Deep Sea Charter Fishing (Sportfishing) on the Kona coast of Hawaii with Captain Will Lazenby   
Phone: (808) 936-1637   

Should you desire, we can arrange to have your catch mounted. Information is available from your Captain.

Yes, Our boat has a clean comfortable bathroom.

All charters require a reservation deposit, and the balance due must be paid at the end of your charter.

We encourage younger anglers to participate in this exciting experience. If desired we will attempt to locate schools of bait fish for the younger members to catch.

You can call me at 808-329-5129 or call me on the boat at 808-936-1637. Please be aware of the time difference when you call.

We are in the Honokohou Harbor. I will give directions when we book your charter. You can also look for our Golden Dragon sign.

We ask you to arrive at the boat approximately 10-15 minutes prior to departure time. Most charters leave the marina from 6:30 - 7:30am Your the customer, if you would like to start a little later we can work with you. We will go over specific information to your charter at time of booking.

To get your deposit back you must notify us within 48 hours of your scheduled trip

Boats are out for eight hours for full day charter. 6 hours for 3/4 day or 4 hours for 1/2 day. Remember we will work with your schedule. Sometimes we may go longer if they're realy biting

Not at this time. We accept personal checks, cash, travelers checks, and money orders.

You will be the only party on the boat. You are chartering the entire boat, so you will not be fishing with others. You charter the boat and so decide who will go, up to 6 passengers.

Yes, you may bring your choice of beverage. No matter what you decide to bring, it's a good idea to also bring along some water.

It is a good idea to bring a lunch and beverages. We remind guests to bring personal items for sunscreen and sun protection (hats). A camera to capture "KODAK" moments is always a good idea!

All tackle and bait are provided, as is a cooler and ice. You will not need a fishing license.

No. It is general practice and considered customary to tip the crew for their hard work. Just like waiters and so on, they depend on tips to make their living. A 14% to 20% is normal.