Set sail on the Miss Nili III for an exclusive deep-sea fishing charter out of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Enjoy expert guidance, a fully equipped boat, and the chance to catch trophy fish in the stunning Gulf waters.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–18 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended to manage rods and equipment comfortably during longer trips.
Wildlife
History
Fort Morgan was a key site during the Civil War, guarding the entrance to Mobile Bay.
Conservation
The Gulf Coast charter fleet promotes sustainable fishing practices to protect fish populations and marine habitats.
Fort Morgan Marina
Set sail on the Miss Nili III for an exclusive deep-sea fishing charter out of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Enjoy expert guidance, a fully equipped boat, and the chance to catch trophy fish in the stunning Gulf waters.
Fort Morgan Marina in Gulf Shores, Alabama, is a hub for charter fishing and private boat departures along the central Gulf Coast. The marina features a collection of independent charter operators offering inshore, nearshore, and deep‑sea trips that accommodate families, groups, and anglers of all skill levels. Captains represented at Fort Morgan Marina provide fully equipped trips that commonly include bait, tackle, fishing licenses, and fish‑cleaning services, with options for private charters and customizable itineraries.
Trips departing from Fort Morgan Marina target a variety of Gulf species, such as red snapper, king and Spanish mackerel, redfish, flounder, and shark, and use a range of fishing techniques suited to each species. Boat options include comfortable 24‑foot vessels and nearshore rigs; trip lengths vary from short 2‑ and 3‑hour outings to extended 6‑ to 18‑hour deep‑sea adventures. Several listed charters emphasize a family‑friendly atmosphere and welcome guests of all ages, with at least one trip noting pet‑friendly accommodations.
Booking through Fort Morgan Marina connects anglers with experienced local captains named in charter listings, including Captain William Landers, Captain Dylann, Capt. Bill, Captain Patrick Gallagher, Captain Perry, Captain Jamie, and Captain Colin McNeil. Visitors can expect crews to supply gear and local expertise, while guests may bring their own food and drinks for a personalized day on the water. Fort Morgan Marina functions as a gateway for reliable, captain‑led fishing experiences in Gulf Shores. The marina's Gulf location provides quick access to productive fishing grounds, convenient ramp access, and dependable scheduling for charter departures daily.
Location
Gulf Shores, AL
Central Gulf Coast departure point
Trip Lengths
2–18 hrs
Short outings to full-day charters
Family Friendly
Family-friendly
Trips welcome all ages
Named Captains
7 captains
Local captains listed by name
Select a private or family-friendly trip—many charters include bait, tackle, licenses, and fish cleaning for a hassle-free day on the water.
Bring Seasickness Remedies
The Gulf can be choppy; bring motion sickness medication to stay comfortable throughout your trip.
Wear Sun Protection
Use sunscreen, a hat, and polarized sunglasses to protect yourself from strong Gulf Coast sun exposure.
Dress in Layers
Morning and evening temperatures can be cooler on the water, so layering helps you stay comfortable.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during long hours on the boat under the sun.
Polarized Sunglasses
Helps reduce glare from the water, improving visibility while fishing.
summer
Lightweight Rain Jacket
Protects against spring showers without overheating.
spring
Non-Slip Deck Shoes
Ensures safe footing on wet boat decks during fishing.
Sunblock SPF 50+
Provides crucial protection from strong Gulf Coast sun rays.
summer