8 Hours
If you're looking an upbeat, entertaining fishing trip, then the OUTLAW is your boat! I focus on inshore, and nearshore trips at your convenience.
Private Charter - $1,200.00 + tax
Max 4 people
Journey 25 miles from land!
Rates
Private Charter (ages 5+) - $1200
*The price includes the first 4 people.
Duration
8 hours
About
The Captain provides bait, tackle, rods and reels, all safety equipment and saltwater fishing licenses.
If Black Seabass is one of your favorite catches this 8-hour expedition is your best choice!
On all-day offshore trips, You will venture up to 25 miles from land to go after this bottom-dweller and many other species along the way. You are welcome to bring aboard snacks and drinks in a small cooler. Bananas are advised against as they carry a superstition of bad luck on fishing vessels. Children are welcome, so bring your little ones aboard to catch their first fish with Captain Coleman.
On All-day nearshore trips, you can expect to go anywhere from 3–20 miles. Not only will you get a fun boat ride, but you will also fish the nearshore reefs. The captain will clean and bag your fish for no extra charge so you can enjoy your catch for dinner!
The Boat
You will be fishing out of a 24’ center console, spacious enough to sit up to 6 anglers. The “Outlaw” is rigged with a 250 HP Yamaha engine, so she will get you to the best fishing holes in no time. With the latest navigational electronics, you will stay on the fish throughout the trip. The boat is also child-friendly, so little ones are welcome to join you (5 years and older), the captain has life jackets for everyone.
Booking Notes
-Feel free to bring a small cooler for your drinks and snacks.
-Alcohol is permitted, please no glass
The Outlaw is located on the docks behind Jpeters on the Marsh walk; you will see the outlaw fishing charters sign on the dock. (The address listed above will lead you to Jpeters)
For any questions or concerns please call us at (843) 504-8793
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