How many people are allowed on this charter?

The trip is private and accommodates up to 4 passengers.

Where do we meet the boat?

Meet at Suntex Ocean View Marina in Frisco, Texas—confirm exact slip details when you book.

Are children allowed?

Yes; children 5 and up may participate with parental supervision, and all kids under 10 must wear lifejackets at all times on board the vessel.

What should I bring for a 10-hour day?

Bring a valid fishing license, sun protection, water, snacks, layered clothing, and any personal medication.

Can we target specific species?

Yes—the captain will tailor the day to target specific species, subject to season and local regulations.

What happens in bad weather?

Captains monitor conditions and will reschedule or modify the trip for safety; check cancellation policies at booking.

Fishing Marathon: 10-Hour Private Charter from Suntex Ocean View Marina

Fishing Marathon launches from Suntex Ocean View Marina in Frisco, Texas, offering a 10-hour private charter for anglers who want to push a single day into a full season’s worth of fishing. From first light until the last color drains from the sky, this trip runs the full breadth of available ecosystems—nearshore flats and bays, channel edges, reef structures, and offshore ledges—so you can switch tactics as fish and weather dictate. The trip’s description leans into the “Marathon” mantra of fish hard, and that’s not marketing hyperbole: this is the longest single-day trip on the calendar and built for anglers chasing a trophy or sharpening tournament-level skills.

Expect a workmanlike day at sea where every hour is about reading water, adjusting presentations, and staying ready for the next big bite. The charter is private for up to four passengers, which means the captain tailors the day to target species and angler goals—light-tackle sight fishing on flats, live-bait trolling on channel breaks, or full-tilt bluewater runs if conditions allow. Bring a tackle plan that covers poppers, jigs, live bait rigs, and trolling gear; adaptability is the name of the game. Practical details are straightforward: meeting point is Suntex Ocean View Marina, and the provider enforces sensible safety rules—children five and older may participate with parental supervision and all kids under ten must wear lifejackets at all times on board.

What makes this charter a standout for the local outdoor scene is its commitment to time on the water. Ten hours gives captains room to follow bites instead of chasing schedules, moving from structure to flats or from bay mouths to offshore reefs in search of that trophy run. For Frisco-based travelers or visitors passing through Texas, the marathon approach provides a concentrated, efficient way to sample the region’s varied marine habitats in a single, muscular outing.

The experience feels equal parts coaching session and campaign: expect on-the-water instruction in fish-finding, bait selection, and fighting technique alongside long, quiet stretches of anticipation. Conservation-wise, good captains practice catch-and-release where appropriate and comply with state regulations and seasonal closures—ask your operator for the latest bag limits and size rules before you cast.

Who should book? Serious anglers with stamina who value flexibility and time on the water: tournament hopefuls, experienced party crews, or anyone who wants a real shot at a trophy. The Fishing Marathon is an invitation to test your skills, trade lineside stories, and finish the day knowing you gave it everything.