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Fishing Seasons
Grand Isle Fishing Seasons
January
February
The Tuna bite remains strong in the cold winter waters, with both Blackfin and Yellowfin Tuna reaching impressive sizes. Inshore, Redfish and Speckled Trout are being caught in coastal marshes.
March
March is the last month of 'winter' fishing in Grand Isle, La. But don't let that put you off. Whether you're going offshore to tangle with Wahoo and Tuna or searching for Trout on the inshore flats, there's always something biting.
April
May
June
The hot trolling bite just gets better and better. Meanwhile, you can expect Federal Red Snapper season to open at this time of year, letting you keep these tasty bottom fish that live within range of shorter day trips.
July
There's one thing everyone's talking about in July: the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo. This tournament has been happening ever since 1928 and is just as fun to watch as it is to take part in. Will you catch a Silver King?
August
The weather is hot. but that doesn't put off the fish. Blue Marlin come within easy reach, while various types of Snapper and Amberjack are making fishing a tasty treat. Inshore, Trout, Redfish, and Flounder are on the cards.
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What People Are Saying About Grand Isle
"Half Day Trip with Capt. Austin "
If you are bringing kids make sure they have access to a dock, crab traps, and a cast net.
"Half Day trip with Captain Sam!"
Watch the surf conditions, tides, and mostly the wind! Patrick
"Grand Isle 8/25/2018 "
We left the dock around 6am stopped at hot spot #1 loaded the boat with specks, then went out to play with some bull reds. Fighting the monsters with light tackle is a blast. We caught 4 and had one pop the line at the boat. Couldn't have been a better trip for us. We wanted a trout to take home and have the drag squeal a few times and that's what we got.
"Fishing with Daryl"
Fishing in Grand Isle is not a slam dunk if you do not know the area. Get a good guide.