Other than throwing up a few times, the experience itself was pretty awesome.

Great

I was recommended the swoop party boat from my sister who has been on several different deep sea trips. She said this one was the best and let me tell you that they did NOT disappoint! My son is an avid (freshwater) fisher. He is now convinced that saltwater fishing is the best thing ever lol. The crew is amazing! Very friendly, helpful, and the banter between themselves makes the environment an all around good experience! I (an amateur fisher) even managed to catch some which for me is quite a feat lol. Just book the trip bc you wont regret it!

Deck hands did a great job taking care of the fisherman. Captain put us on fish. If I were to go again I would bring my own bait so I could catch a variety of fish other than mingos.

All of our group had a great time .

Great crew and a wonderful trip. Hope to be able to do it again on my next trip here. Met my expectations and more

Cought lots of fish.

I have been on many offshore fishing trips and this was one of the best. The crew absolutely worked their butt off, making sure everybody was untangled unhooked, and putting us on the best fish they could. I will definitely use them again next time I’m in the area.

Rough weather limited fishing but Oz helped us catch a scamp

My family and I went on this trip for the first time, excited for the deep sea fishing experience and had high expectations. We were a group of six, and unfortunately, not a single one of us caught anything. Out of around 20 people on the boat, only about five fish were caught the entire trip. Overall, it was a disappointing experience — definitely not something we’d choose to do again.

Out of 40 people on the boat, there were less than a dozen fish were caught. Wife and I caught zero as did 3/4 of the people around us. 6 hours of sun and a. Nice boat ride! Sorry. Terrible “fishing” excursion!

We started out our morning with a ride in the only available space on the boat which was the front and all got soaking wet. The only other option was to cram into the cabin where there was no room. Most of the fishing areas on the boat were pre claimed by I’m assuming locals and regulars so we basically got whatever area was left over, there was no option for me to pick a spot before boarding so I’m not sure how these people picked spots before hand. After the trip was over one of the deckhands was rude when I was trying to ask how the fish cleaning worked. When I asked how it worked all he would respond was “.50 cents per pound”. When I asked if I could be first to get mine cleaned he got smart, mistaking my question as me trying to skip the line, which is not what my intention was, I didn’t know there was a line.