Captain V.P. Brinson is an experienced fisherman who really knows his way around the local waters. A consummate professional, Brinson is available to take you on his Pathfinder year round to fish for a wide variety of species. Wet a line with the captain in sound, lake and river waters. Fish for crappie, perch, catfish, bream, large mouth bass, flounder, speckled trout, red drum and striped bass. All equipment and bait is provided for half- and full-day trips. Choose from spin and bait casting, fly fishing and trolling. The captain will guide you all the way! Captain Brinson fishes year round off the Pathfinder that is powered by a 150 horsepower Yamaha 4-stroke engine. Amenities include a GPS system, fish and depth finders, lowrance system, radio and all required Coast Guard safety equipment. Fishing times vary depending on the trip.
The boat accommodates 1-4 anglers. Brinson fishes out of Manns Harbor. Call for reservations and directions.
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