Mississippi Red Snapper Fishing Charters

An 8-hour trip targeting the sough after Red Snapper and IF TIME permits, fishing for Shark, Bull Reds, Jacks, Mackerel and possibly Cobia and Tripletail. This trip will have you testing your angling skills!

Spend 4 hours fishing for whatever patrols the inshore waters, including Redfish and Trout. All of your gear is on board, except for live bait. Spend 4 hours fishing for Redfish, Trout, Flounder, and many other species.

You'll be fishing in the back bays, river mouths, and nearshore waters on the beautiful Mississippi coast, chasing primarily Redfish, Black Drum, Seatrout, and Sheepshead.

Targeting Red Snapper for at least 6 hours. You'll be wreck and bottom fishing using big fishing gear. This trip's available from June 1 to September. Call upon booking for seasonal availability

Fishing for red snapper a reef fish that is very delicious and only open for a short season. Majority of fishing is dropping over reefs with live or dead bait

A full day of fishing. This trip gives you a complete day of fishing beyond the barrier islands to catch Red Snapper bottom fishing over wrecks and structures. This trip will also include targeting other species such as King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Bonito, Cobia, and sharks.

We will steam 30 to 40 miles offshore to the red snapper grounds where we will target red snapper with a of myriad of tactics including drop down bait fishing, free lining, jigging, live baiting, and more. There is always the potential to catch other deeper water dwellers such as Mangrove Snapper, Cobia, Grouper, King Mackerel, Sharks, and many other species. After a limit of Red Snapper, the remaining time will be spent targeting other fish offshore or around the islands. Total 8-9 hours in length.

The 6 hours trips gives you the option to fish around our barrier islands like Ship and Horn Island. Weather permitting.

The 6-hour 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 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. In the cooler months, we will often remain inshore in our bays and bayous as many fish migrate inshore seasonally.

Our main target will be red snapper, chances of catching mangrove snapper, cobia, and other species aslo. I prefer 2-3 people for these trips especially if seqs will be ruff.