Mobile Bay Fishing Charters

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Mobile Bay: 69 fishing charters available

Reel Gypsy Fishing
Reel Gypsy Fishing
 
State licensed

Dauphin Island • 25 ft • 3 people

If you’re here to experience fishing on the Alabama Coast, look no further than Reel Gypsy Fishing. Captain Nick will be your guide, offering years of sportfishing experience. These waters are known for Speckled Trout, Spotted Seatrout, Redfish, Flo

"I have fished with guides all over the world and Nick ranks up there with the best of the best." —⁠ Marc,
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trips fromUS $500
 
State licensed

Gulf Shores • 24 ft • 5 people

Make the most of your time in Gulf Shores and go fishing with Red Eye Charters. Having logged many hours on these tides, our Captains can tell you all about the local fishery. Around here, fishing is popular for Kingfish, Redfish, Speckled Trout, Blacktip

"My 9 year old son wanted to go ocean fishing while on Spring Break in gulf Shores." —⁠ Terrence,
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trips fromUS $350
 
Federally permitted

Fort Morgan • 24 ft • 4 people

If you’re in the market for a day to remember, look no further than Off The Hook Charters. Our captain has a passion for fishing and loves helping families make great memories out on the water. These waters are known for Red Snapper, Spanish Mackere

"Captain Sawyer worked very hard to put us on some good fish!" —⁠ Daaron,
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trips fromUS $350
 
State licensed

Fort Morgan • 21 ft • 4 people

Easy Livin Charters says it in the name. Striving for an easy livin and fun experience, they offer to show you a memorable time in these inter-coastal and nearshore waters. Come on aboard with Capt. Tim, whose main priority is to get you on some fish. Exp

"This was our first fishing adventure — and it couldn’t have been more perfect." —⁠ Rebecca,
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trips fromUS $275
Trick'em Charters 2
Trick'em Charters 2
 
State licensed

Gulf Shores • 24 ft • 6 people

If you’re ready to get hooked on fishing in Gulf Shores, we’ve got you covered with Trick’em Charters 2. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Patrick roped in his father, Captain Mike’s experience, to tell you all about

"Patrick was a great guide. We only did the short 2 hour trip but caught a variety of fish." —⁠ Suzanne,
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trips fromUS $350
Reel Fishin' Charters 2 – Captain Jordan
Reel Fishin' Charters 2 – Captain Jordan
 
State licensed

Fort Morgan • 21 ft • 5 people

Spend the day with Reel Fishin’ Charters and get hooked on fishing in Gulf Shores! With Captain Jordan at the helm, you’ll have a knowledgeable and experienced guide. These waters are known for Cobia, Pompano, Flounder, Lane Snapper, Red Snapp

"The weather wasn’t compliant with our booking. The Captain moved us to the next day , but again the weather didn’t comply ." —⁠ Keith,
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trips fromUS $350
Gulf Coast Charters
Gulf Coast Charters
 
State licensed

Gulf Shores • 24 ft • 6 people

The most unique and addictive angling in the world can be found in the Gulf and back bay waters of Alabama, and Gulf Coast Charters are giving you the opportunity to explore it for yourself. They target a wide variety of fish including Speckled Trout, Flo
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trips fromUS $400
Whistlin Waters Guided Fishing
Whistlin Waters Guided Fishing
 
State licensed

Fort Morgan • 24 ft • 6 people

If you're ready to try fishing in Fort Morgan, look no further than Whistlin Waters Guided Fishing. With Captain Scott Kennedy at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience. Depending on the season, you might hook into Redfi

"Had a great time fishing with captain Scott. He took us to some less wind affected spots on a super windy day and got our whole group on redfish." —⁠ Zachary,
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trips fromUS $350
 
State licensed

Fort Morgan • 22 ft • 6 people

Reel Fishin’ Charters offers exciting trips in and around Orange Beach, Florida. Join Captain Ricky and allow him to show you around this rich fishery. Whether it’s a trip close to the shore, some bottom fishing action, or trolling, your rod b

"Rick and Stephanie were amazing! My dad has COPD and is on full time oxygen." —⁠ Dustin,
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trips fromUS $350
Shields Charter Service
Shields Charter Service
 
