F/V Reflection - Halibut Charters

F/V Reflection Capt. Rob Zollo - Fishing Charters

The F/V Reflection is a 28' Bertram. She has a 12' beam with twin 350 Chevy gas engines. Bertrams are known as true fishing boats.

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The back deck is large and low to the water for easy fishing and fish handling.

The F/V Reflection is a good sea boat with a heavy, deep V hull. The cabin is heated with seating for 6 passengers and the Captain. The F/V Reflection is equipped with radar, GPS, LORAN, UHF Radio, CB Radio, Bottom Grapher and a stereo system. There is a private head (bathroom) and a v-berth to lie down after hauling in your limit.
Average cruise speed is about 21 knots.The average time from port until you start halibut fishing is less than 2 hours.

Capt. Rob Zollo is 45 years old, and was born on the east coast of the USA. He started swimming at age 3, surfing at 12 and fishing somewhere in between. Rob traveled to the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii at age 20 where he lived at Sunset Beach and surfed for a year. Later, he returned to the east coast and was an ocean life guard for the next ten seasons. Good flounder, fluke and blue fishing on Long Island. Plenty of room below decks for the big ones

Comfortable heated cabin to relax on your way back to port Rob moved back to Hawaii at age 30, when he ran diving, fishing and sailing charters from the big island of Hawaii. In 1986 Capt. Rob moved to Homer, Alaska specifically to fish for halibut. He bought the F/V Relection and the rest of the story you can hear from Capt. Rob himself. Capt. Rob can't guarantee you a "barndoor" halibut, but he can say your chances are better with him than most others.

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Capt. Rob Zollo is 45 years old, and was born on the east coast of the USA. He started swimming at age 3, surfing at 12 and fishing somewhere in between. Rob traveled to the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii at age 20 where he lived at Sunset Beach and surfed for a year. Later, he returned to the east coast and was an ocean life guard for the next ten seasons. Good flounder, fluke and blue fishing on Long Island.
	Rob moved back to Hawaii at age 30, when he ran diving, fishing and sailing charters from the big island of Hawaii. In 1986 Capt. Rob moved to Homer, Alaska specifically to fish for halibut. He bought the F/V Relection and the rest of the story you can hear from Capt. Rob himself. Capt. Rob can't guarantee you a "barndoor" halibut, but he can say your chances are better with him than most others.

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