Job Description
The Recreation Supervisor is responsible for overseeing daily recreational activities with a strong emphasis on fishing experiences, ensuring safe, engaging, and high-quality programs for guests. This role combines hands-on fishing expertise with supervisory responsibilities, guest engagement, and operational coordination. Key Responsibilities. Fishing & Recreational ProgrammingDesign, lead, and supervise fishing activities, including boat-based fishing, fly fishing, and beginner instruction (as applicable). Provide expert guidance on fishing techniques, equipment use, bait selection, local species, and conservation practices. Ensure all fishing activities comply with local regulations, environmental standards, and sustainability guidelines. Organize fishing excursions, tournaments, demonstrations, and guest workshops. Supervision & OperationsSupervise, train, and schedule recreation staff, including fishing guides and instructors. Conduct daily briefings to ensure staff are prepared, professional, and aligned with guest experience standards. Monitor equipment inventory, including fishing gear, boats, safety equipment, and ensure proper maintenance. Enforce health, safety, and risk management procedures at all times. Act as the primary point of contact for guest inquiries related to fishing and recreational activities. Handle guest feedback and resolve issues promptly and professionally. Promote recreation offerings and encourage guest participation. Administrative & Reporting DutiesMaintain activity schedules, attendance records, and incident reports. Assist in budgeting, procurement, and cost control related to fishing and recreation operations. Prepare routine reports on participation levels, equipment condition, and program performance. Proven experience in recreational fishing (saltwater), including guiding or instruction. Minimum of 2–4 years of experience in recreation, outdoor activities, or hospitality, with at least 1 year in a supervisory role preferred. Strong knowledge of fishing equipment, techniques, local marine or freshwater species, and safety practices. Certifications in boating safety, first aid, CPR, or lifeguarding are an advantage. Excellent leadership, communication, and customer service skills. Strong organizational and multitasking abilities. Confident, friendly, and guest-focused approach. Ability to work outdoors for extended periods and in varying weather conditions. Physically able to handle fishing gear, boats, and recreational equipment. Passion for nature, sustainability, and outdoor education. May require early mornings and extended hours during peak seasons.
