All prices usually include light refreshment, beer, sandwiches, and all tackle. These are usually about thirty feet long, with a beam around six and a half feet, fiberglass construction, modified planing hull, and twin outboards at the stern. Shelter is generally only a bimini, or a Tee-top hood, mostly though, nothing except raincoats or hats are used for shelter from the elements. Heads are non-existent. The bait is kept alive in a well with holes drilled through the hulls.
Oxygenation is achieved by the movement of the boat through the water.
These men do not carry rods and reels, preferring instead to winch the catch in by hand with oversized monofilament line. A hat and a shirt with long sleeves would be essential kit for the light-skinned angler. Note Arrangements should be discussed beforehand about the dispersal of the catch. Some captains expect to keep the majority of the day's spoils, while others gladly hand it over if asked. There is no set rule .