Check-in and comfort
The current R&R page explains that captains confirm check-in information in advance and that free marina parking is available. Arrive with time to settle in, use approved guest facilities, and review your captain’s instructions.
Guest preparation
What to expect on your charter
A clearer guide to check-in, clothing, onboard fishing, policies, and a good day on the water.
What R&R provides
The existing guest guide says the boats carry rods, reels, and tackle, and that enclosed cabins provide a place to get out of the weather. Bring the personal clothing, footwear, food, beverages, and sun protection that will keep you comfortable.
Policies that protect the day
The current guide addresses cash, prohibited GPS tracking, alcohol, smoking or drug policies, weather decisions, and guest conduct. These policies must be confirmed by the captain before publication and should be reviewed before each trip.
Fishing methods and conditions
Salmon trolling, halibut anchoring, and active lingcod jigging each have a different rhythm. Regulations, species limits, weather, and catch results vary; no fishing outcome should be guaranteed.
At the dock
The established guide describes cleaning, filleting, and bagging at the end of a trip, with optional processing discussed separately. Tell the captain what you need before fish handling begins.
Review current trip details before you book.
Seasonal fishing regulations and operational policies are subject to change. Use the established booking route for live availability, or call R&R Charters with questions.