We will be back for our 12th season at John Wayne Marina in Sequim for 2012 ! AND WE ARE BOOKING!! First come first serve for best tides. Why fish Sequim? Our boats are larger than most and in calmer waters.  Sequim is only a few miles from the fishing grounds.  This means less cancellations due to high seas 6ft+. Also better prices with only a 13 day season*. From Sequim we even have protected waters we can fish when you can't get out from other ports. Small boats are really slow in 8ft seas   Now we offer discounted afternoon trips so you dont have to stay the night before. Sequim is less than 60 miles from the half hour ferry rides of Seattle/Bainbridge or Edmonds/Kingston We welcome back Venture and Capt. Frank Rusk Check out the fun on Venture at youtube courtesy of some of our customers! And watch Capt. Randy on the Joker or an article courtesy of  Peninsula Daily News. Joker morning $165 PP or all 6 spots private $885 Afternoon $140 PP $785 private full boat Venture morning $165 PP all 5 spots private $750 Afternoon $140 PP all 5 spots private $650  We don't run for hours getting to the good spots!  We do not allow people to bring thier GPS on board. Sequim is one of the closest locations for effective halibut fishing in milder waters. Admiralty Inlet occasionally gets halibut, but the Straights are more productive. Larger and fewer is what it's known for. Even Canada rules have changed to 1 halibut per person per day. Why not make it a BIG one? We run a 7th pole (NON PRIVATE CHARTERS) on Joker when the tides and the currents permit for the deckhand.  Fish caught on this pole is divided among the people that possibly did not catch one. * WDFW predicts Thur. Fri. Sat. in May* 360-895-5424
Sequim Bay Lodge Sequim Bay Resort Sunset Marine Resort Sequim Holiday Plaza	Scott and his #142 pounder	Skip and his 121 Pounder
	Might need your pick-up to get it home!	One of our deckhands, Tony, and his 74 pounder
Troy (right) of Aqua-Tech Marine is hooked...	We coulda used him as bait!	Things get exciting on 'VENTURE' too!
	This is our buddy, Ray. Winner of the 2009 Poggie Halibut Derby with his 224 pound halibut.  Caught on his own boat.  Just to show you they can get pretty big here!!!!

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