Boat Fishing - vacation, trip, party

If you're keen to find a fun family activity, then give boat fishing a try. There's nothing better than heading off on your boat with the wife and kids, talking about the fish you plan to catch that day.

Saturday, December 23, 2006

Etiquete of party boat fishing

If you want to know the etiquete of party boat fishing:

1) Always obey the Crew and Captain. Their goal is to keep you and all the other anglers happy, since with out your money they will go broke. Most of the time, with a good professional crew, this is not a problem.

2) Always be aware of those around you (right, left, and when casting-behind).

3) Be knowledgable of local species, and local laws-DON"T EVEN TRY TO BREAK THEM. Often a single illegal fish on a boat can result in very large fines for both boat Captain and the offending angler. When in doubt, ask the crew or release the fish.

4) Exercise patience, kindness, and courtesy. Cursing loudly, while common among most of us anglers when fishing alone, can offend others on a party boat. Never drink excessively (if allowed at all). If your lines get tangled, don't get frustrated or try to assess blame-it goes with fishing elbow to elbow, and can be a good way to MAKE friends.

5) AND THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE: HAVE FUN! A party boat is a great place to meet other anglers and 'trade lies' as anglers often do. I have kept in contact with some of the people I have met this way, and they have become friends for life.

Yes, there is more to fishing than just catching fish.

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