easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; limited physical exertion beyond standing and reeling.
Join Captain Dan Cramer for an expertly guided inshore fishing charter aboard a top-tier vessel along Alabama’s coast. Experience personalized service, premium gear, and prime fishing spots that promise both excitement and coastal charm.
Private Inshore Charter | 4 passengers max | 4 hour charters
Join Captain Dan Cramer, a seasoned USCG Master Captain, for an unforgettable fishing adventure along Alabama's stunning coast. Experience personalized inshore fishing charters aboard the state-of-the-art Prost III, fully equipped for your comfort. Enjoy the thrill of fishing, crabbing, and the captivating beauty of the area, all while creating lasting memories.
Captain Dan Cramer is a licensed USCG Master Captain 50 GRT with over 45 years of boating experience. His boating and fishing experience includes all areas of the Unites States' East Coast, from Key West to Nova Scotia, the Gulf of Mexico, parts of the Caribbean, even the Baltic Sea.
Captain Dan loves living and working in beautiful coastal Alabama. He looks forward to sharing the beauty and nature of the area with you from an aquatic perspective. He specializes in 4, 6, and 8 hour private inshore fishing charters! He also has crabbing experience which is available with advanced notice. Prost III is a fully equipped 2022 Sportsman 232 with a 250hp Yamaha - including GPS/Fish finer, VHF, Fusion sound system, Minn Kota GPS spot lock trolling motor, dry storage, and safety equipment - ready for your fishing pleasure.
He provides everything needed for a good time with Coastal Alabama Charters! That includes bait, ice, rods and reels, tackle, and fishing license, all on the fishing charter of your choice. You are welcome to bring your own food and beverages, just no glass or bananas (yes, bananas. He will explain the reason on your charter).
Private charters fill quickly, particularly during peak seasons—reserve at least a few weeks in advance.
UV protection, sunglasses, and a hat are crucial for comfort during daytime trips on the water.
Food is welcome onboard, but avoid glass containers and bananas as per local charter guidelines.
Fishing charters are mostly seated and low impact but be prepared for some standing and light movement.
Fishing has long shaped coastal Alabama’s culture, with Orange Beach historically serving as a small fishing village before becoming a recreational hub.
Local charters adhere to sustainable fishing regulations to protect fish populations and fragile coastal ecosystems.
Critical for reducing glare on the water and spotting fish beneath the surface.
summer specific
Protects against spring showers and sudden coastal breezes.
spring specific
Provides stability on wet surfaces aboard the vessel.
Shield skin from prolonged sun exposure on open waters.