Mobile Redfish Fishing Charters

The captain's 6-hour inshore trips consist of fishing around Mobile Bay and the surrounding rivers for Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, Tripletail, Sheepshead, etc. All of his inshore trips are run out of Weeks Bay boat launch near Fairhope, Al., but other pickup locations for Gulf Shores, Ft. Morgan / Dauphin Island can be arranged if conditions allow.

This trip is for the more experienced anglers ready to spend the day on the gulf. Not recommended for children.

Your lines will be in the water after about half an hour of traveling to the best fishing spot. Most trips will start with catching live bait – please let the captain know before your trip if you'd prefer for this to be purchased beforehand. The species you'll target depend on the season, and may include Jack Crevalle, Kingfish, Amberjack, Cobia, Redfish, Tripletail, and whatever else is biting. When you return to the marina, your captain will clean your catch.

This trip is packed full of fun and lots of action for enthusiasts who wants as much fun on the water as yiu can get. Don't forget the sunscreen on this trip .

We leave from Dauphin Island Marina or pick up at Fort Morgan. Licenses, bait, ice, and bottled water are supplied. Trips are available 7 days a week when weather permits. Six customers is the legal limit for a trip.

Wanting to spend more time on the water? This is a good option to target more fish and fish more spots. We will target several different species depending on whats in season. Departure time can vary based on season.

This is a great option for families that are looking for a fun day of fishing! We will tylically stay in calm protected waters chasing fish in and around marshes surrounding Mobile Bay.

A half-day charter either inshore or nearshore depending on the weather and season.

This trip is doe the ones who can fish all day long! Top water, artificial,live bait, much more.

Six hours gives us room to operate instead of react. Tides shift, wind changes, and patterns develop through the morning. The Extended Window allows us to adjust, relocate if needed, and work more than one approach without rushing decisions. It’s not just extra time — it’s added flexibility and higher probability. For most anglers, this is the smart balance between efficiency and control.