Fishing Guide, Charter & Hunting Outfitter Website Design & Marketing

Looking for a Fishing Charter in the Cape Coral Area of Florida?

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 07:42:03 GMT

Are you looking for a fishing charter in the SW Florida area? We're talking Cape Coral, Captiva, Fort Meyers, and the Sanibel region. If so, you should check out All In Fishing Charters! They fish for a wide variety of species including Snook, Redfish, Tarpon, and so much more!

They offer many different types of fishing charters, for beginner anglers all the way up. If you're looking for a family-friendly fishing outing, for example, the Inshore fishing options would probably fit most situations. Not only will you have the chance to catch a lot of fish, but numerous species as well. Normally, we're not making long boat runs for these types of guided fishing trips.

However, if you're at least a semi-experienced angler, then you really need to check out tarpon fishing in Florida! They have a long standing reputation for catching some serious tarpon down in that region. There are plenty of pics and videos on their website, enough to get you pretty exciting anyway...ha! If you've never experienced catching a tarpon, there's not much like it. And when they come out of the water, well, it's beyond excitement!

They use all high-quality equipment from start to finish, including a well-rigged fishing boat. And the captain? PLENTY of SW Florida fishing experience. They want to make your fishing outing as comfortable as possible, and of course with years of experience this really helps for all situations.

On the All In Fishing Charter website, they even list plenty of places for comfortable lodging, as well as usual meeting spots. No matter the time of year, there's PLENTY of fishing action to be had down in this beautiful area in Florida. So what are you waiting for? If you're looking for either a chill fishing trip or for a fishing adrenaline rush like no other...then give All In Fishing Charters a shout!

If you'd like more information, hit up Peter at 518-337-7455

You can also visit their website at www.allinfishingcharter.com as well!

We will see you out on the water!

Fishing and Hunting Booking Calendars - When it Makes Sense

Fri, 26 Dec 2025 02:46:30 GMT

Online Calendar for Fishing Guides & Charters - Hunting Outfitters

Google Calendar for Hunting and Fishing Businesses

How Do You Want Your Trip Leads?

BEST Booking Calendar Software For Fishing and Hunting Business Websites

It fits INTO your website and they STAY on your website, the entire time.
It integrates with Google Calendar, Outlook, and more. So if you BOOK on your website, it’ll BLOCK the time off on your Google Calendar too (to avoid double booking).
It’s VERY easy to use. I NEVER hear complaints from end-users that they have trouble booking.
It can be branded to fit your website.
Very Simple and Fast Checkout
FULL Automation Features available after they book. Auto-emails, texts, etc. can be tailored to your needs and timing.
The calendar boosts a fully-featured CRM as well. So you have the ability to market to past clients easily via email/text through the system.
Seriously, I could write features for hours but let’s just say it’s kinda cool…

So there ya have it! Out with the old, in with the new... your business (and grandkids if you're that guy) will thank you!

Call Outfitter Logic Today to Learn More

Phone: 701-866-1909

Email: outfitterlogic@gmail.com

Interested in a Fishing Guide on Lake Minnetonka?

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Tue, 01 Apr 2025 14:50:52 GMT

When looking for a fishing guide, the key is experience. And with that being said, in the Lake Minnetonka region of Minnesota, few know it better than Todd, the owner of Set the Hook Guide Service. With over 35 years of fishing time on the water, he's your go-to Lake Minnetonka fishing guide in MN.

Lake Minnetonka is a BIG lake just outside of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. It's a fantastic multi-species lake that literally has just about everything MN has to offer. Whether you want panfish or walleyes, Todd will put you on fish consistently when few else can.

He kicks off the season right after ice off, and guides fishing trips well into the fall. In the wintertime, Todd has a fleet of ice houses for rent on Lake Minnetonka , too.

Set the Hook Guide Service literally operates year 'round and his reviews are telling about how he runs his operation. So if you're looking for some fishing time on the water in the Minneapolis area of MN, than give Todd a shout for a trip you'll remember! You can reach Todd via phone at 952.454.3266 .

Interested in Charter Fishing in San Diego?

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 08:32:09 GMT

If you're in the southern coastal area of California and interested in fishing, than you need to lookup our preferred Fishing Charter in San Diego ! Meet Fish Further Charters...

