Magical Miami by Water! 33' Open Fisherman

Perfect for fishing, diving or just spending a relaxing the day on the water! Twin 300 Yamahas assure you get to where you are going and back.



The “Bill Me” is my personal vessel that I am very fond of. It is a 2004, 33 foot Open Fisherman that I use on a weekly or sometimes monthly basis. She has all the safety and comfort that you would expect for a great day on the water  The “Bill Me” ONLY rents with a Mate, which is included free in the rental price!



For your convenience, below, please find a number of the most common questions that are asked and the answers to those questions:



 Do you rent it without a Mate? Sorry NO... just like it reads above, this boat only rents with a Mate.



 How many guest can I take? The total number of passengers should be no more than 6 adults



 Can we bring food & drinks aboard? Absolutely yes, please feel free to pack all your food & beverages (alcohol is fine) and you can eat on the boat or picnic on one of the many islands in Biscayne Bay! On board we have one 200 quart (large) SSI cooler, and one 105 quart (medium sized) Yetti cooler.



 Can we go out to a waterfront restaurant? For sure, there are a number of waterfront restaurants from Matheson Hammock to North Miami Beach, if you like we can leave you on their dock and pick you up after lunch!



 Are there any additional fees? Nope! Light boat cleaning is included as well as sufficient ice in the 105 quart Yetti cooler. Ice is available for the 200 quart SSI cooler at a very reasonable rate of $1.50 per 10 lb bag.



 How much will the gas cost? The boat uses approximately 25 gallons per hour and the price per gallon in Miami is about $4.50. Fuel in the Bahamas is about $5.50 per gallon. Miami & Bahamian fuel prices fluctuate on a weekly basis.



 How much gas do we use on a full day rental? Normally, if we cruise around the waterfront mansions, visit a nearby sandbar to swim, stop in one or two bars or restaurants, and perhaps cruise down the river, we can expect to burn anywhere from 20 to 40 gallons. There is a Fuel Flow meter that accurately displays the fuel consumption, so you will only pay for what you use.



 Do you have Fresh water on board? Yes, the "Bill Me" carries 30 gallons of fresh water which will keep you and your guests cool and refreshed the whole day.



 How many hours is considered a full day? A full day is 7 1/2 hours beginning when we leave the dock and ending when we return to the dock. Extra hours may be available and are charged at the rate of $50. per hour.



 How late are we are able to return to the dock? Generally speaking, anytime that you like, provided however that we have no previous commitments.



 Can we leave at mid-day and return later in the evening? Yes, no problem at all, again, provided that we have no previous evening commitments.



 Where is the boat located? Watson Island, off of the MacArthur Causeway, and next to the Parrot Jungle.



 Can you pick us up at our dock or waterfront hotel? Certainly, but your clock begin when the boat leaves the dock and the drop off time will account for the return trip to the dock.



 Can I bring my own music? Yes, we have a top of the line amplified Clarion with JL Audio Speakers that has a USB, IPhone/IPod input as well as a CD player. Our IPod has 8,000 songs but you are free to play your tunes.



 Do you travel to the Bahamas? Yes, in fact we have a 2 bedroom, water view, second floor condo in Bimini Bay Resort that we rent out, as well as a 50’ marina slip. We do our very best try to visit Bimini, our "Island Home Away from Home" at least once every month, if not more often.



 Can I book several months in advance? Since it's my personal boat, and I travel a lot, I prefer bookings no greater than within a couple of weeks please.



While the above is a list of the most common questions that are asked, I hope that I have answered yours, if not please feel free to contact me, I look forward to hearing from you should you have any questions that I might have missed.

Happy Boating!

Dan