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02-01-2023, 12:04 PM #1
First time visiting Gulf Shores and Questions
Hi All:
My name is Mike and I will be visiting during the first week of May. I have been reading about the area, but have some fishing questions.
(1) Are there any recommendations for Inshore charter boats – good or bad?
(2) A couple of places for non-boat fishing? I am pretty much catch, photo, throw em back. (3) Is a salt water license correct to fish ‘Little Lagoon’?
Thanks - Mike
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02-02-2023, 08:32 AM #2
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Try Tom's Coastal Adventures. My son and I run a 26' panga boat out of Little lagoon. 251 223 7663 for more info.
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02-02-2023, 10:03 AM #3
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Yes Mike, a saltwater license is what you need to fish in Little Lagoon as well as any beach front.
There are from-shore public access venues in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, just note they are all pay-to-park that time of year...
Also at the GSPPier and other places in Orange Beach...
And you can find limited "free" parking @ access on Mobile Street and Burgoyne Place farther west...
https://greatdaysoutdoors.com/beach-...budget-summer/
Besides Tom Eberly, I can recommend David Brown, Ralph Young or Mike Peek as inshore guides.
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02-03-2023, 08:26 AM #4
Thanks for the responses. I thought when I got up this morning that we would have 4 fishing, but now my G-daughter and husband want to go as well -- SOOOO - I am looking at a trip with 6. This will be fun. I will not bore everyone with many posts - Just checking the early May fishing reports and keepint my fingers crossed. -- Mike
Yeah, with that video I bet that fellow is going to have an extended stay in the Do-Right Hotel.
sign of the times