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Passengers are required to bring their own food, drink and a current Victorian Recreational Fishing Licence. (Get one HERE.)
All rods, reels, bait and tackle is supplied. Please note that an esky is recommended to have in your car for transport of fish caught on the day.

Unfortunately not! If someone is guaranteeing that then sign us up too! We endeavour to find you fish to catch even if your desired species isn't biting.

Our main port will be Queenscliff from October through to April, and from April to September we will be on the road anywhere from Apollo Bay to Portland - chasing the hot bite along the coast.

There sure is, we are big believers to only take what we need. There is size and bag limits in place.

Yes they sure are, however they have to be accompanied by a parent/guardian and anyone under 7 are not recommended to come. Feel free to call if you'd wish to discuss 0417 722 094.

Yes, all charters require a deposit to reserve the booking!
- $200 for a 5hr charter boat booking and $50 for an individual booking.
- $300 for 6hr charter boat booking and $50 for an individual booking.
- $400 for 6hr charter boat booking and $100 for an individual booking.
All deposits will NOT be refunded if cancelled within two weeks of date of trip.

If your charter is canceled due to bad weather you will receive a full refund.

Yes, there sure is. There is a plumbed private toilet in the front v-berth.

"Laura Jane" is a 9 metre SeaCruiser.

Definitely NOT! It is strictly prohibited by CrossCountry Fishing Charters. If the skipper is suspicious the charter will be cancelled and return to land immediately.

Yes you can, but we do have a three can limit for bay charters as you need to be alert at all times whilst on the water.

If someone is caught doing the wrong thing that will jeopardise the charter and all aboard, the charter will return back to harbour.

If you are noticeably intoxicated before departure, you will be denied access to the boat.

Alcohol is not advised on our offshore charters.

No!

You sure can. At CrossCountry do everything we can to keep our fisheries healthy, catch and release will be at the skippers discretion.