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How
do I book a trip?
You can book a charter fishing trip by either calling
the captain (617-448-2030) or emailing him at
Captain.Cronin@capawock.com. A
$100 deposit payable by cash or by check is required to
reserve the date. The final payment (by cash or check)
is due upon completion of the charter back at the launch
ramp.
How many people can go
out on a charter?
Fishing trips can be a maximum of 3 anglers. We prefer 1
or 2 anglers when fly fishing.
Can a charter fishing
trip consist of a fly fisherman and a spin fisherman?
Absolutely, in fact both fly and spin fishing gear will
be made available. You should discuss your fishing
preference with the Captain the day before you go out.
His cell number is (617) 448-2030.
Do I
need to bring a lunch?
We
supply you with water and sodas along with a variety of
packaged snacks such as candy bars and fruit. You should
bring your own lunch which we will store in a cooler. We
do not allow any alcoholic beverages or glass bottles on
the boat.
Are children allowed to
go on a charter?
Children over the age of ten are welcome on trips. They
count as one of the anglers. Special arrangements can be
made for younger children but must be discussed in
advance of the day.
What should I bring with
me?
We
welcome you to use your own fishing gear or we will
provide it. Make sure you discuss this with the Captain
in advance. You should also make sure you have the
following items:
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- Rain-gear (we
can decide at the ramp if it will be needed) |
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- Polarized sun
glasses (some type of eye protection is
mandatory) |
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- Sunblock |
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- Hat |
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- Non-skid shoes
(type that wont mark the boat deck) |
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- Dress in layers |
What
are prohibited on the boat?
We
have a hard and fast policy that prohibits the use of
drugs, alcohol, or radios on the boat. Catching fish
will provide you with all the excitement you need!
What if
I take any medications?
Captain
Cronin is first aid and CPR
certified. Please bring any medications you may possibly
require. Advise the Captain of any medical
considerations prior to departure from the dock.
What fishing equipment
do you recommend if I want to bring my own?
For fly fishing you can easily make due with an 8 or 9
weight rod with intermediate or sinking line. Having a
spare spool is always a good idea. A stripping basket is
extremely helpful but if you don’t have one we can
provide it. The Captain has a selection of custom tied
flies that he will recommend you use depending on the
fishing or you can use your own.
For spin fishing we recommend a 7’ light to medium
action rod with a reel that provides even and consistent
drag. Lures will be available on the boat or you may
bring your own favorites.
How many fish can I
expect to catch?
We
will do all we can to put you on to fish. Your ability
to catch fish in this specialized environment will
depend on your own expertise. Your success will depend
on how you capitalize on the opportunities we provide.
Fishing is a challenging sport for beginners, seasoned
pros, and everyone in between. There’s a well used
saying out there that goes: “if you caught a fish every
time you went it would be called catching and not
fishing”. The Captain will observe your ability
level and guide you appropriately.
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