Some of your Questions:

Q.What should I wear on an offshore fishing trip?

Dress in layers. Mornings can be cool and afternoons hot. A moisture-wicking base layer, a long-sleeve UV-protective shirt, a windbreaker or light jacket, and quick-dry pants or shorts are ideal. Don’t forget non-slip shoes or boots.

Q.Do I need to bring rain gear?

Yes, it’s smart to pack a lightweight waterproof jacket and pants, even if the forecast looks good. Conditions can change quickly offshore.

Q.Should I bring my own fishing gear?

Most charter boats provide rods, reels, and tackle. However, you’re welcome to bring your own gear if you have a setup you prefer. Check with the boat ahead of time to make sure your equipment is appropriate.

Q.What kind of fishing license do I need?

This varies by location, but most offshore trips require a valid saltwater fishing license. Some charters include the license in the trip fee. Confirm this when booking..

Q.What medications should I bring?

Seasickness medication should be strongly considered, even if you’ve never gotten sick before. Options include Dramamine, Bonine, or prescription scopolamine patches. Bring any personal medications you might need for the day, as medical help is hours away offshore.

Q.Do I need sun protection even on cloudy days?

Absolutely. Sun exposure is intense at sea due to reflection off the water. Wear a wide-brim hat, polarized sunglasses, and apply SPF 30+ sunscreen regularly.

Q.Should I bring food and drinks?

Most full-day offshore trips recommend bringing your own food, snacks, and drinks. Use a small  soft cooler or insulated bag. Stay hydrated—bring more water than you think you'll need.

 

Q.How should I store my belongings on the boat?

Bring a waterproof bag or dry sack to store essentials like your phone, wallet, sunscreen, and extra clothes. Label your items and keep things compact to avoid cluttering the deck.

Q.Will I need cash or tips?

Yes. Bring cash to tip the crew—15–20% of the trip cost is standard. Also have small bills in case you want to purchase fish cleaning services or souvenirs.

Q.What kind of fish can I expect to catch?

Depending on the region and season, offshore fishing may bring in tuna, mahi-mahi, marlin, wahoo, snapper, or grouper. Your captain will know what’s in season and biting.

Q.Is there a galley?

The restaurant style galley seats 18 passengers comfortably and is equipped with the finest char-broiler, grill, ovens, and steam table, guaranteeing quality food preparation.

Q.How are the caught fish stored?

Pegasus is also equipped with a massive 8-ton refrigerated fish hold, 160 scoop bait capacity and 5 large bait tanks. The fish are handled with extra care to warrant your catch is preserved to perfection's, Aside from being equipped with the finest in electronics, safety equipment, appliances, and creature comforts, the Pegasus also provides a fully experienced crew.