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ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES - LESS IS MORE |
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Tampa Bay charter captains outfit their boats
with the client in mind and being that you'll be sharing,
on an average of, 176 sq. ft for a few hours with a couple
of fisherman... space is at a premium. Our suggestions below
should always be confirmed with the specific captains but
provide reasonable guidelines when getting ready for your
trip. |
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VISITORS POLL |
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Bring One Small
Weather Resistant Bag Containing: |
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Polarized Sun Glasses: From
watching the dolphin to identifying what's on the end
of your line, it'll make a big difference. |
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Required Medications: If you
have a known medical concern, please bring your required
medications after notifying the captain. |
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Apparel: Bring an extra shirt
and always include head covering and an extra outer garment
that can be easily removed/stored if the forecast dictates |
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Grease Up Before You Go: Take
the time to add your sunblock before hitting the water
and bring it with you, particularly if you're fair skinned. |
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Bottled Water: It can never
hurt to bring a couple. |
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An Inexpensive Digital Camera
(In a zip locked plastic bag): Probably one of the most
common casualties on the water, but a must have anyway. |
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Omit The Following
Without Your Captains Approval: |
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Fishing Rods: There are a
limited number of rod holders on the boat and your captain
will have the appropriate rods for your targeted species. |
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Tackle Box: Your captain is
an expert on the tackle required for our area so the extra
box is just one more thing to walk around or store. |
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A Cooler: Your captain will
have a cooler with plenty of ice, please feel free to
bring a beverage or two but leave the cooler behind. |
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Alcoholic Beverages: Never
attempt to bring alcoholic beverages on board without
the prior approval of your captain. |
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