Biloxi Fishing Charters
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"I brought my father to go fishing, and Captain Tad was very knowledgeable of the area." — Heath,

"We cannot say enough about our experience with Captain Chad." — Stephanie,

"Family trip to the coast was made even better with our fishing adventure!" — Kara,

"Captain Nathan was great! Fishing was a little slow, Captain Nathan worked hard to try and get us on fish, we had some success but Captain Nathan did not want to give up, he wanted all in the boat to have a Fish On, he literally went the extra mile to one last spot, even going past our allotted finish time to get some fish." — Jeff,

"Captain Conor is by far one the best, if not the best family friendly captain to charter." — Mark,

"Had a solid trip with this charter. The crew was knowledgeable and worked hard to put us on fish." — Conor,

"the capt was a very nice and helpful person to be your guide." — Mathew,

"We did a two day trip with them. Always remember this is a fishing trip not a catching trip." — Bradley,

"I cannot even describe how amazing and delightful Captain Andrew was!" — Tori,

"My wife and I went out on a 6 hour guide with Angela and had such a great time!" — Sean,
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Biloxi Fishing Seasons
January
Head to the Biloxi Marsh, and you won't regret it! Bull Reds are the main prize, but you can also bet on Speckled Seatrout, and Flounder. Mirror the fish's metabolism, and move your lures slowly.
February
Sheepshead are said to be the safest choice this month, but Specks are also great to catch. Reds and Flounder still put up a fight. Out in the open, there's a real mixed bag – Tuna, Gag Grouper, and big Wahoo.
March
If the weather's rough, stay close to the artificial reefs, and catch Black Drum and Sheepshead. On a sunny day, oil rigs some 30 miles offshore are a good spot for King Mackerel and Cobia.
April
Go out on a full day charter, and try to land King Mackerel. Cobia put up a great fight and lurk in deeper waters. Meanwhile, closer to the shore, start sight-fishing for Tripletail and Speckled Seatrout.
May
Rod-bending action with bull Reds takes place in May! You can also land Specks and Pompano. Further out, you can get Cobia, Shark, Jacks, and Spanish Mackerels.
June
Big names are biting in June! The annual Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic is the place to be! Pompano peak in summer, and Amberjack follow close. It's time for Red Snapper, too!
July
Yellowfin Tuna swim in deeper waters, making a multi-day trip a must! Mid-summer can also yield a solid Wahoo catch, or even better, Blue Marlin! Strong Cobia bite still. Inshore, you can catch Tarpon.
August
There's only one way to go when inshore: Biloxi Marsh, with Redfish galore! Another worthy adversary swims further off coast: Blue Marlin can be caught on longer charter trips. Red Snapper is catch and release only.
September
The waters are still warm, and Sheepshead start biting. Black Drum and Flounder can be found in these waters, and bull Redfish can be caught using your best light tackle skills.
October
Speckled Seatrout and Reds just don't give up! Stay inshore and fill your bags with these tasty fish. Find a charter with wade fishing option, and get those boots working.
November
When the temperature drops, Black Drum gang up and Sheepshead also rise in numbers. Find inshore structure and get ready for excellent action on light tackle. Don't be surprised if you encounter bull Reds!
December
A Tuna fishing trip is a great early Christmas present! Blackfin Tuna or Mangrove Snapper are found around the reefs, as are tasty Gag and Scamp Grouper.