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Ready to wet a line and feel that tug on your rod? Our 3-hour inshore trip in Orange Beach is perfect for anglers of all levels looking to score some of the Gulf's most prized catches. Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned pro, we've got everything you need for a morning of fish-filled fun. No need to stress about gear or licenses – we've got you covered. Let's hit the water and see what's biting!
As we push off from the dock, you'll feel the salt air on your face and the excitement building. Our seasoned captains know these waters like the back of their hand, and they're itching to put you on the fish. We'll cruise through the backwaters, targeting honey holes where the fish are known to hang out. You might find yourself casting near oyster beds, grass flats, or channel edges – each spot offering a chance at different species. The beauty of inshore fishing is the variety – one minute you could be battling a hard-fighting redfish, the next you're finessing a flounder from the bottom. And don't worry if you're new to this – our guides are patient teachers who love nothing more than seeing a beginner reel in their first big catch.
We keep things simple but effective on our inshore trips. Depending on what's biting, we might use live bait like shrimp or mullet, or switch it up with artificial lures. You'll learn to work a popping cork for redfish, jig for flounder, or bottom fish for black drum. Our gear is top-notch and well-maintained, so you can focus on the fishing, not fiddling with equipment. We'll show you how to cast, set the hook, and play your fish like a pro. By the end of the trip, you'll have some new skills under your belt and, hopefully, a cooler full of fish to show for it.
Redfish: These copper-colored bruisers are the crown jewels of inshore fishing. Known for their distinctive spot near the tail, redfish put up a great fight and are a blast to catch on light tackle. They love to hang around structure and will often give you a run for your money, peeling line off your reel. Fall is prime time for bull reds, but we catch them year-round in Orange Beach.
Red Snapper: When in season, these tasty bottom-dwellers are a favorite target. With their bright red scales and fierce fight, pulling up a big snapper is always a thrill. They're typically found near reefs and structure, and the bite can be hot during the summer months. Remember, we can only keep them during specific seasons, but they're always fun to catch and release.
Southern Flounder: Masters of camouflage, flounder are a prized catch for their delicate flavor. These flatfish require a different approach – we'll teach you the subtle art of detecting their light bite and the quick hook-set needed to land them. Fall is the best time to target flounder as they move to deeper waters, but we can find them year-round if you know where to look.
Bluefish: These toothy predators are fast, aggressive, and a blast to catch. Bluefish often travel in schools, so when you find them, the action can be non-stop. They're known for their powerful runs and sharp teeth, so handle with care! Spring and fall are typically the best times to target blues in our area.
Black Drum: Cousins to the redfish, black drum are another inshore favorite. They can grow to impressive sizes and offer a great fight on light tackle. You'll often find them rooting around on the bottom, so we'll use techniques to entice them to bite. Black drum are available year-round, but the fishing really heats up in the spring.
There's nothing quite like the feeling of your line going tight and your rod bending over – especially when you're fishing the rich waters of Orange Beach. Our 3-hour inshore trip is the perfect way to experience the thrill of coastal fishing without breaking the bank or taking up your whole day. Whether you're looking to put some fish in the cooler or just enjoy a morning on the water, we've got you covered. With all gear provided and our expert guides at the helm, all you need to bring is your sense of adventure (and maybe a snack or two). Don't let another season slip by without wetting a line – book your Orange Beach inshore trip now and get ready to make some fishing memories that'll last a lifetime. The fish are waiting – are you ready to catch 'em?
Black drum are the bulldogs of our inshore waters. These powerful fish can range from 5-30 pounds, with some monsters topping 50 pounds. You'll find them around oyster beds, pier pilings, and in deeper holes of our bays. Spring is prime time when they school up to spawn. Anglers enjoy the strong, dogged fight of a big drum. They're not the prettiest fish, but they make up for it with pure power. Fresh crab or shrimp are top baits. Here's a local trick: listen for their distinctive croaking sound to locate a school. When you hook one, be ready for a stubborn battle. Smaller drum under 15 pounds are good eating, but larger ones can be tough and wormy. Either way, black drum offer a unique angling experience in our waters.

Bluefish are the speedsters of our inshore waters. These aggressive fighters usually run 2-5 pounds but can top 20 pounds. You'll find schools of blues chasing bait in the surf, inlets, and around jetties. They're most active in spring and fall when water temps are moderate. Anglers love the fast-paced action when a school is blitzing - it's like a feeding frenzy. Blues will hit just about any lure, but metal spoons or topwater poppers work great. Watch out for those razor-sharp teeth when unhooking them! Here's a local tip: if you see birds diving, there's a good chance blues are driving bait to the surface. Head that way for some exciting fishing. While not the best table fare, smaller blues can be tasty when prepared right.

Red snapper are the crown jewels of our Gulf fishery. These deep-water beauties are known for their vivid red color and tasty white meat. Most keeper snapper run 5-10 pounds, but they can grow up to 35 pounds or more. You'll find them hanging around reefs, wrecks, and rocky bottom in 60-300 feet of water. Late spring through summer is prime snapper season when regulations allow harvest. Anglers love the hard-pulling fight as you winch these fish up from the depths. Fresh-cut bait like cigar minnows works great. Here's a local tip: when you hook one, reel fast and steady to get it away from the structure. Red snapper make for some of the best eating around - mild, sweet fillets that are hard to beat. Just be sure to check current regulations before your trip.

Redfish are a favorite inshore species here in Orange Beach. These copper-colored fighters typically run 20-30 inches and put up a great battle on light tackle. You'll find them prowling the shallows - we're talking 1-4 feet of water around oyster beds, grass flats, and mangroves. They love to chase bait in the skinny water, sometimes with their backs sticking out! Spring and fall are prime seasons when the water temps are just right. Anglers enjoy sight-fishing for tailing reds in clear shallows. Their distinctive black tail spot helps you spot them. For bait, live shrimp or finger mullet work well. My go-to trick is to use a gold spoon - reds can't resist that flash. Whether you're after the sporty fight or tasty fillets, redfish are a blast to catch in our local waters.

Southern flounder are masters of camouflage, blending in with sandy or muddy bottoms in our bays and inlets. These flatfish typically run 15-18 inches but can reach over 20 inches. Look for them in depths from 2-20 feet, often near structure like docks or drop-offs. Fall is prime flounder season as they move to deeper water to spawn. Anglers enjoy the challenge of detecting their subtle bite and the tasty fillets they provide. Live bait like bull minnows or finger mullet works well. Try a slow retrieve with your bait bumping along the bottom. My local trick is to use a light drag setting - when you feel weight, pause and let the flounder take the bait before setting the hook. Patience is key with these ambush predators.

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