Need some help with offshore fishing!

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Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby Bull Duck » Thu Jan 26, 2012 7:55 am

I am trying to get a bachelor party set up to go on a fishing trip. I dont know much about offshore fishing. i have only been once and that was a while back. We are looking to go off the MS or AL coast probably, so if anyone has any suggestions or any good info about captains please let me know! Also there is going to be 8-10 guys, i know most boats only take 6. I have done a little research just from google, but i wanted to check with the brain trust here also.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby Blake Williamson » Thu Jan 26, 2012 8:04 am

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I think we going to use Sea Spray in Orange beach.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby H20fowlkiller » Thu Jan 26, 2012 8:05 am

This question has been asked multiple times and this series of questions is always asked so Ill be the first. What is your budget? Bottom Fishing (shallow snapper cobia maybe grouper) or Bluewater (tuna, wahoo, dolphin)? Ill also add this for larger parties to give everyone ample opportunities overnight trips maybe your best bet mainly for bluewater fishing, but this will also drive the price up. Things to think about.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby Bull Duck » Thu Jan 26, 2012 9:03 am

I don't think we will have a preference for the type of fish, as long as we catch some and have fun. We are looking at going probably the beginning of May, so i don't know what type of fishing is good for that time of year.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby JDgator » Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:26 am

You could always go out of a head boat and save serious money. The fish isn't as good as a private charter but you typically catch greater quantities of fish. Also, a head boat will accommodate a large group. Getting 8-10 dudes on a charter boat can be tight, most are set up for six.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby the tree » Thu Jan 26, 2012 1:54 pm

Sea Spray overnight trip! This boat is big enough to rule out most weather conditions. Expensive but worth it. Snapper, tuna, marlin, they catch em all. Best part, when you step off the boat you 10 minutes from Flora Bama! Show up late one afternoon and spend the night on the boat.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby southernfire97 » Sat Jan 28, 2012 7:48 pm

We have done this trip several times, even though we all live on the coast and fish out there regularly. Its just a hell of a good time and nice to not have to do all the work.

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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby redneckduck » Sat Jan 28, 2012 9:34 pm

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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby cuttemalljack » Sun Jan 29, 2012 1:15 am

Captain Mikey's charters out of dauphin island. Both mike and skipper have plenty of room for 8 people and will put you on the fish!
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby meddawg » Sun Jan 29, 2012 7:54 pm

I would recommend the LA coast. Went to Port Fourchon, LA about five years ago on a bachelor party. We left port at 11pm Friday night, got to the lump at sunrise, caught about 700lbs of tuna and made it back to go out in NOLA Saturday night. Hell of a fun trip. Would do it again in a heartbeat.
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Re: Need some help with offshore fishing!

Postby woody » Mon Jan 30, 2012 8:43 am

Joka's Wild out of Biloxi, MS. Go snag some specs and reds....Not too expensive considering its an all weekend deal and everything is included except alcohol I think...check out their website.

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