$22 for a Deep-Sea-Fishing Trip from Starlight Fleet in Wildwood Crest (Up to $43 Value)
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- 70 ft. boat with lounges & a sundeck
- For experts or beginners
- Includes rod & reel rental
Teaching a man how to fish will feed him for a lifetime; teaching a fish how to man will help it land the fish roles in live-action The Little Mermaid sequels. Get closer to the sea with today's Groupon: for $22, you get a four-hour deep-sea-fishing trip (up to a $40 value) and rod and reel rental (a $3 value) from Starlight Fleet in Wildwood Crest, New Jersey (up to a $43 total value).
The 70-foot Starlight, a member of Starlight Fleet, keeps patrons comfortably afloat as they scour the deep seas for gilled game. During the four-hour fishing excursion to Cape May and the Wildwoods, up to 149 passengers can relax in the enclosed lounges, soak in the sun’s rays on the sundeck, or fling rod-affixed hooks at the water to catch a fish or recover a grilled-cheese sandwich. Expert and novice fishers alike can use the included fishing instructions, bait, and fish bags to lure, seize, and take home schools of finned water cattle or bait-filled bags. Fuel your fish hunting with your own food and beverages, an item from the ship’s snack bar, or low-carb gulps of refreshing ocean air. Starlight's deep-sea hunts are scheduled to take off three times per day, at 8 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m.
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About The Starlight Fleet
The Starlight Fleet has been serving customers for 49 years. The ships that comprise The Starlight Fleet's squadron of vessels each transport passengers across the waves on a variety of sea adventures. The Starlight ferries fisherman on four-hour excursions to hook sea bass, flounder, croakers and triggerfish, the captain using sonar, GPS, and a knowledge of the currents to identify prime fishing real estate. The Atlantic Star typically serves as a whale-watching vessel and is kitted out with a snack-filled galley and a touch tank filled with horseshoe crabs and other local sea life.
The company even boasts its very own pirate ship, The Dark Star, a custom-designed vessel built by Naval Architect Michael LeMole. It takes passengers on swashbuckling adventures during which they learn what a swash is and how to buckle it, as well as participate in treasure hunts and face painting.