State licensed

Fort Morgan • 24 ft • 6 people

If you’re in the market for a day to remember, look no further than Shields Charter Service. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Jason can tell you all about them. Depending on the season, you might hook into Jack Crevalle, Sheepshead,

"Captain did a great job turning a windy weather day into a good morning of a quick fishing trip." —⁠ Meagan,
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trips fromUS $345
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Fishing in Mobile Bay

Does your dream angling adventure involve hooking plenty of tasty table fare? Then embarking on a Mobile Bay fishing trip is a must! This shallow inlet is protected from the Gulf of Mexico by a chain of barrier islands, and its marshy, reef-filled waters are bustling with world-famous fish. 
 
One thing’s for certain – you’ll want to bring along a cooler when casting a line here! Mobile Bay is home to that unbeatable inshore trio of Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. These fish are fun to catch and even better to eat. Using light tackle to hook these species is a popular technique throughout Alabama, and will also see you reeling in Mackerel and Tripletail.
 
It’s not the only way to cast a line, though. The bay is also home to bottom fishing favorites – Snapper and Grouper species. You’ll find them lurking around the reefs just a few miles from the bay’s shore. See what we mean about tasty table fare?
 
Mobile Bay’s fishery has long been a popular hotspot for families, newbies, and experienced anglers alike, and this is reflected in the trips on offer here. A half day excursion is the perfect introduction to these waters, and will generally see you returning to land with a full cooler. Full day adventures give you the chance to cover more ground, hit both the reefs and marshes, and stock the cooler with even more fish!
 
There are a variety of departure points dotted all around Mobile Bay, and you’ll find charter boats launching out of every one. The majority of captains, however, are docked along the barrier islands, with Dauphin Island, Fort Morgan, and Gulf Shores being especially popular. On the mainland? Head to Fairhope, Daphne, or Mobile. 

 

Rules & Regulations

If you’re casting off on board a local Mobile Bay fishing charter, your fishing license will be covered for you. Your captain will also be able to advise you on local bag and size regulations when it comes to your target catch.

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Mobile Bay Fishing Seasons

January

Start your year off in the right way and sight fish the bay’s shallow waters around Mobile and the barrier islands. You’ll find plenty of Redfish and Spotted Seatrout on offer as they bask in the cooler waters!

February

The waters remain cool, which means an increase of Redfish and Spotted Seatrout in the bays and shallows. Flounder start to show up, too.

March
This is the month to visit if you want to hook Sheepshead, as well as trophy-sized Redfish! Flounder and Speckled Trout can be found in abundance in the flats and shallows.
 
April

April is all about Redfish and Speckled Trout, from “keeper”-sized table fare to seriously huge trophy fish! Sheepshead fishing remains excellent, and the first Tripletail start to make an appearance.

May

May is when things start to really heat up – both on land and in the water! You’ll find Speckled Trout, huge Redfish, and tasty Flounder on offer in the shallows. Slightly further out, the first Mackerel appear.

June

The weather continues to heat up, and so does the fishing – June often marks the start of Red Snapper season! Other Snapper and Grouper species can be found by the reefs, and inshore fishing stays strong.

July

If you’re lucky, this is when you might experience the famous “jubilee”! Even without this phenomenon, July fishing in the bay is magical, with Mackerel, Specks, Redfish, Flounder, Grouper, and Snapper all on offer.

August

If you can handle the scorching temperatures, August is the perfect time to hook Speckled Trout, Tripletail, and tasty Mackerel species. School’s out, so the waters are usually bustling with families and budding anglers!

September
Flounder are available year round in Mobile Bay, but fall is when they start to really shine, with huge fish being found in the shallows. Why not talk to your captain about Flounder gigging and try something different?
 
October

The weather is starting to cool off by now, but the bay’s fishing is still hot! Flounder fishing in the shallows remains excellent, Bull Redfish can be found cruising the marshes around Mobile, and reef fishing is plentiful.

November

November sees a resurgence of angling opportunities, with Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, and Sheepshead all showing up in droves, thanks to the cooler temperatures! 

December

Treat yourself to the best Christmas present possible, and explore Mobile Bay in the winter! The waters are cooler and much quieter when it comes to your fellow anglers – however, there’s still plenty of fish on offer.

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