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    The Reward Fleet

    3.0 (82 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, 1:45 PM - 5:30 PM, 8:00 PM - 12:30 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    More than a 1/3 of the anglers' lines tangled in this mess.  This happened everytime a fish was caught

    [I sent this as an email to the business, called them to ensure that they received it and to respond. To date, I have not heard back from them] This business is definitely in need of improvement. I go on many fishing party boats in California, Boston, Hawaii, because I've found them fun and I enjoy fishing. I wouldn't take the time to write this unless it was important. This was the worst experience that I've had on any party boat. I know people say that it's called fishing and not catching, but this was called "unacceptable tangling". Here are the issues. The website or information needs to be updated. Parking costs $30 and not $5. I called the night before to find accurate fish counts and they didn't know the answer. I also asked Vicky how many were signed up for the trip before committing to a packed boat. I was told 7 had signed up. There were 31 plus 5 kids. I don't think that many people made reservations after 7.00pm the night before! If the boat is going to drift, there needs to be less people on the boat since everyone is made to fish on one side of the boat. There were 31 fisherpeople and if the boat is 70 feet long that means that each rod would be 2.25 feet apart IF each person had ONE rod. My friend asked the deckhand how many rods each person was allowed. She curtly said only one because can't we see how many people were on the boat. Eventhough her response was not very polite, she allowed a "regularl" to have several of his own rods with him and fishing with multiple rods at a time. She even told him when the boat was departing that he needed to reel up all his rods which meant she knew that he was fishing with multiple rods,further exacerbating the high number of lines on one side of the boat! I was using "dead" bait. I only got to send down the bait 4 times during our morning trip. My friend who had live bait, got to release his bait 3 times, basically once at each location. I spent 15 minutes waiting for the deckhand to come rig my line after it got tangled with at least 12 other lines and the only solution was to cut everyone's line that was in the tangle. Rather than explain to the first-times what to do to rectify the situation, she raised her hands and said "I cannot do anything unless you bring me your line!" What does that mean to a newbie? I then had to explain to the people fishing next to me what they needed to do. I wanted to re-rig my own line to help the deckhand. She responded very rudely that I just needed to be patient and wait my turn! There are some people who are experienced and can baiti and re-rig themselves. They shouldn't have to wait for 15-20 minutes to have only 2 deckhands handle the boat. During one release, I wanted to check my bait, the other deckhand told me not to reel it up since it would create a tangle. I was only allowed to reel it in if there was a fish on. Seriously?! Needless to say, when I eventually reeled it in, there was no bait at the end of the line. The only highlight was a pod of dolphins swimming next to the boat at which point, the Captain left his post and was on the main deck taking a video of the dolphins. This is the first time I've had a captain leave his post to video some swimming dolphins, eventhough as he claimed, it was on autopilot. Perhaps he should have been paying more attention to finding fish on the radar rather than putting the boat on autopilot and recording dolphins? I have enclosed some pictures of what the experience was like. It wasn't just the horrible fishing experience, but it was the rude service that made the morning very unenjoyable. There have been many times that I've not caught fish on a fishing head boat, but the experience was part of the fun. I cannot say that about this trip.

    At least the cabin is air conditioned

    Friendly crew, but that doesn't make up for the fact that I paid $170 for my son and I to go fishing for four hours only to have not ONE SINGLE person on this entire ship get so much as a bite. They didn't even offer anybody so much as a free bottle of water to compensate.

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    Sabrina L.

    Such a great time. Beautiful weather. Great vibe. Went far into the ocean. Very soothing and calming. Not too many people on the boat. Bathroom was not the cleanest and parking was messy. First time fishing. Caught 2 big snappers! Had so much fun. Staff were helpful and patient, especially Maria. Didn't take the fish home but you have the option and they clean them! Would definitely do it again.

    Untangling the lines took up most of the time we could've been reeling in fish if the boat wasn't so crammed

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    Great customer service! Everyone was so helpful definitely recommend. Shout out to Vicky

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    Went on a night fishing trip Saturday night and I couldn't be happier with my experience.

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