Police & Fire Department Outings: A Well-Deserved Break for Those Who Serve
For years, firehouses and police departments across Long Island, New York City, and beyond have found the perfect way to relax and bond: a fishing charter with Celtic Quest Fishing on Long Island, Port Jefferson, NY. When it comes to hosting first responders, no one understands the job—and the people who do it—better than Captain Desmond O’Sullivan. As the owner of Celtic Quest Fishing, Captain Desmond comes from a long line of firefighters and police officers going back several generations. He’s spent years welcoming firehouses, precincts, and law enforcement agencies aboard his fleet, providing them with unforgettable experiences on the water.
Day in and day out, police officers and firefighters put their lives on the line to protect their communities. The job is demanding—physically, mentally, and emotionally. That’s why taking time to recharge, unwind, and strengthen camaraderie outside of work is essential. Whether it’s a unit team-building day, an annual department outing, or a well-earned reward for the crew, a private fishing charter offers the ideal mix of relaxation, excitement, and brotherhood—all on the open water, away from the stress of the job.Why a Fishing Charter on Long Island is the Perfect Outing for First Responders
The Perfect Stress Relief
A Chance to Strengthen Brotherhood & Camaraderie
Anyone Can Do It – No Experience Needed
A Tradition Among First Responders
What to Expect on a Police & Fire Department Fishing Charter
PRIVATE TRIPS FOR YOUR GROUP—Whether you’re bringing a single firehouse, an entire precinct, or a group from multiple departments, Celtic Quest Fishing offers private charters so your crew can have the boat to themselves. GREAT FISHING ACTION—The waters off Long Island’s North Shore are filled with striped bass, porgies, sea bass, fluke, bluefish, and more. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back trip or a full-on fishing competition, there’s plenty of action for everyone. COMFORTABLE & SPACIOUS BOATS—The fleet is designed for large groups, with plenty of space to move around, shaded seating areas, and top-of-the-line fishing equipment. FOOD & DRINKS—Bring a cooler and kick back with your favorite food and drinks. Some groups opt for catering, while others keep it simple—it’s entirely up to you! FRIENDLY COMPETITION—Want to add some excitement to the trip? Run a “Biggest Catch” contest and see which squad member can reel in the heaviest fish!Plan Your Next Department Outing with Celtic Quest Fishing
Booking a police or fire department fishing trip is simple: 1️⃣ Pick Your Date – Whether it’s a half-day trip, a full-day outing, or an evening fishing excursion, there’s a trip to match your schedule. 2️⃣ Gather the Crew – Spread the word in your firehouse, police precinct, EMS station, or first responder group. 3️⃣ Customize Your Trip – Want a laid-back trip or a competitive fishing challenge? Need catering options? The Celtic Quest Fishing team can customize the experience to your preferences. 4️⃣ Hit the Water & Enjoy! – Let the experienced captains and crew handle everything while your team kicks back, fishes, and enjoys a day away from the stress of the job.Book Your Department’s Fishing Trip Today!
There’s no better way to unwind, bond with your crew, and enjoy a well-earned break than a day on the water. Celtic Quest Fishing in Port Jefferson has been hosting police and fire department outings for years, and they’d be honored to welcome your team aboard.Visit our Police & Fire Department Page to book your trip today.
A day of fishing, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories awaits—tight lines and good times guaranteed!
Bartenders & Servers Available!
Hosting a private charter? Bring your own alcohol, and we can arrange bartenders and servers for a fee to elevate your event. Whether it’s a corporate outing, birthday, or celebration, enjoy a seamless experience while we handle the service.
Ready to get out on the water? reserve your spot on a Celtic Quest charter or call us at (631) 928-3926. We’ll see you at the dock.
