Fishing on a party boat can be a ton of fun, and lead to a cooler full of dinner. But it has its ups and its downs. On the positive side, it allows you to get out on the Gulf without having a boat of your own, whether that’s because you don’t own one or you’re travelling without your boat in tow. And party boat captains usually know the areas they fish quite well, so you’ll often end up fishing at some of the best hotspots around. On the negative side, party boats are sometimes elbow-to-elbow crowded and you’ll commonly have to deal with lots of tangles, courtesy of the plentiful inexperienced anglers aboard. Still, party boat fishing holds the potential for some excellent catching – and these party boat fishing tips will help you make it happen.
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