Demi-journée de pêche en haute mer

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Nous offrons une excellente expérience de pêche à tous ceux qui cherchent à attraper leur premier poisson ou s'ils ont pêché des centaines de fois.

Ville: Miami

Mon 18 Nov

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Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
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Commentaires (100)

PaoloNYC99

Jun 2011

I've been on hundreds of fishing boats over the past 20 years and I can honestly say that this one was the worst I have ever experienced. I fished the Reward boat 3 times in a week (June 2011) and each trip became progressively worse. On the evening that we anchored, the regulars were given the back of the boat while everyone else was thrown in the middle or bow. Needless to say, the back of the boat was having a party while the rest of us suckers sat for 4 hours without a single fish. There was pot smoke billowing everywhere and those who were not high were drunk. This is common on night trips, but when things get out of hand, the crew needs to step up. The captain, for instance, allowed a drunken regular to berate a poor woman for having accidentally used his fishing rod. It looked as if it would come to blows as the woman's husband defended her. It really was a shameful disgrace and these guys should not be allowed to sail. The day trips were just as bad, if not worse. The captain had the nerve to troll for fish as we sat and watched the regulars hook and land fish from the troll lines. They even stopped to catch live bait, but no one ever saw any live bait except the regulars and the mates who also fished while they were working. I hope the owner of the boat understands what a disgrace these guys are and how they waste money and turn paying clients into disgruntled people. Though some of the mates were descent guys and one girl, Kayla, was exceptionally nice (she should find a new boat), it could not make up for the terrible fishing these guys offered. All captains have go-to spots, but this excuse for a captain kept hitting the same 2 tired spots every single trip and spent the rest of the time trolling for his friends. What takes the cake is that the captain allowed one regular to drop a line in the Marina while we were docked and hooked a tarpon that snapped the guy's line and left the protected fish with a nice sized hook and line in the its mouth. Someone from fish and game should shut these idiots down. Honestly, save your money and find a better outfit even if you have to drive a little or spend more money. If you are wondering why I went 3 times, it's because I really thought that things would get better. All in, I spent over 250 (my wife fished with me) and $30 in tips for the mates. Walked away feeling like an idiot and not a single fish.