Mississippi Flounder Fishing Charters

When 4 hours of fishing just doesn't seem to satiate your fishing thirst, this is the trip for you. You'll have 5 hours of one-on-one with Redfish, Hammerhead Shark, Jack Crevalle, and of course, Cobia. See how many you can reel in, in the time you're on the water, and then try to beat that number the next time. The catch is dependent on the season.

FISH CLEANING FOR GRATUITY

A 6-hour trip is a great opportunity to test your angling skills and target many different species. A short run to the islands and the Louisiana marsh will put you on Tripletail, Cobia, Redfish, and who knows what else.

If you want to catch that morning bite, and spend a few more hours on the nearshore waters out of Mississippi, this is the trip for you! We’re after Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, TripleTail and Shark. The fishing equipment will be provided for you on board. All you need to bring is some sunscreen, some food and drinks, and off you go!

Travel nearshore, to the back bays, and river mouths and fish the beautiful Mississippi coast. You'll mostly target Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Seatrout.

Near Shore / Off Shore Captain Ben takes you on a fun and enjoyable fishing trip that will last for 6 hours. Fishing Nearshore, and Off-Shore, you can expect to chase Red-fish, Black-tip Shark, Mackerel, White and Speckle Trout as well other species "When In Season." The time of year determines which species is targeted for the day. The start time is negotiable, feel free to get in touch with the Captain and discuss any questions you may have.

Inshore fishing including the Islands chasing the more popular species!

This trip gives you a couple more hours to take advantage of a short run from the dock to target Speckled Trout, Redfish, Sheepshead, Flounder, White Trout and more. Big Bullreds, Jack Crevalle, and Sharks are all a possibilty on this trip if your lucky.

6 hours 4 passengers Target fish: Trout, Redfish, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Flounder, Shark, Jack Crevalle, Tripletail, Cobia, and other species near the barrier islands.

The barrier island and nearshore reef fishing trip is a great way to target popular gamefish and take in the natural beauty of those environments at the same time. Most of our nearshore reefs are in 8-15 feet of water and can host many different species. Fishing at the barrier islands is usually a shallow-water affair targeting speckled trout, redfish, white trout, flounder, and sometimes sharks on the sea grass flats and in the saltwater marshes.