If you want to target a
specific species of fish
then
I will direct my efforts
toward catching that
fish.
Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, Tripletail Etc.
Most of the
time my clients want to target the big "bull' Redfish. Sometimes
the Redfish are
biting, other times the Speckled Trout are biting, but I will
try to get you what you
want, the more fishing
experience you have, the more fish
you will catch and the more
fishing spots we can explore. Most of the time we come back to
the dock with an ice chest full of both, Redfish and Speckled
Trout, and why not some Flounder, White Trout, or Tripletail too!
Creel limit for Redfish in Mississippi
waters is 3 per person and the
slot is 18" to 30 ". You may keep only 1 over 30" but it will go
toward your limit of 3.
Creel limit for Speckled Trout
in Mississippi waters is 15 per person and minimum
length 15".
Creel limit for Flounder in
Mississippi waters is 15 per person and minimum length
12".
Creel limit for Tripletail in Mississippi waters is 3 per person and minimun length
13"
Cobia
If you want a
thrilling experience
plan now to take
advantage of the
mighty Cobia,
also known as the
“lemon fish”. As
experienced charter
captains our boats will
know how to navigate
the
coastal waters of
Mississippi to
increase your chance
of hooking this most
popular game fish as
it seeks out warming
water temperatures.
We know
that structures such
as markers, oil
rigs, ships, and
even other large
fish, often serve as
places where the
cobia can feel
protected. Your
captain will
keep a keen eye
around these
favorite haunts to
help you hook one of
these ferocious
fighters. You will
have a game fishing
experience to
remember and tasty
cobia steaks to take
home.
Cobia are good game
fish and weigh an
average twenty to
forty pounds, but
some of the big
bruisers weigh as
much one hundred
pounds, with sixty
pounds and up being
considered a big
catch. This muscular
fish, which is often
mistaken for a shark
by even experienced
anglers, can put up
quite a fight. The
action begins with a
hit and then the
line starts
screaming off the
reel. Your
captain
will be sure you
have the appropriate
tackle and gear for
the anticipated
challenge of reeling
in this hard
fighting fish. Then
use caution bringing
the cobia on board
as it has seven to
ten spines along its
back that normally
lie down, but
protrude when the
fish is threatened
and can produce
severe injury to an
unsuspecting angler.
This is another time
when you will
appreciate the
experience of your
captain and first
mate.
Creel limit for
Cobia in Mississippi
waters is 2 per
person and minimun
length 33"
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