We switched from Tuesday to the previous Sunday because of the weather forecast for Tuesday. One complaint (and this has nothing to do with Quinn) about this trip is that we were taken out on the wrong boat. This was a much smaller boat than we were supposed to be on and we never met Mike. But, the smaller boat worked out OK and fishing with Quinn was amazing. He was so good to be with, he understood what we wanted and needed and he did what we wanted and needed. Fishing has been poor in the whole area, but Quinn put us on some decent fish and we had such a great time fishing with him! My wife thought he was great, too!
  One final thing that I’m not so sure was figured correctly. Again, nothing about Quinn, this decision was made by Mike. So, we paid ~$140 upfront. Because of the wrong boat issue, the weather getting bad, fish not being really active, changing our fishing date from Tuesday to Easter Sunday, Mike wanted to make us an offer. Since we were originally doing a 3/4 day with Mike on his larger boat for $950. He offered us a price for 1/2 day (which is how long we fished), cheaper boat, and everything I mentioned earlier, for $600. I didn’t feel like I had much time to calculate anything, so I agreed. But later on, after thinking more about it, I don’t think roughly $650 for 1/2 day, smaller boat, etc. was that great of a deal. Isn’t that about the normal price for a 1/2 day small boat reef/wreck trip?
  Sorry Mike, this isn’t a big complaint, I’m just not sure I’m understanding everything correctly, so please don’t hold this against us, we will be back next year and want to book with you again!!! Quinn was awesome!!!!

Due to circumstances beyond control we were not able to complete our trip but Capt. Mike and crew were very competent and placed the well being of guests above that of just catching fish. We definitely appreciated that, says a lot about the kind of Captain he is.  Looking forward to a trip with him next year as the weather would not cooperate to get us back out on the water this year!

I took 3 of my sons fishing over two days. Mike was very friendly, very accommodating, and very knowledgeable. We were treated with respect the entire trip. Water was a little choppy the first day, so we did the reefs and wrecks on his recommendation. The second day started out really well. We caught an Amber Jack first pass. We were heading out to fish offshore when engine trouble ended the day early. Despite the setback, we will definitely be back to spend more time with Jersey Charters. Already looking forward to our next trip.

Beautiful day out on the water started off at the wreck with a couple of Amber Jacks. Chased Mahi for miles and miles with no luck.  Mike put us on a reef on the way back to shore where we caught our dinner.  Landed 12 Yellow tail in a short time and had a massive grouper snap a line. Overall had a blast with my 2 teenage kids. Thanks Mike and Dylan.

My wife, her brother and I went out with Captain Mike on the 35 foot Sea Hunter. Captain Mike and his Mate worked very hard to get us on fish and he listened to what we wanted to do and made suggestion as to improve our chances of getting the type of fish we were hoping to land. My wife landed a nice Mutton Snapper. I was very pleased with his work ethic and the fact that he was not afraid to do whatever we chose to pursue, I have been out with Captains in years past that just wanted to take you out and anchor on the reef and bottom fish or fish for Yellow tail, therefore saving them fuel and expense. Captain Mike was not one of these type of Captains. I look for 4 things when I book a charter in the Keys for me and my wife. Offshore, first mate, the ability for my wife to smoke on board, and finally a toilet. These are the things that are required. About an hour into our trip my wife used the toilet and while she was doing that Captain Mike informed us that the head was nonfunctional and had been since 2007. I fail to understand why you would not have this fixed or at least why you would advertise that you have a toilet on board if you chose not to fix it. Aside from the head not being functional I loved the 35 foot Sea Hunter. It could possibly use a windlass and a better anchor. We couldn’t hold bottom in the deep water on the reef, but it was rather rough and windy. This was the only disappointing things on our trip with Captain Mike, except that the bite wasn’t good and that water was pretty rough, but that is why it is called fishing and not catching. I would definitely go back out with Captain Mike again if the toilet is functional.