Q: What do I need to wear for the trip?

A: We recommend that you check the weather a few days before your trip. The weather on the ocean can change quickly. Please bring clothes to keep you warm for the cool mornings. As the afternoon cools, you can shed your layered clothes or change in the state room.

Q: What items should I bring with me on the trip?

A: A few things to add to your item list include: for fishing, we recommend deck boots, if you don’t have deck boots, please be sure to bring non-skid footwear as the deck can be damp.  Be sure to bring sunblock, a hat, sunglasses, your waiver form (signed), Drivers License, Fishing License, seasickness medicine, and a camera.

Q: When do I take my seasickness medication? 

A: It is recommended that you take motion sickness medication a few hours before your trip. However, some people can have side effects of drowsiness and dizziness a few hours after taking the medication. For this reason, many people will take the medication the evening before leaving on their trip to become acclimated to the medication and get a good sleep.

Q: Is smoking aloud on the vessel? 

A: There is no smoking inside the cabin, or on the flybridge of the vessel at any time. Smoking will be allowed in the cockpit area provided that your group has no objection.

Q: Do I need to bring any food or beverages on the trip?

A: Some charters include meals. If your charter does not include meals, feel free to bring your own lunch/meals. We have refrigerator space to keep your meals fresh. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Please do not bring glass containers or bottles on the boat.

Q: Where do I find a Fishing License?

A: Everything you need to know about getting a Fishing License is here:

California: Click here

Mexico: Click here

Q: Where does the vessel depart? 

A: 3600 Cabezone Circle Suite 115

Oxnard, CA 93035

Do we bring our own tackle? 

A: We have all of the tackle you will need on your trip but you are more than welcome to use your own.

Q: Should we bring a cooler on board?

A: No, they may slide around and create a dangerous environment for the passengers. We have refrigerators on the vessel for your food/drinks, an ice maker and chest freezer to keep your catch fresh.