When you talk to anyone who likes fishing, they’ll tell you what a great activity this is; not only is it exciting to make a catch, but it’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors and the waters. If this is something you’ve never done, perhaps it’s time to think about hiring a boat charter and planning the first of many fishing adventures. Well, if you’re in the New Haven, Hartford, Old Saybrook, CT or surrounding areas, there’s a fishing charter company ready to turn you into a full-on angler: Sea Sprite Sport Fishing.
So what should the first-timer expect from the first fishing trip? Let’s take a look:
No Need to Bring Gear: A quality deep sea fishing charter company like Sea Sprite will provide all of the necessary gear is provided for you, including rods, bait, hooks and life-jackets.
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The crew does provide hot and cold water.
What to Wear: When you’re going out into the ocean’s waters, you’ll see that conditions out at sea are often not what they are on land. Prepare for cooler temperatures and higher winds by wearing soft sole shoes with good traction, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
Fishing Licenses: These are required if you’re fishing on your own, but if you book with Sea Sprite Sport Fishing, every boat has a blanket license for all on board. There’s no need to get one yourself.
Safety Issues: A good charter operation will have a crew that can handle difficult weather conditions and will use the utmost discretion when deciding whether to go out. Light rain is acceptable to fish in, but you won’t find yourself out during high winds and choppy
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