Considering a fishing charter

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Comment by Henry on November 14, 2009 at 7:17am

A Charter is a great way to get started. Once you are ready to head out in your own boat, you will have
an idea of what to expect, and what to do then. I run an offshore Charter fishing business out of the East
Coast of Florida. Another perk to going out on a charter first is to give various gear a "test drive" so as to
help you decide what you like. Charters are usually either inshore, or offshore, though some try to do both.
I would suggest picking whatever fishing you are interested in, and then choosing a charter that focus's on
that alone. Also an offshore boat built for speed rather than comfort (an enclosed cabin) will give you more
fishing time.

I am comming up to Panama city beach with my offshore boat from Nov 28 - Dec 5, and will be fishing Mon-Fri
if weather allows. I have discussion post, as well as craigslist adds for those interested in fishing on a custom
offshore fishing machine, fully equipped with fishing equipment, for the price of gas, oil, bait, and ice. If a few people got togeather this would be a pretty good deal. This would NOT be a charter, since I want to fish, also,
and keep what I catch (many spesis not allowed on a charter), so this would require a saltwater (boat) fishing
license.

Henry
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