Captain Dan offers 3 different types of chartered fishing trips, depending on your needs. They can do an inshore, offshore (Deep Sea Fishing), or even fishing the islands into Mexico (passport required).

A lot of what you're looking for depends on the species and time you want to put on the water. For example, the inshore option is great for species such as Yellowtail, Bass, Barracuda, Bonito and more.

The Offshore option, most commonly referred to as the "Deep Sea", you can catch species such as blue fin tuna (highly sought after), yellow fin tuna, mahi mahi, marlin and more. These are long fishing days, with 9 and 12-hour options.

And finally they have the Islands fishing charter option near San Diego. They have a wide variety of species options, found both inshore and offshore, along the Coronado Islands in Mexico. This is an amazing trip as well, and requires at least 9 hours of fishing time (including travel).

With 120 5-star reviews on Google, Fish Further Charters is a safe bet for a GREAT time! You can get ahold of Captain Dan at 619-940-5614 or on the web at www.fishfurthercharters.com

We'll see you on the water!

Why Mobile-Friendly Website Design Matters Today for the Outdoors

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Thu, 12 Jan 2023 13:00:41 GMT

It’s a new year and most guides and outfitters are revisiting their marketing efforts around this time. I’m hoping the season went well for all, but in reality, usually the same guys are busy all the time. But why?

Well I can tell you, that I’m still amazed how many non-mobile-friendly sites there are still out there today. Usually, it’s either an old, outdated design or maybe the guide or outfitter did the website him/herself.

Either way, let’s all agree that mobile-friendly website design is important. And with that being said, for guides and outfitters, in either hunting or fishing markets is really no different than any other industry.

So let’s take a peak at the stats…

Mobile-Friendly Outdoor Website Statistics

I pulled 3 random clients, in hunting guides and fishing guides, to show exactly what I’m talking about.

Do you notice what the websites all have in common? They’re all almost identical in terms of mobile use percentages. So expect 75 to 80% of your website traffic to come from phones (yes, there are exceptions).

So now that we know that most people are visiting your website on a phone, let’s dive into how the design itself, matters.

Website Design for Mobile

There are a few key variables that should be present in EVERY website created for the mobile web, period.

Speed Matters

People are impatient, and phones aren’t always connected to high-speed Internet, so speed is vital. Not only that, but a slow website can hurt your rankings in search engines (equaling less traffic) . Google doesn’t like to serve up SLOW websites in their rankings. We aim to create every mobile website with around a 1-2 second load time.

Where’s the Darn Phone Button???

This is true for any mobile-friendly website design. If one of the main goals is to get phone calls, why make the end-user work to find it? A phone button or number should ALWAYS be present on a phone. Your business is a simple click away.

Make Above the Fold Count

There’s a technical term to web design that’s used a lot nowadays, and that’s called Above the Fold. Above the Fold, to put it simple, Above the Fold is what’s displayed on your PC/tablet/phone when they load the page (WITHOUT any scrolling) . Did you know, that MOST people DO NOT scroll the average website? With that being said, you need to make that real estate count. Make it engaging, have a call-to-action button or link, and make it easy to reach you. Simple.

The Back Button is NOT Your Friend

This really kind of ties into Above the Fold, but goes a bit further. When people come to your website, and don’t find what they’re looking for, they will hit the BACK button. And how often people hit the back button is tracked in Google Analytics as the Bounce Rate. To put it simply, if your bounce rate is HIGH, that tells Google people aren’t interested in your website. And high bounce rates mean, you guessed it, bad search engine results. The key is to get users to take action such as clicking and scrolling around the site.

Now that you know what you know about mobile website design for outfitters, take a look at your website or even your competitors. Does it match all the criteria I mentioned? If not, your web designer was either lazy or just doesn’t know about these things. Either way, having a well-optimized website, designed for phones, will be the one that will catch most of the leads (no pun intended).

We design for guides and outfitters here weekly, and design with a strict set of rules. That allows Outfitter Logic to continuously put out quality work that generates constant leads. We can help MOST guides and outfitters around the world in their online marketing. And at the end of the day, your website should drive the most business for your operation. If not, it’s really hard to consistently fill a calendar year-round.

Tight Lines & Good Hunting

How Should a Hunting Guide & Outfitter Approach Social Media Marketing?

