong bringing a light weight jacket. Some find the
wind while running refreshing and others find it chilling. In the winter
time a jacket or sweatshirt is necessary as well as a scarf for your
face. |
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Can I keep fish for dinner? |
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We
practice catch and release to ensure the future of fishing.
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Should I bring a
camera? |
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Yes, a camera is a good idea because there are many photo opportunities
through out the day. |
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Can I mount my fish? |
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Yes, even with catch and release fish mounts are available through your
captain. They are an awesome way to remember your day on the water. |
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Can I bring my
favorite fishing rod? |
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Usually yes, however, some tackle is not suitable for the fishing you
have planned so you're best to ask your captain once your trip is
booked. |
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Should I tip the
captain? |
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Yes, a 15-25% gratuity is customary for a good day on the water. |
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What if it rains? |
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"Liquid Sunshine" showers are possible in the tropics but usually pass
through quickly. Rain gear is provided. |
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Where's the bathroom? |
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There is no bathroom on a flats skiff; however, we are usually no more
than 15 minutes from facilities if necessary. |
