He has a vast experience as a Chater boat captain. There are some here that have fished with hi. Topcat caught a monster Red snapper with Jason. Here is a photo of another of his happy customers!

That just proves that I use sharp hooks.

that looks like it hurts.

Ya'll finish fishing before going to the hospital????

The deckhands will gladly remove that one for you.

Jason is also a very skilled wheelhouse operator, too.

Jason can hook you up with a billfish too.

He does that so you don't HAVE to lift big fish over the gunnels. They'll just ease over the side on their own. He hates tuna doors.

Forgot your gaff? No prob.

Look at the size of that Marlin. We use sharp hooks and catch nice fish.

And collects his fees and mates tips before casting off, too.

Just to get 'em outta the way, ya know.

Perch must have a PhD in Marketing. Keep it up, Perch, and Ole' Captjab is going to put you on the payroll.

I'm impressed by how effortlessly Jason carves the water in that 59' boat.

I bet he doesn't even bother with bow thrusters at the dock.

Damn he should've ducked lmao

Rub rails are cheaper than bow thrusters.

Last year Jason got a ticket for chumming with customers!

A couple of feet of 100# test mono will back those right out easily, barbs and all. A hypo of Lidocaine out of the suture kit will make it easier for the more nervous guests, but not really needed most times. Then splash it down with Betadine and resume fishing after telling the guy to go get a Tetanus shot when you get to the hill.

We've seen some deep ones, some with a fish still flopping on the opposing hooks.

Good 'un!

Say what you want but I bet he does this on purpose. This method is for people with back pains who don't have the ability to lift a 600lb Marlin over the side. Very very effective.

My dad caught my brother in law in jaw with a little George one time. Worst part was he started snatching thinking he was hung in a bush behind him lol. Dad took him to dental office and back we went fishing. Good memories

"We've seen some deep ones, some with a fish still flopping on the opposing hooks."

I once got a treble stinger in my arm, with a small cobia still thrashing on the main hook. Worse part, I had to extricate myself, as my buddy turned green when he saw it and almost passed out. I finally got a towel on the fish to calm it and managed to get my cutters on the connection. Once I got the fish thrown back, I had to pull that treble out, as my buddy couldn't get his act together to do the loop of mono trick.