Welcome to Gulf Shores, Alabama Fishing Charters. We are conveniently located just 10 minutes east of Gulf Shores, in the city of Orange Beach. For almost 10 years, we have been Alabama's leader in family, Deep-Sea Fishing and Inshore Fishing Charters on the Alabama Gulf Coast. The laid back culture we have created in the Gulf Shores Fishing Charter business is one that is admired by families from across the world. Our deep-sea fishing trips and back bay fishing charters offer fishing enthusiasts, some of the best saltwater action in the Gulf of Mexico. Our Gulf Shores fishing charters usually surpasses all expectations when it comes to service and catching fish. At this time, we offer private fishing trips for groups of 1 to 6 people. That means only you and your family will be on the charter boat during your fishing trip. The price you pay is for the whole boat and is not the price, per person. Whether you are experienced fisherman or a novice fisherman with a family, we have the Gulf Shores charter fishing boat that is right for you. We make saltwater fishing trips fun and entertaining in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. You can relax with our experienced fishing guides on on some of the best maintained charter boats on the Alabama Gulf Coast. We are located at the Orange Beach Marina. Your family will love you for choosing us.
Our Gulf Shores fishing charters work smart and use innovative fishing techniques. Our Gulf Shores fishing charter company is different than other charters that fish our area. We use light tackle to fish with on most of our fishing trips. We believe in having a sustainable Gulf of Mexico fishery for everyone to enjoy. We love to eat fish as much as you do. We simply want you and your grandchildren to be able to catch these saltwater fish for years to come. We want you to keep all the fish you want. However, if you have no plans on consuming them, let us know so we can plan accordingly.
Gulf Shores Spring Break Fishing - Spring is the beginning of the Cobia season and Spring Break. This season begins with the annual migration during the second week of March and continues through the spring until the first of May. Cobia is an excellent sight fishing trip for the spring fishing season. The Spanish Mackerel are migrating in and the Redfish are moving out during this time of the year. We have a perfect combination fishing trip for you.
The way we look at charter fishing in Gulf Shores, Alabama, sets us apart from other charter boats that operate in the Gulf of Mexico. Your Alabama Fishing Guides grew up fishing the Alabama Gulf Coast. Our approach to saltwater fishing is taking to the waters like a storm. Our "Can-Do" spirit along with innovative fishing techniques makes our guide service the most popular and busiest along the entire Alabama Gulf Coast. Our charter fishing trips are about ensuring our guests catch fish and enjoy their experience on the gulf. Be sure to read about our inshore fishing guide here.
The Alabama gulf coast encompasses both offshore sportfishing and inshore species of fish that you can catch year-round on our Charter Boat.
Summer Fishing Season - The most popular charter fishing season is during the summer months. This is when families with kids are on vacation and we are in our busy season. It is also the time of the year when we have more stable summer weather patterns and almost constant calm waters. During the summer vacation, you can catch all of the saltwater species that are native to our waters. Summer months are especially good for catching offshore species like Red Snapper (season 6-1/8-14), White Snapper, Vermilion Snapper, Lane Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, Shark, Triggerfish, Grouper, Amberjack, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Cobia, White Marlin, Blue Marlin and Tuna. Inshore fish species like the Flounder, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Red Drum, Pompano, Ladyfish, Bluefish and Tripletail are also abundant during the summer vacation fishing season.
Gulf Shores Fall and Winter Fishing Fall of the year offers some great offshore big game fishing for White Marlin and Sailfish in addition to the bottom fishing or reef fishing that we have in Alabama. Offshore reef fish like the Red Snapper and Amberjack are closed but White Snapper, Vermilion Snapper, Triggerfish, Grouper, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel and Wahoo can all be caught during these fall months. During the fall, the waters are still warm and these magnificent game fish move in as close as 30 miles of the Alabama shoreline. Our inshore species like the Speckled Trout, White Trout, Sand Trout and Redfish become abundant during this season. Winter is an excellent time to catch Bull Reds offshore. They move in close about the first of November and stay plentiful until the early part of spring.
We understand how hard it is to find a family oriented fishing charter that meets all of your needs. With that in mind, we work hard to do the right thing, every time. With us, your happiness is guaranteed. Our balanced approach to deep-sea and inshore charter fishing in Gulf Shores, Alabama has made us the most popular attractions and things to do while on vacation. You get the benefit of fishing with the pro's.
Gulf Shores, Alabama is the center of the Alabama Gulf Coast. It is located at the southern tip of Baldwin County, Alabama and is home to over 5,000 full time residents and over 4.5 million vacationers each year. Whether you are here for your Alabama Spring Break, Summer Vacation or Fall and Winter escape, Gulf Shores offers you more. Even though Gulf Shores is the center of our coast line, many vacationers and tourist stay in nearby Orange Beach and Fort Morgan.
If you have any questions that we can answer in addition to the ones above, please visit our Gulf Shores Fishing Frequently Asked Questions. We promise to answer you quickly.
If you would like to inquire about one of our deep sea or inshore fishing charters, please fill out our online fishing reservations form and we will respond quickly.
You may also call Captain Troy Frady at 251.975.8111 or email us via our contact form.
Please visit Orange Beach Fishing Charters for more information about inshore fishing and tuna fishing.