Fishing Gulf Shores Alabama
Fishing Gulf Shores Alabama can be a fishing trip of a lifetime or just another day on the water. It all depends on what you’re wanting! At Blue Water Charters we understand that you should get the trip of your dreams and we are here to help you. If you’re wanting to hook into the true monsters of the sea – Tuna, Marlin, Mackerel, Wahoo, or Mahi Mahi we have the knowledge of the area to make it happen. What’s more, you can even bring the whole family and friends if you so desire. Whether off-shore or on an inshore charter fishing trip, there is a trip to please everyone! For a thrilling adventure within your personal budget, you’ll want an excursion fishing Gulf Shores Alabama.
To book your next fishing adventure…
Call Blue Water Charters today at: (251) 259-2644 OR (251) 753-4129
Feel Free To Check Out Our Alabama Fishing Calendar
Various fish depend on time of the year
If you seek a specific species of fish then you’ll want to know when they are mostly like to be in the Gulf Shores area. Every species in Gulf Shores has a specific run time. For instance, if you want to target YellowFin Tuna, you might think about booking for the summer. They gather in shallow waters when the waters are warmer. However, in the Gulf Shores area, many fish species are available year round. So you can either choose a specific species and book a trip or simply book your fishing trip for the best dates that work for you and there will be plenty of fishing available!
Click here to go ahead and take a look at the Alabama Fishing Calendar
Warm water in August and September
August, as well as September, are usually full of King Mackerel and Wahoo. With lots of fishing and perhaps fewer visitors in fall, you can choose when to fish or what to target. Whether you’re a novice or an angler with tons of experience, this can be the perfect time to explore the waters.
Plenty of fish during summer
Summer can be the best time for family adventures. If you want to target specific fish, you should book the charter early. Other summertime species may include:
- Amberjack
- Spanish mackerel
- Sailfish
Year round fishing
Throughout the year, many fish are available such as these:
- Grouper
- Red Drum
- Snapper
- Triggerfish
August and September have warm water
August, as well as September, are usually full of King Mackerel and Wahoo. With lots of fishing and perhaps fewer visitors in fall, you can choose when to fish or what to target. Whether you’re a novice or an angler with tons of experience, this can be the perfect time to explore the waters.
Private or shared charter
For a private charter, only the captain and your group will be on board. What you pay will depend on the number of hours you hire the vessel. For a shared charter, a fee is usually charged per person. To ensure you get the best value for your money, you’ll want to hire a comfortable vessel and a captain with successful previous experience.
Duration of trip
The fee for the fishing charter will depend on the length of your trip. Generally speaking, an inshore fishing charter can take 4-6 hours. It’s perfect for families and those who want to stay close to the shore. Equally important, this can be a great opportunity for beginners. Yet others may wish to spend up to 12 hours out on a longer excursion.
Determine your budget
The amount you pay will depend on the length of the charter, the number of people, the type of fishing, and the fishing vessel you use. Just like every opportunity, going with the cheapest option may not get you what you want. That said, you should be aware of what exactly you are purchasing when you book your next fishing adventure. Finally, you will want to make sure to get all the available information from the captain who is very knowledgeable about fishing the waters around Gulf Shore. You’ll be so glad you did!