FAQs
Should I bring my own rod and reel?
No. Top-notch spinning gear is available.
Can I keep the fish?
Yes. But, we strongly encourage you to release all bass (largemouth, peacock) The lake has a good population of edible pan fish. The current daily bag limit for a butterfly peacock bass in South Florida is two fish per day. Only one of the fish may be greater than 17 inches long. 5 Black bass (largemouth, Suwannee, spotted, and shoal bass, individually or in total), only one of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. * In South Florida: only one bass may be 14 inches in total length or longer.
Do I need a fishing license?
Yes. You need a fishing license if you are between the ages of 16 and 64. But, only if you are fishing. Passengers who don’t want to fish don’t need a license. Go to http://myfwc.com/license/LicPermit_RecreationalHF.htm#FWF For more information or to purchase a license.
Can I bring alcoholic beverages?
Yes. You may consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly and don’t forget to re-hydrate.
Do I need to bring a cooler?
No. I have a medium sized cooler with cool packs on board the boat. But, feel free to bring a small cooler if you are packing lunch or snacks. You will need to bring a cooler if you plan to take fish home.
Should I bring food and drinks?
Yes. Please bring whatever you plan to consume during our outing.
Should I tip?
Absolutely. Just kidding! Tipping is not required. But, if you’ve had nice day on the water…show a brother some love!
What kind of fishing will we be doing?
You Decide I generally fish plastic baits and jerk-baits for the largemouth, jerk-baits and crank baits for the peacocks.