EJ Charters
Capt.Eric Wilder
15 Carol St.Enfield CT 06082(860) 805-3109email:Stripersct@yahoo.com
*********PRESENTLY NOT BOOKING ANY CHARTERS*********
Welcome to EJ Charters! Here you will find information about fishing the amazing Long Island Sound and Connecticut River. Your guide, Captain Eric Wilder, has over 20 years experience fishing these great bodies of water. He is a U.S.C.G. Licensed charter captain and a master at finding the bite with many styles of fishing. Whether you are looking to drift live bait through the many rips for that monster bass or throw top water hardware at the explosive bluefish blitzes, Captain Eric has the knowledge, experience, and the gear to get the job done. EJ Charters operates a 2003 20' Maritime Skiff equipped with an 115hp Suzuki and the latest marine electronics for our clients safety. We feel it is the perfect Northeast fishing vessel.
Here at EJ Charters we specialize in light tackle fishing for Striped Bass, Bluefish, False Albacore, Blackfish, Fluke, Flounder, Porgy, and Hickory Shad. One of our specialties is fishing the tube and worm on hot summer days. These are great family outings that allow for a pleasurable outing enjoying the outdoors, getting a tan, and catching a fish. Extra effort in providing our clients with a rewarding and memorable experience is our mission!
What's Included: All charters include your bait, tackle, gear, iced coolers, and safety equipment.
Fly fishermen should bring their own rods. Gratuity for your guide is solely your discretion based on your satisfaction.
Lunch, Food & Drinks:
Bottled water will be provided free of charge, some beer drinking will be allowed but nothing in excess and no hard liquor will be permitted aboard. Nothing will end your trip earlier than having an intoxicated person aboard. The Captain will always have the right to terminate his voyage due to unsafe conditions. Please bring your own snacks, lunches, and beverage of choice. We have lots of built-in cooler space aboard, so no large coolers please. Consider Bringing the Following: Dress appropriately for the conditions. Generally boat shoes or sneakers, Light jacket or sweater for cool morning or evening, Light long-sleeved shirt and pants for protection from the sun, Wide brimmed hat for protection from the sun, Sunscreen and lip screen (start with SPF 15 or higher), Lightweight rain gear for any unexpected showers (a must June - December), Camera, Small waterproof bag for carrying extra gear, sunglasses for spotting the fish, Personal Medications, Lunch and Drinks
My Boat
**Visit my Good Friend Capt. Pat Renna
Great site- best tackle to catch lot's of fish**
