Welcome
Here are some frequently asked questions to help you.
I've never done this before. How should I get started?

Give me a call or send an email giving me the best times to contact you and I’ll call you at my first opportunity, normally, the same day. Ask me any questions you like. I’m always willing to help you choose the right charter package.

Is the boat safe for me and my entire family?

Yes. I am federally licensed by the United States Coast Guard. Also, my boat has many redundant safety features and I will brief you at the beginning of the trip about where to find life jackets, first aid kit, and fire extinguishers. For communications I am equipped with a VHF radio, and cell phone. Don't worry, so far I’ve never had to execute an emergency plan and my safety record stands at 100%. You can enjoy the trip knowing that you’re safe, secure with a seasoned professional captain.

Why do fishing charters cost so much?

Maintaining and operating a safe, properly outfitted quality fishing boat is expensive and today’s fuel costs alone are staggering. There are many additional costs that one never sees on a fishing charter. For example, charter insurance, launch and dock fees, bait, boat maintenance, and many other factors. You get what you pay for in charter boats, and I strive to keep my costs down to give you the best value in the area. The excitement of chartering your own guide, catching fish and having a tremendous outdoor experience while making memories to last a lifetime… is well worth the expense.

Does the boat have a bathroom on it?

No, although, I do have alternative methods for women passengers and if needed we’re usually not too far from a public facility.

What should I bring with me on the boat?

Depending on the length of your trip consider bringing food, drinks, camera, hat, sun block, fishing license (with stamp if fishing saltwater) and a rain jacket if the weather looks like rain. My boat is equipped with an ice chest for your food and drinks. Most of my charters are catch and release however, if you would like to have a few for dinner you might consider a small cooler to keep in your vehicle for the trip home.




















Fishhooks Adventures
Capt. Steve Nixon