The explanation says it’s a charter. Which by definition means you would be on a boat. This activity was simply just fishing off the pier!!!seems pretty expensive just for that. I will say the host or captain whatever you call someone who helps you fish off pier was very nice and helpful. Had a hell of a fun time finding him since we were looking for a boat. also was not advised that we had to pay to get into a park definitely not worth the money. I could’ve fished by myself for nothing more than the cost of a fishing license and the park entry.
Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. I’m glad to hear you had a fun time fishing and that you found me helpful and friendly — that’s always my top priority. I’d like to clarify a few important points for future guests. Due to Viator’s platform limitations, this experience must be listed as a “fishing charter,” even though it is a guided pier fishing experience. The description does explain that this is shore-based fishing, not a boat trip, and I’m sorry if that was overlooked and caused confusion. Regarding the park entry fee: the park admission includes your fishing license, which means guests do not need to purchase a separate license for the day. In addition, guests have full access to the park amenities, including the beach, which many choose to enjoy before or after fishing. What you’re paying for goes far beyond simply fishing off a pier. I provide all equipment — quality rods and reels, fresh bait, new hooks, and freshly tied leader lines — as well as hands-on guidance, setup, baiting, knot tying, and local fishing knowledge to maximize your success. For beginners and visitors without gear, this is often a much better value than buying equipment, bait, a license, and learning on their own. I always encourage guests to carefully review the listing details and ask questions ahead of time so expectations are clear. I appreciate your feedback and wish you the best on your future fishing adventures.
