• Who are the crew?
• Who keeps the fish?
• How many fish can I keep?
• Do you clean the fish?
• Do you catch sharks?
• Are children allowed?
• What time do you leave the dock?
• What happens if the weather is bad?
• What do I need to bring?
• Can I bring alcohol?
• When is the best time to go?
• Do you have air conditioning?
• Do you have a bathroom (head)?

Who are the crew?
On most trips, Captains Jill and Steve will both be on the boat. To learn more about us, read About The Crew.

Who keeps the fish?
All legal catch belongs to our customers.

How many fish can I keep?
The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation determines the saltwater fishing regulations each year.
Below are the regulations for 2011:

Marine Recreational Fishing Limits

Species	Size Limits (Total Length in Inches)	Daily Possession Limits (Number of Fish)	Open Seasons
Summer flounder (fluke)	20.5	3	May 1 - Sept 30
Winter flounder	12	2	April 1 - May 30
Tautog (blackfish)	14	4	Oct 1 - Dec 20 Jan 17 - Apr 30
Bluefish (including "snappers")	No minimum size for first 10 fish 12 TL for the next 5	15 No more than 10 of which shall be less than 12" TL	All year
Striped bass: Marine Waters** Anglers aboard licensed party/charter boats	28	2***	Apr 15 - Dec 15
Black Sea Bass	13	10	June 13 - Oct 1 Nov 1 - Dec 31
Scup (Porgy) Anglers aboard licensed party/charter boats	11	10 40***	June 8 - Sept 6 Sept 7 - Oct 11***

Recreational Fishing Regulations for Sharks

Category	Species	Minimun Size Limit	Daily Possession Limit
Allowed Sharks	Tiger, Blacktip, Bull, Great hammerhead, Lemon, Nurse, Scalloped hammerhead, Smooth hammerhead, Spinner, Blue, Shortfin mako, Oceanic whitetip, Porbeagle, Common Thresher	54 inches fork length*	One shark per vessel per trip, except that one additional Atlantic Sharpnose and one additional Bonnethead may be taken and possessed per angler per trip.
	Atlantic Sharpnose, Bonnethead, Finetooth, Blacknose	No size limit
	Smooth Dogfish, Spiny Dogfish	No size limit	Any number
Prohibited Sharks	Atlantic angel, Galapagos, Basking, Longfin mako, Bigeye sand tiger, Narrowtooth, Bigeye Sixgill, Night, Bigeye thresher, Sand tiger, Bignose, Carribean reef, Carribean sharpnose, Smalltail, Dusky, Whale, White+, Silky and Sandbar, Sharpnose sevengill, Bluntnose sixgill.	No possession allowed	No possession allowed

Do you clean the fish?
Of course! Upon returning to the marina, we will fillet and clean all of your fish.

Do you catch sharks?
Yes, we do fish for sharks. The most commonly caught are Makos, Threshers and Blue Sharks. Makos and Threshers are generally preferred; Blue Sharks are typically released as they are not commonly consumed.

Are children allowed?
Absolutely. We have children of all ages fish with us, and always do our best to make sure they have a great time while staying safe.

What time do you leave the dock?
Please refer to the Types of Charters we offer to view times. It is recommended that you follow up with us a few days before your trip to confirm the exact departure time.

What happens if the weather is bad?
Safety is our main concern. If the weather is inclement, at our discretion, your trip may be canceled. We keep a constant eye on the weather, and will be in touch with you prior to your trip if there is a possibility that we will want to reschedule.

What do I need to bring?
We will provide all bait, tackle and entertainment. You should plan to bring any food and drink (please no glass bottles) you'd like to have on board. Depending on the season/weather, you should be prepared to bring the appropriate gear (eg: rain jacket and boots).

Can I bring alcohol?
We want our customers to enjoy themselves, so yes, alcohol is permitted. We just ask that you drink responsibly.

When is the best time to go?
Ideal fishing times vary by season. Please refer to Our Season Schedule to help you decide when is the best time to go.

Do you have air conditioning?
Yes, we have air conditioning, as well as heat for those colder trips. If you'd like to know more about the November Rain, you can read About the Boat.

Do you have a bathroom (head)?
Yes, we do.