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To book a charter simply: 
1: Choose/plan the date you want to go fishing , write/text/call us for checking those dates availability. 
2: Once agreed upon go to: http://www.stmaartendeepseafishing.com/st-maarten-fishing-charter.htm and follow the screen/transaction ,you will get a receipt for your Paypal deposit or you can also on the same screen scroll down and checkout as a GUEST with your credit card without paypal account. We will at the same time be notified and will then block/book the fishing charter date you / agreed upon / selected for your fishing charter and send you a notification/receipt.  
If coming from the Cruise Ship for a St Maarten fishing charter you can choose from 3 options:  
1:Take the Water Taxi - (you must say you are going to  
Bobby's Marina - 10 min)  
2:Take the Land Taxi - (you must say you are going to  
Bobby's Marina - 10 min)  
3: Walk - follow the map - (Ask for Bobby's Marina  
depending how fast you walk 10 - 15 min)   4: St Maarten Fishing Trips usually starts at 8:00 am , however when the customer books  
with us we will wait until they arrive when the Cruise Ship is late.  
5: St Maarten/martin Fishing charter can start as early as 7:00 A.M.The half-day fishing charter lasts for about 4 hours and the three-quarter day fishing charter will last about 6 hours. For the half and 3/4 day fishing charters depending on sea conditions, you will head out to the South Drop of St Maarten located approximately 4.5 miles (20 minutes) from the port.Some of our crew members come from St.Kits/Sint Maarten and bring the unique experience of fishing the Trench Drop Off. St.Kits is well known for its abundance of big game fish and ballyhoo which is used for food and bait. This area is actually a ledge that runs from Puerto Rico to as far as Dominica. This ledge better known as the Puerto Rican Trench also runs between St Maarten and St. Kitts and is a favorite hangout for big game fish of all species. Trips include complementary drinks with a small snack along with bait and tackle.