The Charter on the Water

Well, that depends upon how long you the trip is and what all you want to do. Generally, a captained charter with us won’t cost very much more than a regular pontoon rental once you factor in the fuel cost, taxes and all the add-ons. With us, everything is included in your quoted price. If you’re comparing prices, ask for a total cost and ask to see their license.

All of our trips include bottled water and light snacks, like pre-packaged crackers and chips. Our current interpretation of state laws prohibits us from preparing food for you while onboard (we are still investigating this as federal regulations may allow it). However, we can indeed arrange for catering of full meals, snacks, desserts, and just about anything you would like from one of the restaurants on the lake. This is, of course, at an additional cost, but we make it very easy and it’s our preferred method of having food onboard. Special catering packages from Break on the Lake will be posted soon.

Yes. Guests over 21 years of age can bring their own alcohol and consume it onboard. You can also bring your own soft drinks.

Absolutely!

Yes! However, please note that we are not currently offering trips as “fishing guides.” We aren’t currently equipped to provide professionally guided fishing charters. However, if you would like to bring your own gear or simply have us take the grandchildren out to a good fishing spot, we can certainly do that! If you need a professionally guided fishing trip, we can give you a referral to another licensed captain on a nearby lake.

From North to South:
Harris Landing
Twin Rivers Landing
Break on the Lake
Woody’s
Subway (near “The Dock”)
The Dock
Moon’s Landing
Lighthouse Landing (see Moon’s Landing)
Lake Greenwood State Park
Skipper’s Landing (Skipper’s on Lake Greenwood)

Yes! We can’t give you a Captain’s License, of course, but we are happy to give you and your party an education on the basics of seamanship.

Yes. But, you’ll need to talk with the captain.

No. But, if you have children that weigh less than 50 pounds, you will need to talk with the captain directly. All guests are welcome to bring their own Personal Flotation Devices if you would like, however, it is not required. Some guests find it more enjoyable to swim with a lighter Type III PFD than using one of our large commercial USCG Type I jackets we are required to have on board – think cruise ship life jacket…. not very practical for relaxing in the water. Any questions, please talk with the captain.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes…. But, there is a small extra charge that varies on the size of the tube – usually $25 to $50 for the entire trip. Please note, these tubes take up a great deal of deck space and the captain will not engage in any aggressive maneuvers with anyone being pulled on any type of tube. The better way to describe it would be that the captain MAY allow a guest or two to ride on a tube behind the boat, but that is completely at the discretion of the captain. Please discuss this in detail with the captain well in advance of your trip.

If it’s an alligator, no. If it’s a small polite dog with a life vest that also knows how to swim, maybe. Talk with the captain directly about your fur baby.

Hopefully so. If there aren’t any conflicting trips, we will do our best to accommodate an extension of your trip for an additional fee.

Yes. Contact us for details.

Yes, just get in contact with us via phone, text, email, Facebook, or marine radio and we will work out the details. If we are available, we will be at your service.

Yes. We have a USCG towing endorsement (it’s required by federal law to tow anything for any type of compensation, direct or indirect). Just get in contact with us via phone, text, email, Facebook, or marine radio and we will work out the details. If we are available, we will be at your service.