Redfish and Sheepshead are Biting!

Gulf Shores Fishing Report

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4 Hour Sheepshead Trip on the Gulf of Mexico

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Gulf Shore Fishing

<p>Another Fish Charters is a Gulf Shores, Alabama-based fishing charter that offers a wide range of trips, including inshore fishing trips for redfish and speckled trout, offshore fishing trips for cobia and king mackerel, nearshore fishing excursions that offer a chance to catch flounder and Spanish mackerel as well as reef trips that allow anglers to try their hands at catching amberjack and snapper. If you're looking for a great experience on the water with a captain who knows local reefs like the back of his hand, look no further than Another Fish Charters.</p><p><br></p><p>Our captain, Ronald Doyle, is a native of Gulf Shores, Alabama, a third-generation fisherman, and he knows the waters around his hometown like the back of his hand. Ronald has been fishing local reefs for over 30 years since he was old enough to hold a rod. Whether it's your first time on a boat or your hundredth time, Another Fish Charters will make sure that you have an experience that will last a lifetime. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make memories and catch the fish of a lifetime. Book your fishing trip today and let's make it happen!</p>

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Sheepshead

Redfish

What a beautiful day, and the fish were hungry too! Spring break will be here soon, don’t miss out on a chance to get in on the action!

Two sheepshead fish caught in Gulf Shores

Gulf Shores Fishing Report - June 2024

In Gulf Shores, fishing conditions are excellent as summer kicks off. Anglers targeting red snapper are reporting good catches offshore, especially around artificial reefs and deeper waters. King mackerel and Spanish mackerel are active closer to shore, with anglers having success using live bait and trolling near the reefs and along the Gulf State Park Pier.

Speckled trout fishing remains steady in the bays and estuaries, particularly during early mornings and late evenings when they are feeding closer to the surface. Flounder are also being caught around the sandy bottoms and inlets.

Weather conditions have been favorable, with mild winds and clear skies, making for comfortable fishing trips. Water temperatures are in the mid-70s Fahrenheit, ideal for a variety of species.

Three anglers with three big fish caught in Gulf Shores

Permit

Spotted Weakfish

Spanish Mackerel

<div>We left from Fort Morgan Marina located in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The wind and current was perfect to fish the surf on the beach, so we decided to free line some live baits in the surf, and it paid off big time! The action was fast paced and non stop the entire time. We caught speckled trout, spanish mackerel, pompano amd whiting, all in the same spot! These fish can be found in the surf feeding in the rip currents. The sea weed is pretty bad, so we had to fish the live baits under a cork to prevent the sea weed from tangling the lines.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Light spinning tackle, using 12lb main line and a 20lb leader, using a #6 treble hook, 24" under the cork.&nbsp;</div>

Spotted Weakfish caught fishing in Gulf Shores

18 chub mackerel, spotted weakfish, and spanish mackerel caught fishing in AL

Blacktip Shark

<div>The water temps are on the rise and the fish bite is heating up along with it! Fishing will only get better in the coming months, and dont have to travel far to get to them. Often times just minutes from the marina. Speckled trout, spanish mackerel, redfish, white trout, flounder, pompano, king mackerel, all can be found within a 15 minute ride from the dock.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Light spinning tackle always gets the job done</div>

6 crevalle jack fish caught in AL during fishing

<div>Started the day fishing in the Gulf of Mexico out of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Our target species was Spanish Mackerel, and the action was fast and furious. These fish will hang around all summer long and can be found around any rigs in the gulf. We also caught a few sharks, blacktips, around 4 ft long. After we caught are limit of Spanish we headed back inshore to target speckled trout. We got lucky and found them on the first stop, fishing the rip currents on the beach. We also picked up a pompano and a whiting. Also got to see an aligator cruising around looking for breakfast! We finished the day with a limit of both Spanish and Trout.&nbsp;</div>

<div>12lb main line and a 15lb wire leader, free lining live shrimp for the spanish, and fished Live shrimp 18" under a cork to catch the speckled trout.</div>

