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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!
Target a variety of inshore species such as Redfish, Trout, Snapper, Flounder, Sheepshead, Mackerel, and Grouper in the calm waters of the bay and Intracoastal waterway. Start time varies based on time of year.
Our most popular trip. We will see dolphins, big ships, and Historical Ft. Morgan from Mobile Bay the way Civil War blockade runners saw it. We will fish for Speckled Trout, Redfish, Mackerel, Speckled Trout, and Shark. Red Snapper season is open all of June and July, and I clean and pack all of your fish for free at the end of the trip. We can take up to 6 people total per trip.
This snapper trip is for the person that dont want to go offshore.
Our half day trips last 4 hours where we will target a variety of inshore fish. We will use live bait or artificial lures. Our trips are designed to accommodate from the most experienced anglers to the least experienced.
Three-hour trip fishing the nearshore oil rigs. We will target the species that are seasonally available. You'll be targeting what species have been most available.
In this trip we'll focus on mackerel in the gulf and snapper on the calm days and trout and redfish, and drum on the windy days.
Come catch some of the gulf coast best Red Snapper! This trip focuses on bringing back limits for red snapper we will travel up too 9 miles from shore targeting reefs and wrecks
The 2-hour trip is a great way to see if this kind of fishing is something you'll enjoy! It's perfect for the whole family to get out on the water, catch a few fish, and have a great time!
Red Snapper is the Gulf’s favorite reef fish, and Alabama is one of the best places to catch it. These bright red fighters stack up on reefs and wrecks just off the coast. They hit hard, taste great, and give new and seasoned anglers a fun, steady bite.
Most trips target Red Snapper by bottom fishing over structure. Captains use live bait like pilchards or pinfish, or cut bait and squid. Jigging also works well when fish hold tight to the reef. You will fish medium to heavy tackle with circle hooks to keep fish healthy and hookups solid.
Charters here run fast boats to nearshore and offshore reefs in calm weather windows. Runs are usually short, so you spend more time fishing and less time riding. This is a great choice for families, first-timers, and anyone who wants action. Bring sun protection, a hat, non-slip shoes, snacks, and a camera. Most crews provide rods, reels, bait, and tackle. Ask your captain what is included before you go.
Alabama’s artificial reef program creates huge Red Snapper habitat off Orange Beach and Gulf Shores. Dauphin Island boats reach reefs near the mouth of Mobile Bay and along nearby wrecks and oil rigs. Productive water stretches across the Mississippi–Alabama shelf, with natural ledges and patches of hard bottom that hold Snapper all summer.
Regulations for Red Snapper change and can differ in state and federal waters. Seasons, bag limits, and size limits may be updated during the year. Always check current Alabama and Gulf rules before your trip. Confirm whether your charter covers fishing licenses and any permits. Your captain will explain what you can keep and the best practices for safe release.
