Meet The Crew Behind Marco Island Boat Tours

Captain Jamie’s journey on the water began in the winding estuaries of Southwest Florida, where he spent his formative years learning the intricate rhythms of the Gulf. With over twenty years of professional maritime experience, Jamie has developed a profound connection to the local environment that few can match. His local knowledge is rooted in a lifetime of exploring the hidden bays and mangrove tunnels of the Ten Thousand Islands, making him a premier choice for guests seeking a deep, authentic connection to the history of Marco Island, FL.

A true specialist in boat-access shelling, Jamie is known for his remarkable ability to spot rare treasures in the most unlikely places. His service specialty involves navigating the complex, shallow-water systems of the Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge to find untouched shell deposits. By monitoring daily shifts in the Marco Island tide charts, he ensures his guests are positioned perfectly on the remote shorelines of Kice Island and Dickmans Island at the peak of the tide cycle. His technical expertise in reading the coastline is matched only by his passion for the region's diverse wildlife.

What truly makes Jamie a unique member of our team is his calm, patient personality tone and his unwavering safety commitment. As a USCG-licensed professional, he maintains an impeccable standard for his vessel and his passengers, ensuring a secure and relaxed environment for families and solo collectors alike. Jamie’s approach is defined by a blend of industry knowledge and genuine hospitality, turning every trip into an educational and successful day of discovery. Whether he is explaining the local ecosystem or helping a guest identify a rare find, his expertise ensures a world-class experience on the water.