We offer inshore/back bay fishing and seasonal nearshore trolling in Alabama State waters. You can customize your trip. Please tell us what would you like to fish for. We do Inshore and Open water, Bottom fish or troll.

We fish for:
Speckled Trout
White Trout
Redfish
Black Drum
Sheepshead
Flounder
Mangrove Snapper
King Mackerel
Spanish Mackerel

We use live bait for inshore fishing
We use lures for trolling on the nearshore trip

First time fishermen welcome!

Watching the Wild dolphins is an extraordinary experience, whether they are hunting and catching fish, or just interacting with other pod members. Come see for yourself and take home your own amazing pictures and memories.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 makes it illegal to feed the dolphins or change their behaviors in their natural habitat. We abide by this law, and make sure every effort is made to keep our wild dolphins safe. There are many dolphins that have characteristics that they are identified by and they have been given names by NOAA(National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration), we have a chart on board with pictures and names so that you can try to identify some of the known local pod members.

Have you ever wondered what lives on the bottom of the bay? We will drag a net and pull the catch up on board, this is a very exciting and educational adventure for everyone! You have the chance of seeing crabs, shrimp, flounders, puffer fish, sting rays, starfish, and many other kinds of sea creatures. Every time is uniquely amazing! As a bonus you may get to observe the dolphin’s behavior trying to steal your catch right from the net. If we catch enough shrimp that we have some left over after fishing you are welcome to take them home.

We will slip off back into our Bayous and Marshlands for a Breathtaking experience. Slowly easing back into the creeks and seeing beautiful birds of Prey like Osprey, Great Blue Herons, Bald Eagle, Snowy Egrets, Green Herons, Pelicans, beautiful wild flowers and water lily’s and so much more.

Don’t Forget your Cameras.

Feel free to bring your own Binoculars.

If you have polarized glasses, wear them. (This helps to see into the water better)