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Posted on 6/6/22 at 9:19 pm to speckledawg
Still ain't shite. My boat note (24' bay boat) is $540, fuel to get to the coast and fish is in the $150-$190 range depending on location (2-3hrs) and how much travel on the water. Bait and launch is another $30, add another $20 for terminal tackle and plastic baits that inevitably will get lost. Not to mention you are using your own equipment and are responsible for repairs and replacement. So if I go fishing 1 day per month I will be paying $750-$800 in fishing expenses IF NOTHING GOES WRONG which often happens. Every trip after will cost another $200-$250.
Charters are definitely worth it for most people. Unless you live right on the coast, then a boat makes more sense. But for guys like me, the adventure of finding the fish, exploring more and new areas, and getting to flaunt my full ice chest to the locals at the marina is why I love having. Also the freedom of being on the edge of the earth with almost no rules going wherever you please is so freeing.
Charters are definitely worth it for most people. Unless you live right on the coast, then a boat makes more sense. But for guys like me, the adventure of finding the fish, exploring more and new areas, and getting to flaunt my full ice chest to the locals at the marina is why I love having. Also the freedom of being on the edge of the earth with almost no rules going wherever you please is so freeing.
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