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Mon, 09 Jan 2023 02:19:22 GMT

We do manage and recommend social media marketing for hunting outfitters, on any and every level possible.

But I will note, most companies that have employees managing social media marketing aren’t hunters. And when you have some guy or gal in a suit managing your social media, the end result is often FLAT.

Usually, the best social media marketing comes from within. You or your guides know your business best, so letting the owner or guides “tell the tale” of what’s shaking in the hunting operation usually has the best result.

But I get it, sometimes the time aspect just isn’t there. Or maybe the owner isn’t big on social media or doesn’t fully understand how to grow it. That’s where having the right company to manage your social media is vital.

Yup, here comes the shameless plug… We’re hunters here at Outfitter Logic. We know what people want to see, we know what’s ethical, we’re not just some guys in a suit. We live it, we can help tell that tale for you. We will work with you to ensure the social media presence grows.

There are a few main reasons why social media marketing for outfitters is so important.

Using social media is often vital for new websites. Social media ads are very cost-effective and can provide some quick leads. Usually, it takes awhile for a BRAND NEW website to mature on the search results. This helps fill that gap.
An active social media presence helps provide confidence for the potential customer.
An active social media presence can also help boost your website rankings in the search engines.
Lastly, we can tie your social media photos/videos/etc directly into your website. That way, it keeps your website FRESH with the latest photos and videos, as well.

At the end of the day, having SOME kind of social media presence is important…but which one’s should you focus on?

The first question you should be asking yourself, is what are the demographics of your target market? For MOST of our clients, it’s those about 35 and up. Those are the guys with money and those are the age groups that are booking the hunts (in many cases, it’s really the 50+ crowd). With that being said, here are the socials we recommend you pursue.

Facebook for Hunting Outfitters

Facebook is still the best bang for your buck in quick turnaround types of online marketing. For a lack of a better way to put it, it’s an “Old People’s Social Media”. I’m old myself (in my 40s, I think I’m old anyways), and this is where we hang out.

With the right advertisement, you can get it in front of the right demographic and for the right price. You can dial in the age group, target geographically, and manage your spend easily in the dashboard of Facebook.

We do recommend Facebook marketing for hunting outfitters who are newer. If the website was built recently, it will take some time for it to mature traffic-wise. Facebook is a cost-effective way to fill that gap.

Instagram Marketing for Hunting Guides

Instagram is kind of on the fringe in terms of the age demographics of it’s users. According to a source, roughly 17% of their users are between 25 and 34, with around half being under 20 (April 2022).

In other words, it’s full of the younger generation. But don’t overlook it’s potential, either. Instagram if you didn’t know, is owned by the same company as Facebook (Meta). Why is that important? Because they’re very tied together.

You can link your Instagram account with your Facebook account (as well as your website and other sources), so when you post it’ll automatically post to Facebook and your website as well as other sources. This makes managing your social media marketing MUCH easier and more efficient.

YouTube - But Why?

It was made official the other year, that YouTube will no longer pay channels that have hunting videos present. Yup, that sucks. But at the end of the day, while you can’t monetarily utilize YouTube, you can still use it as a marketing channel.

If you have hunting footage, of any kind, LET US HAVE IT PLEASE! We will help turn it into a marketing piece that’ll work for your outfit. YouTube is yet another chance for outfitters to show up on the search results for whatever they offer in the hunting world.

Use what’s available, especially for free, to your advantage whenever you can.

Social Media Marketing Recap

Social media gives your business another opportunity to reach your target market of interested hunters. While it’s not normally the first place people go to do research, it can trigger buyer impulses with the right ad at the right time.

Growing your social media presence over time will only help your outfitter business in terms of the amount of people you can reach. A proper posting timeline, coupled with the right content is an easy recipe for success on social media.

Are you taking advantage? Give us a shout if you’d like some assistance or opinions.

Hunting Outfitter Website Design That Works

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Mon, 09 Jan 2023 01:17:51 GMT

The history of how Outfitter Logic came to be is a long one, the short version is, we’ve learned a few things over the past few decades of doing hunting outfitter website design.

Web design nowadays has become “easy”. When I say easy, I mean there are A LOT of editors, software, apps, etc. that will build you a website. Some, you can even make pretty darn pretty without much experience. It’s usually cheap, and it works in a pinch.

