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Charter Boat Bounty Hunter Captain Mark Walker of Destin, FL is extending prayers and well wishes to US military members and their families.

Captain Mark Walker – Troy Williams – MA3 Brad Williams

He is devoted to supporting men and women from the US armed forces as they come home. His Charter Boat Bounty Hunter is a favorite in Destin Harbor for deep sea fishing excursions. Returning military members enjoy reconnecting with the world away from war and on the water.

Master of Arms Brad Williams, US Navy

Master of Arms Brad Williams, of the US Navy, has remarked on the level of compassion and help offered by US businesses, such as Captain Walker’s Charter Boat Bounty Hunter deep sea fishing business. He describes his experience on the Charter Boat Bounty Hunter as out of this world. MA3 Williams believes that the fishing experience brings families together, helping servicemen and women to start to enjoy life again.

After taking some time off for repairs, the vessel Charter Boat Bounty Hunter is back and ready for action this fishing season. The team is now accepting bookings for this season, but they are filling up quickly. Captain Walker and the Charter Boat Bounty Hunter is committed to providing customers with a memorable fishing experience in Destin, the World’s Luckiest Fishing Village.

Captain Mark Walker was born with a love of the water. Raised in California, he has been familiar with fishing and diving since childhood. After moving to the Florida Keys, he ran a dive shop. As a dive master, he practiced both of his loves—diving and fishing. He is now the captain of the Charter Boat Bounty Hunter in Destin, FL. Endorsed by Verified Safe, this charter boat resides in Destin Harbor, providing multi-hour to all day excursions for small or large groups. As an environmentalist, Captain Mark also recognizes the importance of fishing responsibly to ensure populations for the future.

As someone who understands the sacrifices made by US servicemen and women, Captain Walker Charter Boat Bounty Hunter strives to make their transition to civilian life easier. As many returning military members can attest to, a day out on the water can be healing for the soul. It draws families closer, bringing fun into brave men and women’s lives. It can be difficult to forget the horrors of war. Time spent fishing enjoying friends, family, and fishing can help to put war at the back of people’s minds, at least for awhile.

Bob Calvert, of Talking with Heroes, joins Charter Boat Bounty Hunter and Captain Mark on his quest to provide support to members of the US armed forces.

His talk show, based in Colorado Springs, puts politics aside to honor brave American servicemen and women like MA3 Brad Williams, and Charter Boat Bounty Hunter as well as their families. These positive stories found on Talking with Heroes provide an uplifting message to military members, their families, and American civilians.

Captain Mark Walker is committed to the brave US men and women in the military, providing them with constant prayer and support. Scheduling a fishing trip is as easy as calling 850-650-1534. Visit http://www.charterdestin.com for more information about Captain Walker and his Charter Boat Bounty Hunter . To learn more about Talking with Heroes and Verified Safe, check out http://talkingwithheroes.com and http://www.verified-safe.com.

Charter fishing Destin Bounty Hunter is back in it’s slip but not quite ready to go charter fishing Destin just yet.

Capatin Mark and Eric brought the boat back early this morning. Scotty got to drive the truck back. The dry dock stuff is all packed up and back in the storage unit where it will stay until next year when we go through the same thing.

Charter Fishing Destin Florida Detroit Diesel is coming on Monday to pull the clutch and take it back to the shop for a rebuild.

That will take about a week and then we’ll be ready to start taking trips. It will be great not to have to worry about the clutch going out in the middle of the charter fishing Destin season.

So, another charter fishing destin dry dock has come and gone.

We did well with the hull inspection and in a month or two we’ve got  topside inspection. The guys will work hard to make sure we pass that one so that we’re ready to go charter fishing Destin.

We fish year round, weather permitting, so don’t hesitate to come in the off-season when the weather is great, and the hotel rates are more reasonable. The crowds may be gone but the charter fishing destin fish won’t be!

The charter fishing destin Fishing Rodeo is the whole moth of October and the weekends will fill up fast so come fish with us during the weekdays and you’ll have a great chance of being a “daily winner”! http://www.charterdestin.com/destin-deep-sea-fishing-rodeo/

It also helps us to know what kind of charter fishing destin fishing you’d like to do. Please give your preference in our comments box. http://www.charterdestin.com/the-fish/

It is important for us to have your correct contact information. We will be contacting you either by phone or e-mail so please review those areas closely.

Charter Fishing Destin Red Snapper season opens June 1st 2012 (we hope) http://www.charterdestin.com/the-fish/red-snapper/

We are booking charter fishing destin trips just about every day now which makes us very happy.  Make sure you call us as soon as possible to be sure that you get the day you want for your charter fishing Destin trip!
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Charter Boats Destin Comes Back Home at the Marina Cafe

Today was cold and windy at the boat yard but the boot stripe got painted, the letters went on, the bottom got painted and tomorrow one of the finest charter boats Destin comes back to it’s home at the Marina Cafe. Captain Mark, Eric and Scotty have worked hard and almost every single day to get the Bounty Hunter ready for fishing. We still have topside Coast Guard inspection to get through but that isn’t something that will keep us from fishing and we’ll talk about that in another blog.

Charter Boats Destin still has one big thing to address before the fishing season begins and that is to get the clutch rebuilt.

It is working but Captain Mark does not want to take the chance that it will break in the middle of the season. Now is the ideal time to get it fixed and we have Florida Detroit Diesel coming to do the work. Those guys charge a lot but you get what you pay for! They come when they say, they do the work right, they guarantee it and get charter boats Destin back to fishing fast.

So tomorrow morning our 3 guys will head to Freeport to the Fisherman’s boat yard and wait for the boatyard people to fire up the sling and get them back in the water so they can start on the journey back to Destin. I guess Scotty and Eric will flip a coin to see who rides on the boat and who drives the truck. It’s been a great dry dock for the Bounty Hunter charter boats Destin.

Charter Boats Destin fish’s year round, weather permitting, so don’t hesitate to come in the off-season when the weather is great, and the hotel rates are more reasonable. The crowds may be gone but the fish won’t be!

Lets book a great charter boats Destin fishing trip for you! Call now to book your 2012 trip!
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It was a really good week at dry dock. We have been very lucky with the weather and are very close to being able to bring the boat back to Destin. The Coast Guard came to inspect the boat on Friday and were very pleased. We got a clean inspection with no “gigs” so we can leave when we finish. The guys are doing some touch up paint work and as soon as it dries the stern letters can go on, the bottom gets painted and into the water we go.

We are really looking forward to the upcoming season. There are already some trips on the books and we’re getting quite a few phone calls on a regular basis so it’s looking good for 2012. We’ve been doing the usual winter chores like going through the tackle catalogues and ordering for the season.

There are going to be some big changes on the Destin fishing docks this year. The city of Destin is building a boardwalk all the way from the Lucky Snapper way down past the Boat House. It looks like it’s going to be a big constructions project with lots of parking disruptions.  We like being on our docks down at the Marina Cafe. The other folks with businesses down there are great and we all get along well and help each other. It’s a nice little quiet community and we like being a part of it. Best of all we won’t have the construction turmoil that all the other boats will have to deal with this year.

Well, we’d sure like to hear from you and look forward to booking your trips so give us a call and we’ll get you on the books for the day you want.
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