Seasonality
King Mackerel (Kingfish) fishing in Grand Isle varies slightly throughout the year. High season is April to August. Low season is January to February and October to December. There is no closed season.
Grand Isle King Mackerel (Kingfish) Fishing Charters
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Top King Mackerel (Kingfish) Fishing in Grand Isle
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Grand Isle
Running angling trips out of Grand Isle, Southern Angler Fishing Charters invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Capt. Kevin will do his best to make sure you have a fun day full of fishing. He specializes in light tackle, heavy tackle, bott
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What anglers said about King Mackerel (Kingfish) Fishing in Grand Isle
William C.
Reviewed Full Day Trip
The best chart trip we’ve taken.
5/5
Captain Craig was a professional. He knows the water, the fish and the people he takes out. He started by asking our goals for the day and then greatly over delivered. Looking forward to another trip with him.
Jason P.
Reviewed Afternoon Bullred/Shark Trip
Great fishing trip in less than ideal conditions
5/5
John runs a great fishing charter. Communicates well, works hard to find the fish. We fished on a day that was not favorable due to high winds and less than ideal water temperatures but was still able to land a few monster Bullreds.
Christopher G.
Reviewed Trout & Snapper Combo
1st time to the area
5/5
We had a great experience with Captain John. Great communication, wealth of knowledge and worked his tail off. We let him take us to what was biting and we killed it. 30+ sheepshead.
Richard H.
Reviewed Inshore Trip - Morning or Afternoon
TRIP OF A LIFETIME (SO FAR)
5/5
I'm 75, my brother is 81. Don't infer that either of us is old and feeble. But spending a day on the water with Captain John took years off. We caught a lot of oversize reds, but since we weren't here to fill a freezer, that was okay. If your goal is to walk away with a lot of fish, then go to a fish market. But if you want to spend the day in the company of a true gentleman, then book a trip with Captain John Chauvin.
Adam B.
Reviewed 3 Person Fishing Trip – Inshore
Stellar trip, in lack luster weather.
5/5
Daryl made the trip. Weather was not ideal....mostly wind, but Captain Daryl worked his tail off to get us into fish. He was a patient and competent teacher. Our family loved the experience, we will definitely be back. Give Daryl a call and talk to him you'll quickly realize he's the real deal, Cajun fish master.