The reality, is if you have website design on a “build it and hope they come” approach, it rarely does.

How do People Find Hunting Outfitters?

There are a handful of ways guys find outfitters today, for the most part. Referrals are usually the best. If you have a client who had a good hunting experience, they’re usually going to tell their buddies.

Those can dry up, so outside of the inside connections, how do most people seek out a hunting outfitter?

Searching the web. This isn’t new, but I’m often amazed how often it’s still overlooked.

If you’re a big game outfitter in say, Colorado for example, people are going to use Google (or Bing) to search for outfitters offering what they’re looking for.

The result, is usually the following:

Some Pay Hunting Outfitter Ads (sponsored links)

These are the “pay to play” ads that are offered by Google (Google Ads). They offer up to 4 ads, per page, at the top of the results. While there are times where this type of advertising is necessary, the truth is, MOST of our hunting outfitter clients DO NOT use Google Ads.

They’re VERY expensive, especially when they’re not setup properly. And a lot of people overlook the paid section anyways, so it becomes wasted marketing dollars. The best ROI in online marketing still is search engine optimization.

Google Business Profile 3-pack of Hunting Guide Operations

This is the section of Google Business Profiles of various hunting outfitters. If you don’t know anything about this section, you should! It’s virtually as important as your website marketing in a lot of cases. And if you don’t know what you’re doing, it can get your profile suspended.

We manage a lot of Google Business Profiles here at Outfitter Logic, and from experience, we feel it’s in your best interest to let a company who’s experience to manage your profile. If nothing else, some proper guidance or training I feel is essential.

Organic Search Results of Outfitters (non-paid).

This is where our website design shines. While the goal is of course, always #1 for any keyword phrase you offer, the reality is it’ll always be Google’s sandbox. Variables change, and so do the results. The key to solid hunting outfitter website design is to do sound web design, based on long-standing tactics that have been proven winners. I say it all the time, those that repeatedly show up at the top of the search engine results are NOT by accident.

Ideally, your best ROI is to rank in that 3-pack AND/OR rank high in the organic search results. When properly placed for the right keyword phrases, the end result can be A LOT of leads and booked hunts.

Here at Outfitter Logic, we track each and every outfitters website design to ensure the traffic AND conversions are there. Conversions are phone calls, emails, and booked hunts off your website calendar. When we get outfitters literally asking us to “tone it down”, it’s a compliment.

We have a client that has a 4-year waiting list to even visit the hunting operation. And all based off online marketing.

At the end of the day, SEO (Search Engine Optimization) works. Only so many people can rank highly and those who do aren’t on accident.

Recap on Outfitter Website Design

We feel we have the right ingredients for outfitter website design that simply works. Collecting and managing leads, clients, paperwork, etc into one organized machine will help you efficiently and effectively grow your business.

Most outfitters we work with simply are too busy or tired to deal with all this. That’s where we come into play, offering our white-glove service for each and every outfitter we serve.

We’d love to have you here at Outfitter Logic, give us a shout and we’ll get your marketing moving in the right direction.

Best Ways to Handle No Shows & Cancelations

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Sun, 01 Jan 2023 07:39:11 GMT

We have a lot of clients who are guides, and one of the biggest gripes has to be no-shows and last minute cancelations.

I get it, stuff happens, but sometimes getting ghosted at 6 a.m. at the boat landing makes you rethink what you’re doing…

Rather than take out your frustrations improperly, I feel you should take the necessary steps to ensure it doesn’t keep happening. In the end, it will save you time and money.

Take a Deposit

This may seem rather obvious, but you’d be surprised how many guides still operate without taking some kind of deposit. If there’s no skin in the game, as they say, it just makes it too easy to bail on you.

A common practice is to take as much as 50% of the trip down for a deposit. Many also choose to take a fixed amount, such as $500, to cover the event of a no-show.

Either way, it’s not a bad idea. And it’s really not that expensive to take deposits up-front, and online. After all, why wouldn’t you want to make it easy for people to book a trip with you?

Have the Right Paperwork in Place

I’m not an attorney, so I’m not going to give concrete legal advice. But I can tell you, coming from a long-time business owner, that having at least a simple contract in place will help protect you in the event of no-shows.

You should clearly specify what happens if there’s a no show, cancelation, bad weather, etc.

