Now that you have committed to the trip, what do I bring?

• I will supply water, if you want any other beverages, please bring them and we can keep them cold in my ice chest.
• Snacks, if you want energy bars or snacks for a midday snack.
• I suggest a plastic Ziplock bag for your wallet, etc.  We can store them in dash of my boat.
• Sunglasses or regular glasses, if you look backwards in boat ride they may blow off, and and from my experience  they don't float.  Also, I have had fish jump and knock them off.  Suggest you bring a strap.
• Since we leave early in the morning if you want coffee, please bring it with a lid, the boat ride can be a bit bouncy.
• Suggest long pants or chest waders, in case of jellyfish (which are rare). Light weight pants are better than jeans which get heavy climbing in and out of the boat.
• Lifejackets: I have them on the boat, if you have one you like bring it.
• Shoes: an old pair of tennis shoes or reef shoes are great. Some of the places we will fish have a mud bottom and we don’t want to have to search for your shoe that pulled off.
• If you want to splurge, I recommend reef wading (fishing boots) and ray guard shields for you legs. This is a great protection from that rare stingray encounter.
• Change of clothing for the ride home.
• Neck gator: I like these since they keep the sun off of your face and ears, totally optional.
• Cooler in your car for your fish.
• I furnish Rods and Reels. 
• Have trouble casting? I can work with you on your skills or in the past have cast for people.
• Sun protection

                o Please bring sunscreen spray or lotion

                o A Hat, if possible one with a strap for the boat ride

                o If you are sensitive to the sun, bring long sleeve shirt or any light fishing shirt.

                o Sunglasses, if they are polarized, you can see through the glare on top of the water.

• In the spring or fall it can be cool on the boat ride out before sunrise, so you should bring a light jacket.