Fishing for an Atlantic Sharpnose Shark in the waters of Gulf Shores

13 blackfin tuna caught while fishing in Gulf Shores

<div>The Speckled Trout bite is starting to heat up and will only get better as the water warms and the weather stabilizes. These fish can be found in shallow water very close to shore for the next few months. So if you dont like to travel far and fish calm water, this is the fish for you. We mainly target them with live baits under a cork. Gulf Shores has many varities of inshore fish that are delicious to eat, and the speckled trout ranks very high on that list.</div>

<div>Light spinning tackle and a #6 treble hook</div>

Spotted weakfish, 29 inches, fishing in AL

<div>Switched gears today and went and fished the rigs out of Gulf Shores, Alabama in the Gulf of Mexico. We were targeting Spanish Mackerel on light tackle. The action was nonstop and fast paced! We threw back more than we kept and stayed hooked up the entire trip! These fish will be around all summer longer and will only get bigger as time progresses.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Fish were caught free lining live shrimp on 12lb mono using a 15lb wire leader</div>

<div>We took advantage of the high tide on this afternoon trip and it paid off. We set out from Gulf Shores, Alabama in search of shallow water redfish. We found numerous fish in under 2 feet of water fishing in stumos and grass beds. Live shrimp 18 inches under a cork provided constant action. These fish will remain around until mid summer.&nbsp;</div>

Five fishing rods in the water at Gulf Shores

<div>Searching for flounder in shallow water. These fish are finally starting to make a rebound so we decided on catch and release. &nbsp;Gulf Shores has many different fishes to offer, but this one just happens to be my favorite! They can be found all year round.</div>

A Southern Flounder fish caught in Gulf Shores

Red Snapper

<div>While fishing for sheepshead on the rigs in the Gulf Of Mexico, we caught the largest sheepshead Ive ever landed. The record is 13.9lbs, this one was 12.7lbs! The previous record was 12.2lbs and stood up until 2021. Although it wasnt a record, its still a fish of a lifetime for one very lucky angler! Gulf Shores, Alabama has lots to offer in the inshore/nearshore fishery.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Free lined live shrimp with 12lb line and a #2 J hook</div>

Photograph of a 23-inch sheepshead fish caught while fishing in Gulf Shores

<div>The sheepsehead bite in Gulf Shores is in full swing. These fish can be found around any tupe of structure and will eat any type of crustecean. They arrive in late fall and stick around til the end of spring, when they lay their eggs and leave.</div>

<div>A simple carolina rig with a #2 hook</div>

Sheepshead fish caught by an angler in Gulf Shores

Sheepshead fish caught while fishing in AL

Sheepshead fish caught while fishing in Gulf Shores

Sheepshead fish caught during fishing trip in Gulf Shores

Two sheepshead fish caught in Alabama during fishing

Sheepshead fish caught while fishing in Alabama

<div>Great day on the Gulf of Mexico fishing out of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Spent all day targeting sheepshead and spanish Mackerel. They did not disappoint! Caught dozens of both, we kept enough for a few dinners and released the rest to fight another day! Gulf Shores has endless oppurtunities to get on some quality fish.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Carolina rig, 12lb main line and 20lb leader for sheepshead. Free line wire leader for Spanish Mackerel</div>

8 sheepshead, black drum, great barracuda, and spanish mackerel caught fishing in AL

A fisherman holding a sheepshead fish in AL

Black Drum

<div>Great day chasing puppy drum in shallow water in the gulf coast. These guys couldnt help but to fill their bellies with the fresh shrimp we were providing. Puppy drum, aka black drum, can be found throughout the year in the coastal waters of Alabama. They can be caught on most any crustecean.</div>

<div>Light spinning tackle, 10lb line, no lead and a #2 j hook</div>

<div>Cold and windy this morning, so we decided to stay close by and out of the wind. Definetly ended up paying off woth some nice speckled trout! We kept enough for dinner and released the rest. Fish were caught free lining live shrimp in 20ft of water. 48 degrees this morning and a 25mph North wind made for a cold but productive day of fishing in Gulf Shores, Alabama.</div>

<div>All fish were caught on 10lb line, free lining live shrimp with a #8 treble hook fishing 20ft of water</div>

