• Motion Sickness Suppressant

• Sun block/Sunglasses

• Lunch/Snacks/Drinks

• Jacket/Dress in layers

• Cooler (to take fish home)

Waiting until you feel a little seasick is not the best time to start taking something. We suggest taking Dramamine the night before a trip, and again first thing when waking up. Most people will agree, once seasickness starts, it’s nearly impossible to cure until you’re off the water.  Cold cut sandwiches, chips, bottled water and soda make an easy lunch. You can bring your own cooler to store food onboard, or we can provide one for you. Beer is permitted, but NO hard liquor will be allowed onboard. Don’t let hunger spoil your day! Bring plenty of snacks!  You will want to dress appropriate to the season, but also be prepared for very cool morning hours, and a very warm afternoon.  A warm jacket, and layered clothes are advised. Comfortable, full shoes. Sandals are not advised.

Note:  In accordance with United States Coast Guard regulations, (as well as various other laws and common sense), controlled substances or drugs of any kind are ABSOLUTELY NOT PERMITTED on the vessel at any time!  We maintain a zero-tolerance policy on this matter, and will end any trip immediately should we discover anyone possessing drugs or other controlled substances while onboard.  There are no refunds should this occur, so please - help us help you have a great day - and don't try it!