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- You will need to bring along or arrange through the booking office for your food and drink. (If you bring extras the crew would be happy to help you get rid of them). Sea lore states that BANANAS are BAD LUCK for fisherman, bring them at your own risk!
- You should bring some form of sun protection. For example, high SPF sun block, a hat, light outer clothing to cover up with, don’t forget sun block for lips and ears too. Please remember to be courteous when using oily sunscreens, when holding on to and leaning on parts of the boat the oil will transfer to that surface making it slippery for the others on the boat. Please do not enter the cabin with tanning oil on your skin. (Please respect our property, we wouldn't go in your living room covered in oil)
- You should wear typical boating attire, which includes deck shoes or sneakers, running shoes(or whatever the latest name for rubber sole shoes is) shorts and a light top are usually sufficient, again don’t forget your hat.
- SUNGLASSES Polarized with ultraviolet protection are the best, so you can see the fish and keep from frying your eyeballs in the tropical sun. We have lots of places to get them locally for around $10 -$15 stop by the boat before you go out and we will. point you in the right direction.
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