Two spotted weakfish, 22 inches long, caught while fishing in Gulf Shores

A lone fisherman reeling in a 49-inch catch in AL

<div>The weather has been warm here on the gulf coast but that hasnt stopped the fish from biting. We habe been finding quality fish in shallow water close to shore. Live shrimp fished under a cork has been the meal ticket for numerous speckled trout and redfish. Things change daily and we adjust to what mother nature throws at us here in Gulf Shores, Al.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Light spinning tackle fishing live baits under a cork</div>

A lone angler fishing in the waters of Gulf Shores

<div>Went in search of bull reds today. We drifted the bar with fresh menhadden and produced several really nice fish. The Dixie Bar is famous for holding these large fish and they can be found there throughout most of the year.&nbsp;</div>

<div>4000 size spinning tackle with 12lb main line and a 20lb leader</div>

Bluefish

Spadefish

<div>Beautiful calm day fishing on the Gulf of Mexico. We focused on the rigs close to shore targeting sheepshead. The fish were suspended way up in the water column so we decided the best approach would be to free line small pieces of live shrimp along side the pilings. The fish did not disappoint, numerous sheepshead, red snapper, spade fish and blue fish kept the anglers busy the entire trip! The sheepshead bite will on get better through the end of March.&nbsp;</div>

<div>We target these fish with light spinning tackle using just a hook. No weight or cork, just free lining small pieces of live bait.</div>

Two sheepshead fish caught while fishing in AL

Fisherman with a 13-inch catch in Gulf Shores

Lone angler fishing in the waters of Gulf Shores

Sheepshead fish caught in the waters of Gulf Shores

Good morning, everyone! I hope you're all having a lovely day. We've got some great news to share with you: it's been a good week for fishing in Gulf Shores!

We've seen an uptick in the number of sheepshead being caught around the area, and we have Captain Ronald Doyle to thank for that. He was able to reel in this beautiful specimen yesterday, and he'll be out on the water again today.

Sea Trout

Summer fishing in Gulf Shores is one of the best times to target speckled trout. Anglers from all over flock to the warm waters of the Gulf Coast in hopes of reeling in some of these. Gulf Shores offers anglers plenty of opportunity to snag a big catch with its plentiful inshore fishing options. 

The summer months are prime time for targeting speckled trout due to their abundance throughout this season as they transition into deeper waters and feed heavily on small baitfish. The mild temperatures also make it easier for anglers to stay out longer, giving them more chances at success. 

If you’re looking for an unforgettable and successful fishing experience this summer, be sure to get your spot booked now before these spots fill up!

Two people fishing on the Gulf Shores beach

Angler holding a black drum fish caught in Gulf Shores

Southern Flounder, 13-inch fish caught while fishing in AL

Southern Flounder, 15 inch fish, fishing in Gulf Shores

Two sheepshead fish caught in the Gulf Shores

Stunning coastal landscape in Gulf Shores

Gulf Shores Fishing: Unforgettable Adventure Awaits!

<p>Come aboard with Another Fish Charters for an exhilarating fishing adventure on the open sea! Book your trip now and experience the thrill of reeling in your catch of the day.</p>

<p>Another Fish Charters – Gulf Shores, led by Captain Ronald Doyle, offers top-tier fishing adventures in the beautiful waters of Gulf Shores and Fort Morgan. With over 15 years of experience, Captain Doyle is dedicated to providing personalized trips for anglers of all skill levels. Whether you’re an experienced fisherman chasing your next trophy catch or a first-timer eager to learn, Another Fish Charters ensures a safe, fun, and action-packed day on the water.</p><p><br></p><p>Equipped with state-of-the-art gear and technology, the vessel is designed for both comfort and performance, maximizing your chances of landing a variety of fish species. Captain Doyle’s passion for fishing and commitment to customer satisfaction guarantee an unforgettable experience. Choose Another Fish Charters for your next Gulf Shores fishing adventure and create lasting memories with family and friends. Book your trip today and get ready for the ultimate fishing journey!</p>

