Capt Dave Sipler's Sport Fishing: 3/6 - VUDU MULLET, puts a spell on trout and a BULL REDBASS?

CHARTER POLICIES:

Capt Dave's Sportfishing Charter Policy:

DEPOSITS $100 via Visa, MasterCard, Amex,
Discover are accepted for to reserve date.

Either by calling Capt Dave with info, or thru the deposits page on his website.

Do not bring coolers on the boat, coolers are
supplied on board and fresh ice each morning.
Please bring all drinks and snacks in a plastic
bag, leave a cooler in your vehicle for fish upon returning.

Gratuity graciously accepted for expert fish cleaning, done after your 6 hour fishing charter.

Do bring, rain jacket, hats, sunglasses, camera. I
must know if anyone has "special needs" at time of booking. Health issues, etc.

Lost or damaged tackle (rods & reels) will be charged at replacement cost. Please treat my fishing tackle as if it were your own.

Reservations: should be made 2 weeks in advance. (30 days for major holidays and multiple boat charters.)

Published Rates may change without published notice during holiday periods.

Reservations require: $100 deposit

***balances must be paid via Credit card or preferably in cash at end of day. NO CHECKS.

Cancellations made 15 days or more prior to charter, full deposit refund, less 10%, or can be rolled into future charter.

Cancellations made 14 days or less prior to the charter, you will loose your deposit or it may be rain checked.

Capt Dave Sipler's Sport Fishing, will not be held responsible for loss of fishing time due to weather, fishing patterns, transportation or other incidents from conditions beyond his control.

ALL CHARTERS BASED ON A 6 HOUR DAY. (exception: 2 hr. Kids Trips)

Reschedules due to inclement weather are per Capt. Dave's decision, morning of charter.

Less than 36 hrs. notice? Do not e-mail, CALL ASAP. I don't always have opportunities to check e-mails. But I do hear the phone ring.

HOURS OF OPERATION: 8AM TO 8PM

WEB ADDRESS: www.captdaves.com

PHONE NUMBER: 904-642-9546

JACKSONVILLE'S BELOVED NAVY, SCREWING YOU.

You'll need help I'm sure to figure this out, but here's the page from the "Federal Register", That now makes you, as a local fisherman, after 60 years, a potential threat to national security. And the parameters that steals away "more" shoreline that you CANNOT fish. Near the Mayport Navy Base.

JACKSONVILLE'S BELOVED NAVY, SCREWING YOU. -Restricted Areas and Danger Zone at Naval Station Mayport, FL

This doesn't include you're inability to fish areas around Blount Island,

Which is another area where YOU are a threat to national security. Even though there's fences, sensors, & cameras. Which of course You've paid for.

Bend over and say thank you, to the U.S. government, ya know they are always looking out for your best welfare.

WHAT'S THE FISHERY?:

Deep Summer- Near-coastal: It's HOT!! Chum fishing for Shark. Sharks behind Shrimp boats. River/Inlet: Ladyfish, Jacks, Croaker, Whiting, some Black Drum, some Redfish.

Spring: River/Inlet-"Brood Stock" Sheepshead and Black Drum, Large Redfish too. Some Flounder. Serious Speckled Trout.

Fall: ""GOOD", Kids back to school-boohooo, and now it's serious River/Inlet-"BULL" REDFISH, Croaker's, Yellowmouth Trout, Speckled Trout. Inlet BIG Sharks!!

Winter: ""BEST BEST BEST""River/Inlet - Yellowmouth Trout, Sheepshead, Redfish, & more. I love winter!! Serious Speckled TROUT Trackin'.

Jacksonville has 3 seasons: HOT, PERFECT, COLD'ish.

ABSOLUTE BEST INSHORE LIGHT TACKLE FISHING:

"OCTOBER THRU APRIL"

Monday, March 7, 2016

3/6 - VUDU MULLET, puts a spell on trout and a BULL REDBASS?