If you’re thinking about booking a charter on the Gulf Coast, let me save you some time—Biloxi, Mississippi is the place to do it. I’ve fished all over the region, but this stretch of water is different. We’ve got quick access to both inshore and offshore fishing, solid structure, and a wide mix of species year-round. Whether you’re brand new to saltwater fishing or looking to get your hands on some bigger game, charter fishing in Biloxi delivers.
As the captain of Reel Therapy Charters, I’ve had the chance to take out thousands of folks—families, bachelor parties, hardcore anglers, and first-timers. No two trips are the same, but here’s what you can expect when you fish with a local guide out of Biloxi.
Why Biloxi?
Let’s get straight to it—Biloxi has some of the most versatile and productive fishing grounds on the northern Gulf Coast. Within minutes of leaving the dock, we can be chasing redfish in the bay, casting for speckled trout around the islands, or cruising toward the rigs for snapper, cobia, kingfish, and more. The run times are short, and the fish are close. That means more time with a line in the water—and less time burning fuel.
The city itself is also set up for anglers. We’ve got multiple marinas, easy boat access, plenty of restaurants and hotels, and all the gear and bait shops you’d need. If you’re coming in from out of town, it’s an easy place to make a weekend out of it.
What You Can Catch in Biloxi
Depending on the time of year and what kind of trip you book, here’s a look at the species we target most often:
- Redfish – year-round, inshore and nearshore. Great for beginners and kids.
- Speckled Trout – spring and fall are best; found in bays, grass flats, and around islands.
- Flounder – typically fall and early winter, often around docks and cuts.
- Black Drum & Sheepshead – cooler months, structure and bridges.
- Spanish & King Mackerel – warm months, usually near reefs and open water.
- Red Snapper – summer season only (federally permitted trips go farther and longer).
- Cobia & Tripletail – spring to early fall, near buoys, structure, and floating debris.
- Sharks – late spring through summer, nearshore and offshore. Fun, high-energy fights.
When to Go
The good news is, you can fish Biloxi almost any month of the year. The bite changes with the seasons, but there’s always something worth targeting.
- Spring (March–May): Excellent inshore action for reds, trout, and drum. Mackerel and cobia begin showing up.
- Summer (June–August): Peak season. Snapper is open, offshore trips light up, and nearshore fishing is consistent.
- Fall (September–November): Arguably the best mix—cooler temps, active fish, and less boat traffic. Great for trout, reds, flounder, and more.
- Winter (December–February): Still productive for redfish, black drum, and sheepshead. Ideal for shorter trips and structure fishing.
What a Charter Trip Looks Like
On a typical trip with Reel Therapy, we tailor everything around your group. We offer:
- Half-Day Trips (4–6 hours): Perfect for inshore fishing—reds, trout, drum, flounder.
- Full-Day Trips (8+ hours): Great for hitting reefs, chasing snapper or mackerel, or mixing inshore and offshore targets.
- Custom Trips: Bachelor parties, family outings, or hard-core angling adventures—we’ve done them all.
We provide all gear, bait, tackle, ice, and licenses. You bring sunscreen, snacks, drinks, and whatever you want to keep your catch in. The goal is always the same: put you on fish, make it smooth and safe, and send you home with a story (and a cooler full of fillets).
Why Book With a Local Guide
Fishing the Gulf is a blast, but it’s not always simple. The tides shift fast, weather can sneak up on you, and finding fish takes more than GPS numbers. That’s why booking a local guide—especially one based in Biloxi—is worth it. We know what’s biting, how the structure is holding, and how to adjust on the fly. My job isn’t just to drive the boat—it’s to maximize your shot at a great day.
At Biloxi Deep Sea Fishing Charters, we don’t run cookie-cutter trips. I ask every customer what they want from their day—action, size, variety—and I build a game plan to match it. We fish hard, we fish smart, and we make sure you’re comfortable doing it.
How to Book a Trip
If you’re planning a trip to Biloxi and want to get on the water, I recommend booking at least a few weeks in advance, especially during snapper season or weekends. You can see available trips and get all the details at biloxideepsea.com, or give me a call directly if you’ve got questions or a special request.
Charter fishing in Biloxi is the real deal. We’ve got a year-round fishery, fast access to prime water, and enough variety to keep every type of angler hooked. Whether you’re looking to fill the cooler, fight something big, or just spend a day outside with your crew—there’s no better place to do it. I’m proud to call this water home, and I’d be glad to have you aboard.
– Capt. Cole Ganey
Reel Therapy Charters
Cobia Fishing Mississippi: 2025 Guide