Again, I’m not going to get too winded here considering I’m not an attorney. I would highly recommend looking one up in your area.

Have a Booking Calendar

Before considering using a booking calendar on your website for your marketing, you have to be ready to literally change your “system” of doing business.

First off, you MUST keep the calendar accurate, to avoid double booking.

Second, you need to have it tied into your personal calendar. We use Google Calendars a lot here.

But when properly used, a booking calendar makes it a dream for your clients to book on their own. This will also avoid a lot of unnecessary phone calls. Make sure you’re properly describing what you’re offering, along with the price, and you’d be surprised how fast that calendar can fill.

Have Proper Channels to Fill Cancelations, Quickly and Affordably

Okay so this is where Outfitter Logic reallys shines. Because we effectively help you build 2 email marketing lists, you will always have 2 channels to use to fill cancelations (past client list & website inquiry list).

Best part of all here at Outfitter Logic, we do it all for you! Just give us the details and we’ll send it out quickly and efficiently.

Over time, these email lists will continue to grow and become more valuable. Being able to “touch” past clients as well is invaluable for repeat business.

Social Media

While this may seem rather obvious, it really only work well if you have a growing or established social media presence. For example, an effective way to fill cancelations is to post a notice on your Facebook page. Those who follow your page typically are interested already, just give them a reason to book.

While posting these notices in various Facebook groups can work, it can also upset moderators and potentially get you banned from the groups. So with that being said, the best long-term solution is to focus on your own page.

If you need assistance with growing your social media presence, we can certainly help your business with that. ��

Recap of No Shows & Cancelations

No matter what you do, you shouldn’t just continue to do leave your time and money open to being ghosted.

You should have a plan and be consistent with it. After all, time is money and you need to be paid, even if nobody shows. That’s just proper business.

What is the Best Advertising for Fishing Guides & Charters?

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Sat, 31 Dec 2022 15:02:31 GMT

There are a few rules, if you will, to the organic search results on Google/Bing/etc.

Normally, our clients do not pay for advertising. Why? Because if they rank well organically, they really don’t have to.

But there are instances where we may recommend it, especially for the short term.

I will break down the best options, and the reasons for choosing them.

Facebook Advertising for Fishing Guides & Charters

Facebook has been a viable choice for Fishing Charters and Fishing Guides across the country for many years now. Why?

Well first off, it’s considered an “Older People’s Social Media”, which isn’t anything new. But take a look at your clientele, and tell me the average age of your customers? I’m going to guess it’s up there.

The older generations book trips, and have the most money, so reaching them on their social media of choice isn’t a bad option.

With Facebook advertising, you can target exactly what you’re looking for in terms of demographics, geotargeting, etc.

So for example, these settings do quite well for many:

Set an older age, usually around 40+.
Find the geographic range where most of your clients come from.
Set those with interests in fishing or hunting.
Set a daily spend - done!

While the exact settings may differ a bit, you get where I’m going with this. Set your target market and run with it!

Google Ads Agency

Very few of our clients run Google Ads. Just like Facebook, the main reason is quite simply; they don’t have to. But there are instances where this would be a viable option, especially for brand new websites.

The day a new website goes live, it normally takes at least 90 days before you start seeing much for results on the search engines, organically (the non-paid results). So to fill that gap, we often will use Google Ads if the client needs immediate results (while the website catches up organically).

Google ads are up our alley, simply because we work with this search engine the most. There is a drawback, however, in that Google Ads are very complicated to set up. A few wrong settings and your spend is gobbled up, quick, with often very little to show for it.

So if you’re looking to take on Google ads, I highly recommend working with an agency for this.

Keep in mind, MOST marketing firms take a percentage of your spend each month. I’ve seen as high as ⅔’s of the spend going to the agency, leaving the client only ⅓ of their actual marketing budget going towards their spend. Ouch.

So if you’re agency shopping for this, you should ask, out front, how do they charge? They should be transparent, and if not, run!

Here at Outfitter Logic, we don’t pocket ANY of the budget. We simply charge a fee to set up and maintain it. Simple.

Direct Website Advertising

This is kind of old school, however, it can still reap all kinds of benefits.

I come from a long history of selling advertising on the web. I owned/operated 11 hunting and fishing forums in the early 2000s, and sold millions of ad impressions each year.

