Alabama Red Snapper Fishing Charters

Our near shore snapper trips are perfect for the angler that doesn't want a two hour boat ride to the fish! We stay within 9 miles of shore, usually about a 20 minute ride and we are fishing!

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!

On this excursion, you and the crew will be chasing Gulf Red Snapper! This hard-fighting reef fish can be found offshore, on a variety of structure, and will definitely give you the fight you're looking for. It makes for a phenomenal meal as well!

Flexible times, to fit your schedule. Get out there and get it done. This charter is perfect if you want to just get out there and get dinner for the family, or your group of friends. You catch, we clean and you enjoy! This charter is perfect, if you want to just get out there, see a some sights and.

This trip we will be fishing Gulf Red Snapper! These reef fish can be found in the Gulf on various types of structure and will definitely give you plenty of excitement.

Will be fishing for any inshore species that are in season. if they conditions permit, we will run offshore to the nearshore rigs and catch Spanish mackerel, king, mackerel, spadefish, mangrove, snapper, etc. if we fish insure, we will catch redfish, speckled, trout, white, trout, fonder, etc..

This trip targets Red Snapper in state waters out to nine miles. We fish a variety of structure including oil rigs, public reefs and our own private reefs.

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!

We target inshore fish such as speckled trout, redfish, and flounder. If the conditions allow we go nearshore for snapper and and other species