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| New for 2008!
Small Group, Individuals and Family Charters
Welcome
Fully Licensed for up to 6 Passengers |
with Capt. Frank J. Tuma
443-949-8030
Boat) 443-995-8666
Enjoy light tackle Sport fishing Charters in the Maryland Chesapeake Bay.
Fishing Chesapeake Bay for Trophy Stripers and Light Tackle Sport
fishing.
We do small group Sport fishing
Charters, Light house Tours, Bay Cruising.
Easy access from Baltimore, Pennsylvania, Virginia fishing the Chesapeake Bay from Annapolis to Baltimore,
Rock Hall, Kent Island and points south.
Come
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About
the BoatSmall Group, Individuals and Family Charters
Welcome
Fully Licensed for up to 6 Passengers
 All
Tackle Provided
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Light
Tackle spinning gear for Live Lining, Chumming or bottom fishing
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Ultra-light
Spinning available for Rock & Perch fishing
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Trolling
Medium/Heavy Okuma, Shimano TLD & Penn Trolling Outfits
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Planner Boards
Marine
Electronics
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GPS Chartplotter
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Depth Finder
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VHF Radio/Hailer
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AM/FM/CD Stereo
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XM Satellite
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Cell Phone available
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"Down Time"
is a comfortable 29' C-Hawk fully equipped with the latest
in electronics and safety equipment!
- Twin Suzuki 175hp 4 Strokes
- 300+ mile Cruising Range
- Enclosed Head
- Full Cabin
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With speed and comfort,
we can run to many areas and view a larger range to locate the fish
or tour the many unique areas on the bay.
 USCG
Aproved Safety Equipment
- All approved USCG PFD's / Life
Preservers (Adult and Children)
- Emergency First Aid Equipment
onboard
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Fishing Licenses Required
- Boat is licensed to fish for all
Maryland finfish
Specialty
Cruises & Charters available
- Family day cruises on the Bay
- Dinner Cruises
- Family Picnics & Crabbing
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All
Tackle Provided
We
have all the latest safety Equipment
onboard!
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NO BANANAS
- It may be an old wives tale, but it's a fact that Bananas are bad Luck
on a fishing charter boat. History tells us that this tale originated
from early years when boats with Bananas in the cargo, ran aground, got
lost at sea, or lost many of their crew members to a deadly sickness.
Further investigation indicated that the bananas were prone carry to the
deadly tarantula spiders.
Today, I believe the
bananas are safe, but just to make sure that we have great day on the
bay, let's leave the bananas home.
Thanks
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