Florida Deep Sea Fishing Aboard LEGACY
Directions & Booking Policies
Florida Charter Fishing for Shark and Tuna
Trolling and Bottom Fishing
Booking Policy
Cancellation Policy
Directions
Legacy Fishing Charters
Rates to go fishing aboard the fishing charter boat LEGACY for up to six people.
4 Hours: $595 shark & tuna fishing, trolling and bottom fishing
6 Hours: $795 shark & tuna fishing, trolling and bottom fishing
8 Hours: $1095 shark & tuna fishing, trolling and bottom fishing
10 hours: $1350 shark & tuna fishing, trolling and bottom fishing
12 Hours: $1595 shark & tuna fishing, trolling and bottom fishing
Deckhand works for tips (customary is about 20%)
Sunset cruises, bay cruises, and burials at sea: $400
BOOKING POLICY:
- If you would like to make a reservation or inquire about availability please call us at 941-473-4603
- Calling us by phone is the best and quickest way to reserve a fishing charter aboard the Legacy and getting the date you request.
- All reservations must be confirmed on the phone and secured with a $200 deposit.
- The reservation can be secured by credit card.
- Payment for the fishing charter minus the $200 deposit is collected on the day of the fishing trip in cash, money order or traveler's checks.
ABSOLUTELY NO PERSONAL CHECKS OR CREDIT CARDS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY OF THE TRIP.
- • If you plan to pay for the entire fishing charter by credit card, we require this charge to your credit card to be made before the day of the charter. The boat captain does not have access to the credit card machine at the dock. Please call us the night before your trip if you wish to pay the balance by credit card. Please bring this same credit card on fishing day so that it may be manually swiped.
- We collect the $200 deposit to reserve your date and time slot. This $200 deposit is non-refundable unless the fishing trip is cancelled by the Captain due to bad weather or unforeseen problems. This cancellation is made at the dock on the day of the trip, only at the Captain's discretion.
- Our policy is to meet at the boat at the agreed time on the day of the trip. If the fishing trip is cancelled by the Captain due to bad weather, we will try to re-book the charter if your schedule allows, otherwise we will cheerfully refund your entire deposit.
- Cancellations by customers with less than a 48-hour phone call notice and no shows at the dock by customers on the day of the fishing trip will be charged to their credit card the full amount of the length charter slot they have reserved. When you reserve a fishing trip, we do not book anyone else for that time slot. No shows leave the captain and deckhand standing at the fully set up boat wondering where their charter is.
DIRECTIONS:
The LEGACY is docked at the Crow's Nest Marina
To get to the Crow's Nest Marina Restaurant & Tavern:
If you are driving down I-75 from the north get off I-75 at exit #193 which is Jacaranda Blvd. Turn right on Jacaranda Blvd.
If you are driving up from the south on I-75 you would get off at exit # 193 and turn left on Jacaranda Blvd.
You would then turn right on Venice Ave which is the second traffic light.
Stay on Venice Ave. about 5 miles to the Venice Public Beach.
Go right here on Esplanade, then go about 1/2 mile to stop sign.
Go left on Tarpon Center Drive then go 1/2 mile and you will see The Crow's Nest Marina on your right.
If you driving south from Sarasota on US-41. Go south on US-41 to Venice. Turn right on Venice Ave. You can now follow the above directions.
If you are coming from Port Charlotte on US-41. Take US-41 to Venice. Turn left on Venice Ave. Now follow the above directions.
The Legacy is docked along the front pier line in slip #19. The agreement I have with the management of the Crow's Nest Marina is that all my fishing clients must park at the Venice Jetty's public parking lot, (Humphris Park) which is just past the marina. We are permitted to load and unload at the boat, but we all must always park our cars at the Venice Jetty's Public Lot ( Humphris Park) which is just past the Crow's Nest Marina. (about a 3 minute walk back to the boat)
Thank you,
Capt. Dave Pinkham
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