Port Aransas Spanish Mackerel Fishing Charters

An 8-hour private charter. Spend a day in the Gulf of Mexico and have an offshore fishing adventure! During your eight hours, you'll have an opportunity to target possible Red Snapper, King Mackerel, Tuna, Amberjack, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Ling, depending upon the season and sea/weather conditions. The tackle and bait will be provided. Note: A possible fuel surcharge may be added when marine fuel prices rise. Please inquire.

8 Hour Private Charter- Spend a day in the Gulf of Mexico and have an offshore fishing adventure! Within the eight hours you'll have an opportunity to target possible Red Snapper, King Mackerel, Tuna, Amberjack, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo and Ling; depending upon the season and sea/weather conditions The tackle and bait will be provided. NOTE: Possible fuel surcharge may be added when marine fuel prices rise. Please inquire.

During snapper season, the 6-hour trip allows enough time to run about 25 miles offshore to target Red Snapper. If there is additional time left, you'll fish for King Mackerel, Sharks, Ling, and other near coastal fish.

Spend 8 hours out on the Port Aransas flats, fly fishing for some world-famous species such as Mackerel, Trout, Redfish, Tarpon, Sheepshead, and plenty more. Capt. Jeff will make sure you're decked out with top-notch saltwater fly fishing rods.

This is a half day trip that will primarily target red snapper during the federal season.

Have a great time targeting Kingfish, Cobia, sharks, Redfish, and Mangrove Snapper. State water Red Snapper is also available during the winter and fall. The captain provides all the fishing tackle,bait, and lures.

This trip will take place on our 22 ft Majek. Maximum attendants are 5. Fuel is included in the cost of this trip as well as bait.

This is a good trip for red snapper, trolling and a chance to catch ithwr bottom fish species.

It's a full day of fishing and fun. Sometimes you just want to be on the water the entire day.

9 nautical miles and further searching for some great eating fish. Snapper season opens June 1 and we have a lot of available dates to get on the water. There are several types of sharks along the coast we can look to catch however we will only catch and release due to the size of most Sharks caught.