Rincon, Puerto Rico

 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Are rates per person or for the boat?

Rates are for the boat and for a maximum of 6 passengers. Rates are the same whether there is 1 passenger or 6 passengers.

2. Are food or snacks included in rate?

Rates include tackle and refreshments (water and soda). Feel free to bring your food or snacks, there is enough cooler space for anything you might want to keep cold.

3. Can we keep any of the fish?

There is no problem sharing the catch. You will always be able to take enough fish to eat for yourselves and your traveling party. We can also arrange with restaurants in town to have your catch cooked for you.

4. Should I tip the Mate?

It is courteous and customary to tip the Mate although not mandatory. Most clients tip 10 - 15% of the daily rate.

5. Is there a head/toilet on the boat?

Yes, there is a head inside the console.

6. What should we wear?

Light clothing, cap/visor and boat shoes/sandals are recommended. I usually keep enough sunblock on the boat, but if you wish you can also bring your own.

7. Anything we should not bring ?

No bananas! This is an old fishing superstition, but take my word for it, there may be some truth to it. Please no hard-soled shoes on the boat.

8. Can we bring our kids along?

Please feel free to bring your kids aboard. Puerto Rico law states that children 12 years of age and younger must wear a lifejacket at all times. We will provide the lifejackets.

9. Do you set up split charters?

Yes, if we can we will set you up on a split charter. Although sometimes it is difficult to find another party or person looking to split a charter on the same day.

10. Should I take motion sickness pills?

If you think you might get seasick, yes you should take them. It is recommended you take a dose one hour before boarding the boat. Dramamine is the most commonly used and available at most drugstores.