We always keep our boat, and buy all of our supplies (gas, beverages, ice) at Jim's Pier. They run a great business, and we keep returning to them. After you come in, you can clean your fish right there on the pier, with their hoses, and the whole set-up. The bay is very shallow..and you should talk to a local (or better yet, get a guide the first time you go out) about channel markers - critical to understand - and where the best fishing is. There is a strong network of fishing guides on the island. Jim's Pier can recommend to you. Go out before sunrise (if you know your way) and enjoy the stillness of the water, like glass, and the sunrise. The bay is still pristine, and so shallow in some spots that you can see the bottom, and often stingrays and fish. Fishing is really good at this location. Many of the restaurants will cook your catch for you...ask about that.