You're trolling the tide line — and he's booking the weekend
Sawyer answers your charter line 24/7 — calls and texts — while you're lines-in with today's party. He quotes your published trips at your prices, pencils the ask in with an honest window, and texts your cell the second it lands. You confirm at the dock.
- 01Your sheet, your water.
Half-day, full-day, combos — with the prices you published. Tides, gear, who buys the licence, how your 6 a.m. weather call works.
- 02He books like a deckhand who knows the boat.
"Half-day salmon runs $850 for up to four, gear included — you're penciled in, and the captain confirms by eight tonight." Never a fake yes: he can't see your calendar, so he can't overbook your boat.
- 03You ink it from the dock.
Every booking ask texts your cell the moment it lands. Wash down, read the day's asks, confirm with one call back.
Billed in USD · month to month · cancel anytime · one outfit, one line
Can he sell fishing licences on the boat's behalf?
No — he states your published requirements ("everyone fishing needs a tidal licence with a salmon stamp, buy it online before the trip") exactly as you wrote them, and nothing more. No legal advice, no selling.
Who makes the weather call?
You do — always. Sawyer explains your reschedule policy word for word and logs what the caller wants. He never promises a trip will run.
What about deposits?
He states your deposit policy and never takes a dollar. Money moves the way it always has — through you.