Seasonality
Skipjack fishing in Perdido Key varies slightly throughout the year. High season is January to February and November to December. Low season is May to August. There is no closed season.
Perdido Key Skipjack Fishing Charters
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Top Skipjack Fishing in Perdido Key
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Half Day Trip (AM) 5 hour
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We troll out to the area where we will reef fish. It's possible to catch anything from King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Blackfin Tuna, Cobia, and more while trolling 12 miles out to the reef, where we will drift line and drop line fish for Snapper, Amberjack, Trigger and more. On this trip you can expect your time to be split quite evenly between trolling and reef fishing. When in season, you'll even target the famed Red Snapper! Departure times may vary, so please contact the Captain to confirm.
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Price for up to 6 people
US $1,250
3/4 Day Trip – Red Snapper
+8
Have you always wanted to reel in an impressively-sized Red Snapper? Join Capt. Joseph for this trip that will see you trying out a variety of techniques to land a trophy-sized catch! You'll be decked out with top-of-the-line rods, reels, and tackle, as well as bait to entice your dream Snapper. Your fishing license is also included.
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Price for up to 8 people
US $1,800
6 HR FEDERAL OFFSHORE
+5
You will be fishing in federel waters. Past 9 miles offshore. You will be targeting quality offshore species listed above. Fish that fight hard for sure. Well do some trolling some bottom fishing lots of diffrent styles of fishing. Anywhere from 12 to 25 miles out. Red snapper, Mingo Snapper, Amberjack Trigger fish. King mackerel, Cobia, Grouper Scamp barrcuda Mahi Mahi. Join us on this amazing adventure!!!!
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Price for up to 6 people
US $1,150
5 hour inshore trip
+5
Anglers new to the sport looking for a great taste of the local fishery will find this trip perfect for them. You will fish the local inshore and nearshore waters along the beach and the back bay, up to 3 miles from the shore depending on the sea conditions and where the fish are. Possible catches include Speckled Trout, Redfish, Mackerel, Sheepshead, and others. A 15-20% tip is customary.
Price for up to 2 people
US $700
6 Hour Trip – Bottom Fishing (AM)
+7
The price for this trip covers up to 10 people, more than 10 ppl add 200 person afterwards. No more than 20 ppl. We will target Red Snapper while in season and many other species the local waters have to offer.
We do have a deck hand that works for gratuity in which we ask 18-20% and fish cleaning is free.
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Price for up to 10 people
US $2,000
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What anglers said about Skipjack 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!