Ken & Crew

Captain Ken Culver

Owner & Operator of the Tequila Too C/V, Ken Culver, has over 40 years experience deep sea sport fishing out of Westport.

He started deckhanding in 1979. In 1982, Ken obtained his Coast Guard 6-pk license. He then started running both the "Six Pac" for bottom fishing, and the "Aquila" for salmon.

In 1983, Ken bought his first boat. It was the 42' 20-passenger vessel named, "The Lady Arlene." Ken renamed her "Tequila." For the next 14 years, Ken specialized in the rockfish/lingcod sport fishing industry, running more bottom fishing trips than any boat or skipper in Westport. In 1995 Ken sold the first Tequila (the Slammer now) To Captain Rhett Weber and purchased the current Tequila Too.

Ken and the Tequila Too, have been taking both experienced, and not-so-experienced anglers out on the Pacific Ocean for Rockfish/Lingcod, Halibut, Coho & Chinook, Combo Trips (Salmon & Bottom Fishing) and off-shore Albacore Tuna.

Captain Rich Graham

Tequila Too is proud to have two licensed Master Mariners running Tequila Too:

Rich Graham has been with Tequila Too since he was in high school. He's tough and one of the best fisherman in Westport.

If you've ever fished with Ken, you know Rich. He's been running the deck for a very long time.

Rich and partner, Selah, have a daughter, Stella, and two sons, Wyatt and Wyland.

Greg Lucero, Deckhand

Greg has been on the sea for many years working as a commercial fisherman - from the waters of Washington to the icy sea of Alaska.

Isabella Brickles, Deckhand

Isabella is a our weekend crew until school gets out.

It says alot about a person who can go to school all week and work a tough long weekend days on the Tequila Too.

She comes from a fishing family.

Our crew arrive an hour before you, tend to all the gear and bait. When you arrive, they'll instruct you on where to settle in and can answer any questions you may have before we untie.

Greg & Isabella will give you 100% and more of their effort to ensure you have the best tackle and bait to get that fish to bite...all you have to do is get the fish to the boat - they'll handle the rest!

Please remember that deckhands make their living from your tips and fillet fees. They do not receive a minimum wage like a waitress in a restaurant and are with you much longer through out the day.

If you wish to have your salmon filleted, they do that, too: just let them know. However, we cannot fillet salmon until we've hit the dock.

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