When the boat won't offer us any advantage, like easier casting or sighting due to depth, I'll almost always opt to go on foot. There's something great about being in the water with the fish, and it's far stealthier than a boat. All the flats we wade are hard sand, and we rarely fish at any depth above mid-thigh. The milage, however, can add up, so let me know ahead of time if you have any concerns about your ability to wade a lot during the day and we'll make it work.
Some anglers, I know, don't love the idea of walking the flats barefoot. If you would be more comfortable wearing wading shoes, feel free to bring a pair along, but I think them unnecessary. We typically fish without waders, with the only exceptions coming in the early season. We can chat before your trip about if we need waders.
If you have any questions or concerns about our style of fishing and how it fits your comforts or needs, please be open about it and we will find a solution for you. This is your day, after all, not mine, and you won't have a good time if you're not okay with how we're fishing.