Alabama Cobia Fishing Charters

Spend 5 hours offshore, fishing up to 9 miles out for Amberjack, Cobia (in season), Snapper, King and Spanish Mackerel, and more. All tackle, bait, and fishing licenses are included, just bring your enthusiasm for a day of exciting offshore action!

4-hour Turn & Burn trip. Red Snapper season in Alabama runs from May 23 to June 30, then on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays until the quota is met. In Florida, the season is open from June 1 to July 31, and on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays in September, October, and November.

Rise with the sun and meet up with Capt. Patrick to go after all the most popular local fish species. You can expect Flounder, Redfish, and Speckled Trout at the end of line, and if you go trolling, then both King and Spanish Mackerel are on the menu.

Spend 4 hours fishing inshore or nearshore, starting at 7:30 AM. Your captain provides all the necessary equipment, so all you need to bring are snacks and drinks to enjoy while the fun begins! Tripletail Cobia Snapper (Red) King Mackerel (Kingfish) Spanish Mackerel Sheepshead Flounder Redfish Spotted Seatrout

Spend a great morning on the water in and around the bays, canals, and beaches of Orange Beach and Perdido Key!Target Black Drum, Redfish, Trout, Flounder, and many more. Your fishing licenses and equipment are included in the price.

Spend a fantastic morning on the waters around the bays, canals, and beaches of Orange Beach and Perdido Key! Target Black Drum, Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and more. All fishing licenses and equipment are included.

All-Inclusive deep sea fishing trip. Catch lots of big saltwater fish. This is a 4-hour trip with lots of action. I provide bottled water, bait, rods, and reels. We can Leave from Dauphin Island, or Ft Morgan. No more than 6 People on the Boat

A great Introduction trip where we target what is biting.

Fishing up 9 miles off shore for Red snapper and trigger fish And reef dwelling saltwater fish. You will be fishing on reefs or around gas rigs these places hold lots of fish. The best thing about fishing in the Gulf? You never know what you’re going to catch next! This trip gives you plenty of time to dive into the saltwater action!

Rise with the sun and meet up with Capt. Mike to go after all the most popular local fish species. You can expect Flounder, Redfish, and Speckled Trout at the end of the line, and if you go trolling, then both King and Spanish Mackerel are on the menu.