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Captain Reynolds was born and raised in the town of St. Augustine, Fl, with the Matanzas River as his back yard. The time he spent on this river as a child provided him with the love of water that has ever since defined his life. As he grew into a young adult he realized his future profession must somehow coincide with the water he had gained such an affinity for as a child. To insure he would always be on the water he made a vital career move while still at a young age; he began to work on various local party boats as part of a crew. This allowed him to expand his knowledge of the Florida waters, gaining the information and experience he would need for a career in the field of deep-sea fishing.
The Captain finally made his way to Mayport, Florida in 1984, where he worked on the King Neptune for the next six years serving as first mate.
Finally, in the summer of 1990 he was given his chance to prove himself as a deep sea-fishing captain. He set out to re-define the meaning of a deep sea fishing boat captain. He devoted himself to his crew and his boat, as very few captains have in the past.
This new responsibility became his first priority, and the owner of the boat saw the promise in the young captain. In 1995 the owner decided to retire from the fishing industry. The King Neptune was sold and Captain Reynolds was made partner of the boat. Captain Reynolds is now owner of the King Neptune, and is coming into nearly thirty years of fishing the waters of the Eastern Seaboard. He has, over the years, added countless fishing spots to his repertoire and honors to his name. He looks forward to many more days spent fishing on the waters of his childhood, adulthood, and, he hopes, his old age.
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