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<p>I’m Ronald Doyle Jr., proudly named after my father, who introduced me to the world of fishing. Growing up in a fishing family, my dad supported us as a commercial angler, running a 42-foot shrimp boat. As a kid, I spent countless hours on that boat—though I didn’t always love it then, I’d give anything to relive those moments now. Being on the water became second nature to me, and over time, I developed a deep appreciation for the fishing lifestyle.</p><p><br></p><p>Fishing isn’t just a job—it’s my passion and purpose. The thrill of providing for my family through something I love is incredibly rewarding. I tell people all the time that I feel like the richest man in the world, not because of money, but because of the joy I find in my work and the unwavering support of my family. Waking up before sunrise, eager to meet new people and share the excitement of fishing, is a blessing I never take for granted. Whether I’m guiding customers or “studying” on my days off (as my wife playfully calls it), staying on top of the fish is crucial to making every trip successful.</p><p><br></p><p>At Another Fish Charters, we specialize in Fort Morgan and Gulf Shores fishing charters, where customer satisfaction is our top priority. Since it’s just my wife and me running this small business, every trip matters, and we work hard to create an unforgettable experience. I take pride in offering family-friendly fishing adventures and understand the importance of making sure kids feel comfortable on board. As a father to a three-year-old son and an uncle to young nieces and nephews, I know how to keep little ones engaged and excited. Whether it’s a four-year-old first-timer, a rowdy brother-in-law, or even a furry friend, we welcome all aboard for a fun and stress-free adventure!</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Our Boat:</strong> You’ll be fishing aboard my 24' Fish Master center console, powered by a 150 HP Mercury engine for speed and reliability. The boat is fully equipped with live wells, rod holders, ample storage, and plenty of space for up to four guests, ensuring a comfortable and smooth ride. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, I’ll guide you every step of the way, teaching techniques and sharing local knowledge to help you reel in the best catch of the day. Book a trip with Another Fish Charters, and let’s create unforgettable fishing memories together! </p>

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<p><em><u>Common Questions:</u></em></p><p><br></p><p><strong>What fish can you catch on a Gulf Shores fishing charter?</strong></p><p>Gulf Shores is a haven for anglers, with opportunities to catch Red Snapper, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Cobia, and even Sharks. With Capt. Ronald Doyle at Another Fish Charters, you'll have access to the best local fishing spots to land these prized catches.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What types of fishing trips are available in Gulf Shores?</strong></p><p>Another Fish Charters offers a variety of trip options, including inshore, offshore, and deep-sea fishing. Capt. Ronald Doyle can tailor the experience to fit your preferences, from a quick half-day trip to an extended full-day adventure.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What is the best season for fishing in Gulf Shores?</strong></p><p>Spring through fall is prime fishing season in Gulf Shores, with peak action for Red Snapper in summer. Capt. Ronald Doyle ensures every trip with Another Fish Charters is timed perfectly for the target species.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Do you need a fishing license for a Gulf Shores fishing charter?</strong></p><p>No need to worry about licenses when booking with Another Fish Charters. Capt. Ronald Doyle takes care of all licensing requirements, so you can focus on enjoying your fishing adventure.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Can beginners book a fishing charter in Gulf Shores?</strong></p><p>Absolutely! Capt. Ronald Doyle welcomes anglers of all skill levels. Another Fish Charters offers a friendly, educational experience, making it perfect for first-timers and seasoned pros alike.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>How many people can join a fishing charter in Gulf Shores?</strong></p><p>Another Fish Charters accommodates groups of up to six anglers per trip, making it ideal for families, friends, or small parties looking to enjoy a day on the water with Capt. Ronald Doyle.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What should you bring on a Gulf Shores fishing charter?</strong></p><p>Bring sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, snacks, and drinks. Another Fish Charters provides all necessary fishing gear, bait, and ice, so you only need to pack your personal items for the trip.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Are Gulf Shores fishing charters family-friendly?</strong></p><p>Yes, Another Fish Charters specializes in creating fun, family-friendly experiences. Capt. Ronald Doyle ensures that kids and adults alike enjoy a memorable day of fishing and bonding.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What is the cost of a Gulf Shores fishing charter?</strong></p><p>Prices vary depending on trip length and type. Another Fish Charters offers competitive rates, with half-day, full-day, and customized trips available. Contact Capt. Ronald Doyle for a personalized quote.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What happens if the weather is bad on the day of the charter?</strong></p><p>Safety is a priority for Another Fish Charters. Capt. Ronald Doyle monitors weather conditions closely and will reschedule or refund trips if the weather makes it unsafe to head out.</p>