The Lucky Lady II is a trawler we’ve recently purchased that is a gorgeous boat to stay on! Feel like you are on a real ‘pleasure cruising’ boat! The boat is well maintained and has great views of the Atlantic Ocean. It does not leave the dock however and serves similar to our house boats as lodging only. There is no cooking allowed on the Lucky Lady II, just a fridge and microwave. We also do not allow children under 15 to stay on the houseboats.
The view of the Atlantic Ocean is a tremendous site, and you will wake up to it every morning! Watch the sunrise in the east and see the historic Alligator Lighthouse off in the distance a few miles offshore. The Lucky Lady II is a great setup for up to 4 guests and everyone can have there own bed.
Call us to make reservations at 305-664-2461 or e-mail us!
Captain Bill Bassett at Bud and Mary’s My husband and I are boat owners and fish out of OCNJ for the past 30+ years. We came to Islamorada to fish a full day back country through the Everglades for a new experience; catch some fish new to us and see some cool wildlife. Friends referred us to Bud and Mary’s and after chatting with us for a bit, Chrissy paired us with Capt Bill Bassett saying that it would be a great fit, and she was right. Capt Bill is a master of his craft, knows where to fish, how to catch and cater to his clients. We caught snook, bonefish, sea trout, a bunch of jacks and saw some crocs 😀. He’s also an entertaining conversationalist, the 8 hour trip passed in a blink. What a fantastic experience, thanks so much Captain Bill and Bud & Mary’s Marina!
Great stop for food, bait, fishing gear and charters My husband and I visited Bud and Mary's to grab some bait for our 5th anniversary fishing day trip the beginning of the month. Super friendly and happy people, we're very helpful to point out a nice spot to go fishing, and supplied us with great shrimp bait. Food smelled great but it was early so we plan to come back and try it. The property was super clean, including the dock. There were a lot of charters out that morning and a few visitors milling around. They have a small school of tarpon and nurse sharks and some pelicans hanging around wait for scraps, and you can purchase food to feed them. Really want to jump on a charter next time we come down! They also have a dive shop that had a huge selection of gear, but was closed for lunch while we were there. Great place, we will be back.
5 stars to employees of Galley Girls cafe. Sweet ladies in the cafe. Good size breakfast plate.
