Deep sea fishing charter trips are a great way to enjoy the excitement of wide open oceans and the incredible life that exists there. These deep-sea creatures are not accessible from shorelines for many reasons. Inexperienced fishermen may never have the chance to catch a Yellowfin tuna or a Venice swordfish.
Deep sea fishing charter trips allow you to test your reel against these powerful creatures. The crew is trained. It will allow you to experience deep sea fishing at its best and give you a taste of it. You’ll be able to catch the biggest fish when you sail.
We’ve put together a list of things you can expect to do on your chartered deep sea fishing Myrtle Beach trip. It all depends on what you are looking for. You should also allow for the possibility of seeing amazing miracles in nature.
What to Expect on Your Deep Sea Fishing Charter Trip
The goals that you have in mind will determine the fishing charter boat experience. If you’re looking to spend a relaxed day fishing for Red Snappers and Groupers, then this is the place for you.
Deep sea fishing enthusiasts who are serious about their sport will be looking for big game and exciting battles. For example, they might venture into deeper waters to search for the magnificent Mahi Mahi.
You’ll be awestruck by the beauty and splendor of Myrtle Beach as you battle it out with some of its most formidable marine life.
Here is a glimpse of what you could expect when you board the charter boat.
Boarding the Vessel
Your adventures for deep sea fishing will start at the marina, no matter what your inspiration. Our vessel, Continental Shelf, will be waiting for you.
Your gear should be stowed first. You shouldn’t leave your gear lying around on the deck. Sometimes the water can be rough and choppy.
Deep sea fishing charters usually have a trunk or chest to store your belongings. It prevents your belongings from being washed away by the sea. This is safer as any loose items could pose a safety risk to the crew and other passengers.
DoItYourself.com has a handy list of items you should bring on your chartered deep sea fishing trip.
Signing the ship’s manifest is next. This allows the crew to keep track of all passengers on the ship, so everyone is present and accounted for. It’s important to introduce yourself to your crew so that they know who and what you are.
If you have a fish, you will be asked whether you require a bag. You may need to rent a bag if you plan on fishing. It typically costs only a dollar or two.
The final question is whether you wish to register for the lottery. The cost is usually $5-10 dollars and goes into the pool that catches the biggest fish. You can try your luck if you are a veteran angler.
“This is Your Captain Speaking”
The Captain will announce the captain, much like a plane ride. Pay attention. You’ll get important information to ensure your safety and enjoyment.
Here are some important information to listen for:
- How to find safety equipment
- The day’s itinerary
- How to set up your fishing equipment
- Information that is interesting
It is possible to not grasp all the information at once. It’s OK, there is a lot to absorb. If you have any questions, or require additional clarification, you can always ask the crew member.
Drop Line
The real deep sea fishing begins. As your vessel slows down, keep calm. The captain will give you the right direction and any preparations that you may need.
It won’t take long for you to cast your first fishing line of the day. The vessel will get you to the most remote fishing spots as quickly as possible.
You should not drop your line early as it can get caught in the propeller. You can reset your line anyway. Enjoy the calm waters and then let go of your lure.
It’s a good idea to bait your hook while you wait. You can use live bait such as minnows or sardines, but you should keep them in your handwell until you are ready to cast your line.
Tuna fishing is easy with small fish such as mackerel or bluefish. It’s not called ‘Tuna Town’ by anyone!
You won’t have to change the lure if you are using live bait such as squid and octopus. You can feel the pull at the end your line if you are using live fish. For best results, your bait should be active and vibrant.
You can also use lures to catch tuna. For Yellowfin Tuna, plastic skirted trolling and tuna feathers are great options. They are abundant in Venice. Plugs of the rapala-type and cedar variety work well.
Returning to Land
You’ll be able to return where you left off at the end of each day. To determine who wins the jackpot, the crew will weigh the catch of the day. It’s likely that you will want to take a few pictures and record your prize catch of the day.
It’s a great time to return to the pier. It’s likely that you will feel a sense of camaraderie with fellow passengers. It’s possible to make new friends while on the waves.
You can be sure that your deep sea fishing charter boat will make you want to go back as soon as you get it!
You feel a sense of peace and exhilaration whenever you lose sight the shoreline. You also feel a rush of adrenaline when your line is hooked. Deep sea fishing has something for everyone.
Call Voyager Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises now if you are thinking of going on a deep sea fishing charter trip in Myrtle Beach.
Voyager Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises
1525 13th Ave N
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
(910) 575-0111
(843) 626-9500
http://supervoyagerdeepseafishing.com/
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