FIRE FLY 43' 2006 MAVERICK FLYBRIDGE
- Durata: 9 Ore (circa)
- Luogo: Herradura, Jaco Beach , Garabito, Puntarenas
- Codice prodotto: P26RN5
FIRE FLY 43' 2006 MAVERICK FLYBRIDGE
Captain Franklin Arrieta Jimenez has worked the pit and bridge since 1992. He stepped into the bridge as a captain in January of 1998. The crew of the FIRE FLY started their boating and fishing careers out of Quepos. This crew is no stranger to catching a lot of fish over the years. Team FIRE FLY has already begun catching great numbers of fish with their owner and charters. They have been running many overnight trips to the offshore sea mounts where they are raising and releasing double digit Marlin releases.
All full day charters include all bait and tackle. The boats will provide fresh fruit, snacks, lunch and drinks consisting of water, soft drinks and local beer. The rate does not include the $15 fishing license or the crew tip. The fishing license can be purchased on the first day of fishing at the charter dock. 15-20% of the charter cost is suggested as a tip for the crew.
The boats will be ready to leave the marina at 7:00am and return around 4:00-4:30pm.
VESSEL HIGHLIGHTS
Fire Fly is a 2006 43′ Maverick Flybridge, Experienced Local Longtime Captain / Fisherman, Tournament Tested Winning Crew, Offshore World Championship Approved Charter Operator, Cummins Twin Diesel / Generator, 28 KT Cruising Speed, Terminal Tackle, Live Well / Tuna Tubes, Fighting Chair / Rocket Launcher, Fish Box, Air Conditioning Throughout, Ice Machine / Chipper, Watermaker, Galley / Hot & Cold Food and Drinks Included, Dinette / Converts Day Bed, Head / Shower, Bunks / Twin Over sized & Below, Safety Equipment, Anglers 6, Bi-Lingual CrewWhat to bring
Sunblock (30+ SPF) Thoroughly cover your face, neck and ears, Hat, Sunglasses, Hand towel or chamois, Camera: to capture that trophy fish photo, Cash to pay for gratuities
Specific details:
15-20% of the charter cost is suggested as a tip for the crew.
It has SONAR FISH FINDER!
It is going to be a boat for 8 anglers.