Little Sister Charter

Great Captain with customer-​oriented service and extensive knowledge on fishing (local and international)
I have been fishing with Jason for a number of years and consistently go back to him for winter flounder in the spring and early summer up in Quincy and then follow him in August to Westport, MA for stripers, fluke, sea bass and tautog.
Jason is very customer-​oriented in his service. (Hopefully you like his sense of humor!) As an example, Jay will occasionally decide to do some «exploratory trips» early in the season and invite some regulars. Once the season starts up, he may also decide to do some early am striper fishing before the regular 6 am. trip. Again he’ll invite regulars occasionally to join him for free! When I wanted to go fishing this year down in NC, Jason put me in touch with a fishing buddy of his who had moved down there from Long Island, NY. I had a great time which couldn’t have happened without Jay’s help.
So, here’s a captain who’s the best flounder captain in the area (his boat has had the largest flounder caught in MA for something like 9 of the past 10 years) who not only has a very fair charter rate but also offers open boat trips. Jay offers Tuesday and Thursday open boat trips in Quincy so that customers who can’t afford to charter a boat can reserve a spot and just pay for themselves. You’ll find that Jason has quite a number of regulars, some of whom book every Thursday trip in the best months. Thursday open boat trips are available after moving to Westport in August.
In 2013, I was with Jason when he caught the largest tautog for MA: 14 ¾ lbs, length = 30 inches & Girth = 21 as measured at the Westport Marina. (picture attached) Check out the article in On The Water magazine by Ron Powers who was also on the boat with us. Jason is very understated in his manner but if you Google his name and On The Water magazine you’ll get to read about the number of 50# stripers he’s caught as well as his extensive experience in the fishing industry.
As you start the last hour or so of fishing, Jason will start the filleting. Wait ’til you see this poetry in motion. Jason was a professional fish cutter so you will see something unusual when he breaks out his cutting board and knives.
The only caveat I have is that Jason is very fishing oriented so his boat is set up the same way, no creature comforts. Women, be warned, no head on board. But, as the trips are 5 hours this usually doesn’t present any problems. You can bring your own equipment or just bring your drinks and such and use Jason’s set ups.
So, if your new to the area or just eager to be fishing with an excellent fisherman and guide, do yourself a favor and book a trip!