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We’ve designed coverage to handle damages, so you can focus on the adventure.It depends, communicate with your charter beforehand. Often licenses are taken care of by the charter, but not always. You'll need to get a license if you're fishing by yourself. Check local regulations to comply.
This will vary by location, it's best to talk with your charter captain or boat owner (if renting) to find out. Most charters will have the species they target on their boat details.
When fishing with a fishing charter, you will not need to bring your own fishing gear, unless you are instructed otherwise. Some anglers will chose to bring their own gear to fish with, but that is not necessary. For a fishing boat rental, you'll need to bring gear, unless the rental specifies they have fishing gear. It's best to coordinate with the owner if so.
If you're in the legal limits, go for it! Consult local fish and wildlife regulations.
It's always good to show up 10-15 min early, and communicate with the boat owner about specific meeting or pickup details.
Your fishing license, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, snacks/water, a small cooler if desired, and weather-appropriate layers.
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