RJ Boyle Studio, Lighthouse Point FL
| Address | 5040 N Federal Hwy #7057, Lighthouse Point, FL, United States | ||||||||||||
| Phone | +1 954-420-5001 | ||||||||||||
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| Website | www.rjboylestudio.com | ||||||||||||
| Categories | Fishing Store, Bait Shop, Fishing Charter | ||||||||||||
| Rating | 3.7 3 reviews | ||||||||||||
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RJ Boyle Studio reviews
3 I had an absolutely incredible experience on my fishing charter on September 27th. From start to finish, it was a five-star adventure that exceeded all my expectations.
First and foremost, the captain and crew were outstanding. They were not only skilled anglers but also friendly and passionate about what they do.
The boat itself was clean, well-maintained, ready when we arrived, and equipped with top-notch fishing gear. It was evident that the crew takes great pride in their vessel, ensuring it's comfortable for all passengers.
Captain Mark, RJ, and Luke were than happy to explain the process and techniques to help us learn to swordfish. Their enthusiasm was infectious, and I found myself learning and improving throughout the day.
In conclusion, this fishing charter deserves a solid five-star rating. The combination of a knowledgeable and friendly crew, well-maintained equipment, and fantastic fishing opportunities make it an absolute must for anyone looking to enjoy a memorable day on the water. I can't wait to book another trip with this charter in the future.
Joined the Crew Platform, RJ Boyle's instructional video platform ~6 months ago. It's really great content if you're looking for videos on swordfish, wahoo and other big game fish.i think there are at least 300 films covering different big game techniques. It's really improved my hookup ratio for deep dropping
Saturday morning, I woke up at 3am to head catch bait and have myself a nice pleasant day fishing. That's when I met the reckless Capt Mark Danley and the crew on the Lisa B out on the water. I was currently hooked up on a very large fish, when the boat appeared without changing course. Headed in my direction full speed ahead. Despite my yells and screams at the top of my lungs. I watched as the capt was not at the wheel of his vessel, turned backwards talking to the crew below. Running over my line and cutting me off. While passing less then 100 feet of me. This is unexceptionable behavior out on the water, let alone a licensed capt.