Trip Information, Captain Pat Armour, Licenses, Departure, Arrival, Marina, Island Marinas, Fire Exits, Cell Phones

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The motel has different prices per room depending on the rooms location. However, the motel and Irish C Charters is offering a  special package for 2012.  Based on a party of 6, the individual cost would be 150.00 per person Monday thru Thursday. The weekend would have the regular room rates.

1 day ffishing/lodging:    6 people         5 people         4 people        3 people        2 people

                                    150.00            180.00          225.50           300.00          450.00

1 day fish/2 ngt lodg.     220.00            240.00          300.00          400.00           600.00

2 day fish/2 ngt lodg.     300.00            360.00          450.00          600.00           900.00

2 day fish/3 ngt lodg.     350.00            420.00          525.00          700.00           1050.00

3 day fish/3 ngt/lodg      450.00            540.00          675.00          900.00          1350.00

3 day fish/4 ngt/lodg      500.00            600.00          750.00          1000.00          1500.00

Each trip is 8 hrs. or so [ depending on fishing and traveling time ] dock to dock and includes everything except food/bev and fish cleaning. There will be a slight fuel sur charge this summer if gas gets as high as predicted. I'll make the call and I will be fair about it. The prices are lower thansome and higher than others but are very good when you add all the other factors. Remember: GOOD CHARTERS AREN'T CHEAP AND CHEAP CHARTERS AREN'T GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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There are two different docks to pick up groups. The first are the city docks in downtown Put-in-bay where the majority of the bars and restaurants are located. They can be very crowded and can make pick up difficult. The other is the state dock on the west side of the island. This is usually less crowded and less of a hassle. However, Where the group is picked up depends on where we are going to fish. We'll have that worked out before hand.

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Everybodys got one but you need to protect it on the boat. Wrap it in plastic or put it on the dash. Don't put it in your shirt pocket with everything else you want to accidently drop into the lake. Don't use the trouser clips to hold your cell. They will hit something or someone and go SPLASH!!! I've seen it happen countless times. My former dock mate lost three phones in one week showing me his new and improved phone holders  that were guaranteed to work. Trust me and just use a little common sense around the water.

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