Support Local Vets: 12 Hour Offshore

So head offshore aboard his fully decked out 36' Cape Horn for an unforgettable deep-sea adventure as you battle the likes of Blackfin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, big Groupers, and much much more! With three 300 Yamahas strapped to the back and a 10'6" beam the vessel will get you out to the best waters fast and comfortably. The larger beam means his boat is super stable and easily handles the chop Offshore waters all too often produce.

Captain Keith is not only equipped, proven, and experienced to provide for a successful day of fishing, but with his extensive local knowledge of these famed waters, you'll experience a trip that will have long-lasting memories!

As a Disabled veteran himself, Captain Keith takes enormous pride in supporting his fellow veterans. Captain Keith works diligently with local organizations that generously support his mission to put a smile on veterans’ faces who endure daily, physical, emotional, and at times mental struggles or challenges. If you know a disabled veteran looking to capitalize on the fishing trip of a lifetime with zero cost to them please let us know! When you go out with Captain Keith, 10% of each trip's price is set aside to fund a 100% free disabled veteran trip.

When you fish with Captain Keith, you can feel good knowing you're also making a difference in the lives of those who fought and served our great country!

After going from having a purpose in life to suddenly losing that purpose and camaraderie, he struggled to find excitement back home. It was at one of his worst moments that the Wounded Warrior project called. He was invited to go on a fishing trip with Dave Marciano of Wicked Tuna. This was an injection of life. A good portion of Keith’s time was spent at home, sedentary, watching TV series like Wicked Tuna.

The day out on the water changed his outlook and showed him that the world does keep turning and people can keep living, perhaps differently than before. He relaxed and finally found a sense of peace that he hadn’t felt since leaving the army.

From that point forward, the thought lingered that he might one day feel good enough and have enough internal motivation to earn his captain's license to pay forward what those captains did for him—saved his life.

Keith did just that and earned his USCG Master Captain’s license with a 25 ton near coastal designation (Up to 200miles offshore) and now looks forward to the future. He is the consummate outdoorsman and his passion is teaching people to respect nature and find their own love of the outdoors. His mission is to share that passion with disabled veterans to show them that a relaxing day out on the water can be a way to find enjoyment in life at a time when they feel like there is no life left to live.

His goal is at least 20 disabled veterans trips in 2020. It’s important to him that veterans don’t feel overwhelmed with too many people on the boat so when necessary, he’ll limit the trips to four veterans. The trips will have a medic on board (when necessary) and the boat is equipped with heavy duty high and low range fishing equipment and trolling gear to make it a rewarding experience for disabled veterans.