Seasonality
Bluefish fishing in Perdido Key varies moderately throughout the year. High season is May to October. Low season is January to February and November to December. There is no closed season.
Perdido Key Bluefish Fishing Charters
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Top Bluefish Fishing in Perdido Key
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6 Hour Trip – Inshore/Nearshore
Anglers looking to go after a particular species rather than just trying to see what's biting will find this trip to be the perfect option for them. Giving yourself some extra time will allow you to cover a larger area and battle some excellent fish. You'll fish inshore or nearshore depending on what you want to go for, where the fish are, and sea conditions. You could catch Trout, Redfish, Sheepshead, Cobia (in season), Mackerel, and more on this trip. A 15-20% tip is customary.
Instant Confirmation
Price for up to 2 people
US $800
6 Hour Inshore Trip
On this trip, you will target Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Flounder, Grouper, and Jack Crevalle. Your captain will provide you with new fishing equipment and fresh water, but feel free to bring a cooler with other beverages and snacks. As the catch is guaranteed, get ready to reel in your next meal!
Price for up to 2 people
US $700
6 hour trip
+6
Visit the flats of Santa Rosa Sound and experience some of the richest fishing spots the area has to offer. Depending on your preference you'll be able to target species Flounder, Trout, Redfish, and others. If the weather permits, get out to Gulf in pursuit of Mackerel and Snapper.
Instant Confirmation
Price for up to 4 people
US $775
Elberta
5 Hour Trip – Inshore Seasonal (PM)
Bring anyone you like and have a trip to remember! If you don't feel like pulling a Shrimp net first, Captain Jason will take you to the fishing spots right away. You can make your fishing adventure even better by watching dolphins, cruising around, or exploring nature. Let the captain know what you'd like to do on your trip and he'll do his best to provide a memorable time on the water!
Price for up to 6 people
US $750
Gulf Shores
Into to Deep Sea Fishing AM
+8
Thinking about a deep sea fishing charter but not quite ready to commit a full day or a couple thousand dollars to it just yet? Our intro to Deep Sea Fishing is the perfect way to try it out. We fish just like an offshore charter and catch plenty of fish. But you will be back to the dock before lunch and still have some money in your pocket to enjoy on the rest of your vacation. We can only keep snapper Monday through Friday.
Price for up to 6 people
US $800
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What anglers said about Bluefish Fishing in Perdido Key
Bob K.
Reviewed 6 Hour Trip (AM) – Inshore
Awesome Trip
5/5
Caption Jake put us on the fish we cought are limit of ren snapper and a few other species. I would definitely recommend this trip. We will be going back again.
Kathryn R.
Reviewed 4 Hour Trip (PM) – Inshore
Great time, core memories!
5/5
Our two boys ages 8 and 5 had a great afternoon with Captain Jake. He was so patient with them and they had so much fun.
Greg H.
Reviewed 6 Hour Trip (AM) – Inshore
Captain Jake
5/5
Jake was knowledgeable, smart, accommodating, and over all super cool and nice. We've been fishing on charters off the emerald coast from Destin to Gulf Shores for close to 30 years, Jake made a great impression and I fully plan to book with him again next summer. Haven't met a genuine guy and captain like that in several years. 20 stars out of 10
Leonard N.
Reviewed 4 Hour Trip (PM) – Inshore
Fantastic
5/5
Captain Clay definitely knows his trade! He worked so hard making sure our family had a wonderful experience on our chatrter. He even allowed us extra time on the water until we had each pulled in some fish.
Robert W.
Reviewed 4 Hour Trip (AM) – Inshore
Mackerel were on point today!
5/5
Filled the bucket with mackerel - and grilled them that night. Captain Clay found several spots, and we came up with something each time, but mackerel was the big hitter today! Even hit live bait dragging temporarily in the water!
Thanks, Captain Clay!