What Captain Jim Provides:

• Local expert fishing knowledge for species inhabiting the Indian and Banana Rivers and Mosquito Lagoon.
• Fishing licenses for every angler on board.
• Lamiglas fishing rods, Shimano reels, and all other tackle lures, bait and ice.
• Cooler for food and drinks (1 and 2 person parties)
• Complimentary Fineline fishing Charters t-shirts with trip. A $15 value per customer.
• Discounted pricing on release mount(s) (fiberglass replica) services for memorable catches through a local reputable source.

What You Should Bring With You:

• Polarized sunglasses (amber lens color is preferred)
• Polarized sunglasses (so you can see the fish your going to be casting at)
• Polarized sunglasses ( just incase I forgot to mention it)
• Camera
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Soft soled shoes with a non marking sole
• Your own cooler especially for parties of three or more
• Plenty of non-caffeinated drinks such as water, Gatorade, propel, etc.
• Separate cooler if you intend to keep fish for dinner
• Motion sickness medicine for near-shore trips (Please start dosage 1 day prior to actual fishing trip if you think you might get motion sickness)

Choosing The Right Clothing

Summertime anglers can wear bikinis and swim suits so you can get a tan. When fishing May through September you should also bring a lightweight cover up (i.e.. technical micro fiber vented shirt, long sleeve tee, or light-weight cotton shirt to protect yourselves from excessive sun and wind exposure as well).
Fall, Winter, and Springtime anglers fishing October through April should dress for temperatures 10 to 15 degrees colder than the forecasted morning low temperature to account for wind chill while the boat is running to the fishing grounds.

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