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We will be fishing for inshore saltwater fish such as Speckled Trout, Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead and Flounder Please check with the captain if there is an extra fuel surcharge for offshore trips.
Traveling with a friend or partner who doesn't want to fish? Captain Tommy's lodge accommodates 4 people, so book this package for your group. The price covers lodging for 4 people prior to the trip and fishing for 3 people the following day. Please note, only 3 people can join Capt. Tommy aboard his boat at one time. If you want to change the number of people coming to the trip, it must be reported to the captain when it comes to the lodging trips.
We will be fishing the Louisiana Gulf Coast. In the mornings, you get to see our marshes, which are estuaries for all kinds of life. We usually travel down the Mississippi River and back up in the afternoon. We catch bait in the morning using cast nets and Sabikis. We then venture out to our oil rigs and will use different fishing techniques for different times of the year. We mainly target Yellowfin Tuna but can target other species too.
March and April is spawning season for Sheepshead. I day of fishing would be running to the rigs first thing that morning catching 40-50 sheepshead then tuning inshore and finishing the day targeting Redfish.
Headout for all day actionpacked hours of offshore fishing with a local pro! You'll go after a variety of monster game fish including Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Swordfish, Grouper, and Red Snapper. All of your gear, as well as bottled water, is provided but you will want to bring other snacks and drinks to keep you going all day. You'll also need to make sure to pick up a fishing license before your trip. FUEL IS NOT INCLUDED, it may fluctuate based on market price as well as mileage ($800- $1400)
Short afternoon trip. Summer time bird action. Marsh fishing for reds etc
This charter is about a 10-hour trip where you will head offshore to target Yellowfin Tuna and other species as you may come across them. Fuel and tip not included in price.
Overnight trip to the Auger Available
**** Trip is plus fuel***** ****Deck hands work for**** **** tips only***20% typical** This is a full day 12 hour Offshore charter on a fully loaded 36' yellowfin. We will be heading deep to fish for Giant Yellowfin Tuna, Blackfin Tuna,swordfish, red snapper ans mahi mahi. Please brimg a good attitide and be ready to bring home some serious meat! An average trip can bring in 100s of pounds of fish. We also have lodging please inquire via message at time.of booking.
Offshore fishing in Louisiana, United States puts you on fast action in the Gulf of Mexico. Nutrient-rich river water and countless oil rigs create strong food chains. That means steady bluewater bites within a reasonable run from the dock.
Anglers come for Yellowfin Tuna and Blackfin Tuna, plus Wahoo and Mahi Mahi. Billfish like Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish, and Swordfish roam the edges. Around the rigs, expect Red Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, Cobia, and Barracuda when in season.
Captains often troll baits and lures along weed lines and current edges for pelagics. Chunking, which means drifting cut bait, is a proven Tuna tactic. Many crews stop at nearshore rigs to catch live bait, then run deeper. Bottom fishing at platforms produces Snapper and Grouper with heavy tackle.
Trips range from full day to longer offshore runs. Seas can be choppy, so bring motion sickness remedies if needed. Crews welcome beginners and families, and they coach every step. Pack sun protection, non-slip shoes, snacks, and a camera. Most boats provide tackle, bait, and safety gear. Expect an early start and a fast ride to the grounds.
Top launch points include Venice, Grand Isle, Port Fourchon, and Cocodrie. Venice offers quick access to bluewater and many productive rigs. Grand Isle and Fourchon open the door to platforms, rips, and roaming Tuna. Western bays near Cocodrie also feed steady offshore action.
Before your trip, check state and federal rules for licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits. Offshore species may fall under different regulations than inshore fish. Seasons can change each year, so confirm what is open. Your captain will guide you, but final responsibility rests with each angler.
The Redfish bite is stellar as ever, making it a very busy time for fishing guides all around the country. With schooling Bull Reds in clear water, nothing less can be expected.