While the way websites are used has changed a bit, the marketing potential is still there. The key is choosing the right websites that have interests that you offer. And nowadays, with website advertising going kind of stale, you can shop for solid advertising deals at most websites.

Most website owners will roll out the red carpet for premium sponsors, so choose those that do a great job of promoting. And while social media has taken over for a decade now, you can still find website communities existing in most outdoor niches.

If you need any help choosing, we can certainly assist! Not only can we help choose the right options, we can optimize the budget for you as well.

Fishing Charters & Fishing Guide Advertising Recap

While there are a ton of options that exist on the web, I still feel these are your best 3 options that I described. I feel spending money on the “younger” social media is a waste, as they’re not the one’s with money and flexibility to book a trip.

As noted earlier, if you’d like any help with any of these 3 options for your business, feel free to reach out. Our consultation is FREE, and we’re very transparent in what we do. We hope to hear from you…

Tight Lines

Why Fishing Charter SEO is Still the King of ROI for the Industry

chustad@gmail.com (Chris Hustad) — Sat, 31 Dec 2022 03:22:44 GMT

What is SEO?

Okay, so if you’re searching for this, you probably already know. But if not, SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. Basically, ranking a website high on Google/Bing/Yahoo/etc for various search results.

This isn’t some magic trick or cheat, it’s a very extensive process and there’s a reason why only a few rank highly time and time again.

Why Does SEO Matter for My Fishing Charter?

Fishing Charter SEO services can essentially rank your fishing charter business high on search engines, mostly Google (they dominate the space).

When done properly, it can result in A LOT of phone calls, emails, and of course, bookings. At the end of the day, this is why I feel SEO is still the best ROI. Our clients don’t go to sport shows, they don’t waste money on advertising, they put their marketing with us and we like to say the results show.

Below are 2 examples pulled today that show not only the traffic to the websites, but the engagements (phone calls/emails) that matter.

Does This Also Apply to Your Google Business Profile for your Charter?

Of course! In fact, nowadays, this is about as important as your website for your fishing charter marketing success.

First off, do you know what your Google Business Profile is? If not, I will show you. Go to Google and search for “fishing charter” and then your city and state.

See the top 3 results on a map? That’s the Google Business Profiles. You MUST do well here just like your website show rank well. When they’re both in line, it’s a 1-2 combination that breeds powerful visibility to your online marketing.

Why You Should Be Weary of SEO “Specialists”

Honestly, I get hit up daily from self proclaimed “SEO Specialists” from all over the world, looking for us to outsource our SEO to them. The fact that so many claim to be specialists nowadays is scary.

Let’s be honest, most business owners nowadays know someone who’s been burned by fly-by-night SEO shops. It usually costs a lot of money with minimal results. And I hate to say it, but we fix a lot of disasters over the years so I see it often. I learned SEO in 2002 and it’s been a heck of a fun journey since.

What Can We Do Here at Outfitter Logic for Fishing Charter SEO?

Well first off, if you’re reading this it’s not by accident. I wrote this to explain Fishing Charter SEO 101 for those who either don’t understand it, or are seeking an SEO company to help with your marketing.

Good thing is, you’re lucky that you’re in the right spot. I built my first fishing guide website over 20 years ago and built countless fishing charter websites since.

But ask yourself, what do you want out of your website? Sure you want leads, but what do you want to do with them?

This is where Outfitter Logic is different than any web design agency. Not only do we work with fishing charters and guides daily, but I’ve done some fishing guiding myself so I know the industry and what it takes to run your fishing outfitting business.

From the day you go live with a website built with Outfitter Logic, you’ll not only start getting leads but with our platform you’ll actually start organizing them. A digital client list or rolodex if you will, that you can market to in the future (great to fill cancelation dates).

Check out our homepage here at OutfitterLogic.com and you’ll see what all our fishing charter SEO can do for you and your business.

Recap of the ROI

The Outfitter Logic platform isn’t for every fishing guide out there, this is for those who fishing charters who are either full-time or looking to go full-time. And not only that, we build it so it’ll GROW your fishing charter business.

We’d love to talk with you if you’re a fishing charter looking to get serious with your marketing efforts. Give me a call or shoot me an email .

Tight Lines…