I get it that sometimes fish just aren’t biting but there were times when our captain could’ve tried harder. For example, we had been trolling for quite some time without any bites, and something happened where the captain and his mate had to reel in all the lines… Four of them… and two of them had seaweed on them and one had the baitfish bitten in half. We had been trolling through some seaweed, and I thought he could’ve been checking the lines more often. Fishing is also about the vibe on the Boat and this Captain barely engaged in conversation the entire trip of 3 1/2 hours. I didn’t find out that I was calling him by the wrong name until we docked the boat. When he did try a little bit he seemed OK but that just didn’t happen. Oh, I would’ve given a 2.5 stars if it was an option

Bottom line, great trip, 4 hour morning trip.  From timely and accurate coordination to our pick up and return to hotel, first class with no worries. Charlie runs a great operation. He insured all the details were known and spot on. Oscar and Carlos on the boat had us moving and super comfortable after thorough safety briefing. At one point we had 3 fish on at same time and what could have been chaos was a calm catch of a barracuda and 2 mahi mahi. That was enough for our dinner of 10 people later that evening but we added 2 more during our session. They cleaned and filleted mahi mahi and cut beautiful steaks of the barracuda which were expertly prepared back at our resort. We would definitely book again. Highly recommend for a trip out of tulum!

My sons and I had a great time with this crew. This is a full day of fishing for a variety of fish. We trolled for several hours and reeled in many very good-sized barracuda and others. The boat is not some enormous pleasure craft with dozens of folks fighting for time on reels or soft cushions below deck. This is an intimate experience with fishing pros. After our morning haul, we landed at a beach and walked ashore to a primitive bar/restaurant where we drank cold beer while a chef made ceviche and pesca a la plancha (grilled fish). The guides accepted our invitation to dine with us and we got to learn about their backgrounds and more history of the area. In the afternoon, we fished and caught more before stopping for a quick swim at the barrier reef, where we snorkeled with gear from the boat. We swam with stingrays and sea turtles. We were exhausted at the end of our eight-hour day of catching fish, eating fish, and swimming with fish and sea critters. We will be back.