Availability:  The Jumpin’Mullet has been sold, and is no longer available to charter.  It was just too much work for me to keep her shipshape for charters.  I keep this page on the website just to reminisce the great times we had on charters with her!
Boat:  The Jumpin’ Mullet was a 25 foot Parker Walkaround boat with a 250 HP Yamaha 4-stroke outboard engine.  The Jumpin’ Mullet was a fast, smooth, and quiet ride!  The Jumpin’ Mullet also had a galley, bunks, and a head.
Home Port:  Atlantic, North Carolina.
Recommended Number of Passengers:  Four were ideal, more or less depending on the activity and the size of the passengers.  A maximum of six passengers could be accommodated.
Activities: Sightseeing from Core Sound, rod-and-reel fishing (speckled trout, gray trout, sea mullet, flounder, puppy drum, etc.), riding to Ophelia Inlet and trolling (bluefish, Spanish mackerel, etc.) in the near-coastal waters inside and outside (weather permitting), picnicking, picking up seashells, fishing crab pots (just give me advance notice so I can set them), the list goes on and on.  Really anything you wanted to do around Atlantic, in Core Sound, or on the northern Core Banks (southern Outer Banks).
Rates:  Rates were per trip (not per person).  $110 per hour (minimum of 4 hours) per boatload.  Included tackle, bait, ice, and drinking water.
Fishing License: If you wanted to recreationally fish, you needed to purchase a fishing license (online from http://portal.ncdenr.org/web/mf/recreational-fishing-license-types-and-fees)::

Coastal Recreational Fishing 10-day

State Residents*, age 16 or older – $6
Nonresidents, age 16 or older – $11

Coastal Recreational Fishing License

State Residents*, age 16 or older – $16
Nonresidents, age 16 or older – $32