When you are on a good fish, you can expect to find a crew member at your shoulder, helping you to master the finer points of stand-up fishing. You are encouraged to seek their advice. The staff requests you use soft luggage such as duffel bags, that can be collapsed and stored under your bunk. Footwear should include shortie waterproof boots, tennis shoes and, if desired, lounging shoes. A hat, sunglasses and sunscreen are suggested for protection from the tropical sun.
Nights can be chilly on the water, so bring a warm jacket and sweater or sweat-shirt.
A kit of personal toiletry items, a bath towel and soap are necessities. A pair of cotton gloves, bicycling gloves and waterproof tape can come in handy. A camera and film are a must for those action shots and to capture a fish s often vibrant colors upon its hitting the deck. All passengers must carry passport, birth certificate or other proof of citizenship, while fishing in Mexican waters. You will enjoy the merits of the most thoroughly equipped galley and spacious lounge ever to hit this long range fleet.