Fort Morgan Cobia Fishing Charters

Get the most out of your time in southern Alabama and head to sea for 6 hours, battling it out with some prized fish. Within no time, you'll hit the productive fishing grounds, getting your lines wet as you target plenty of tough-fighting and delicious fish. Jack Crevalle, Kingfish, Cobia, Redfish, and Tripletail are just some of the sought-after creatures you'll be going after, so get ready for a thrilling and productive day out.

A full day reef trolling trip. Throughout the year different species will be in season. Depending on the season, we will try for Snapper, Trigger, Cobia, Shark, and Mackerel. The captain covers you for all the bait, license, tackle, as well as fish cleaning. The crew will do their absolute best to make sure you have an enjoyable day on the water. Bring your family and friends and let's go fishing.

On this trip, you'll be bottom fishing for Vermilion Snapper, Red Snapper, and Amberjack, and trolling for King Mackerel. The departure time will be 6:00 a.m. and the trip will last for 6 hours. Just bring the snacks and drinks of your choice and you'll be good to go.

Spend the day with Peacemaker Charters and let them show you what makes the fishing in Gulf Shores so memorable! With Captain Chase at the helm, you’re in knowledgeable and experienced hands. These waters are home to Skipjack Tuna, Sheepshead, Spani

This 6-hour trolling and bottom trip will target a limit of large Red Snapper in federal waters, as well as allow time to troll for King and Spanish Mackerel on the way in and out.

Starting May 24th, 2023. Red Snapper season will be open and we will be filling up the boat with these big, delicious, and aggressive reef fish. We can bring them home Fri-Mon. If you are not concerned with stocking your freezer we can also fish tues-thurs catch and release. We will catch other saltwater species as well such as Cobia, King Mackerel, and Grouper. We start the trip at a private dock, and shortly after introductions head south. It is about a 15-mile run to underwater reefs.