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Aquiline Custom Charters Fishing Charter in Biloxi
Private Inshore Fishing Trip in Biloxi
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Biloxi's inshore waters offer diverse fishing opportunities year-round. The Mississippi Gulf Coast's protected bays and nearshore reefs support healthy populations of redfish, speckled trout, and bottom species. - Redfish frequent shallow grass beds and oyster bars. - Speckled trout prefer deeper grass flats and structure. - Sheepshead and flounder inhabit nearshore reefs and pilings.
Fishing Charter by Captain James McCanless in December
Meet your Captain James McCanless
- Inshore and Offshore Fishing and non-fishing trips
Summary
Captain James McCanless of Aquiline Custom Charters on Friday June offers 6-hour and 8-hour inshore fishing charters targeting redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and sheepshead in Biloxi's productive nearshore waters. These guided fishing trips accommodate up to 4 anglers of all skill levels, with no fishing license required and all tackle provided. The Mississippi Gulf Coast's calm inshore waters provide consistent action year-round, making this an ideal choice for families and experienced anglers alike. Book your private charter today and experience why Captain James is known for putting clients on fish in some of the region's most productive fishing grounds.
Fishing Charter with Captain James McCanless – Rates & Booking
Captain James McCanless of Aquiline Custom Charters on Friday June runs 6-hour and 8-hour private inshore fishing trips for up to 4 guests. These charters target redfish, speckled trout, flounder, sheepshead, white trout, and ground mullet in Biloxi's nearshore reefs and grass flats. No fishing license required, and all tackle is provided—just bring snacks, drinks, and sun protection. Captain James is known for his persistence and local knowledge, working hard to put you on fish throughout your trip. Book online or call to reserve your dates and discuss trip options.
Highlights of Private Inshore Fishing Trip
These inshore charters explore the calm, productive waters of the Mississippi Gulf Coast where redfish and speckled trout thrive in shallow grass beds and around structure. The 6-hour option provides plenty of time to work multiple spots, while the 8-hour trip allows for extended exploration of prime fishing areas. Captain James adapts techniques based on conditions and target species, using everything from live bait to artificial lures. The nearshore reefs hold excellent populations of sheepshead and flounder, while the grass flats produce consistent redfish action.
Perfect for anglers of all experience levels, these trips offer hands-on instruction for beginners and productive fishing for seasoned anglers. The Mississippi Gulf Coast's protected waters mean comfortable conditions most days, making this an excellent choice for families or groups looking for a reliable fishing experience.
Local Species Insights
Biloxi's inshore waters support diverse fish populations thanks to the mixing of fresh and saltwater from nearby rivers and bayous. Redfish patrol the shallow grass flats and oyster bars, feeding on crabs and small baitfish throughout the tidal changes. Speckled trout prefer slightly deeper grass beds and drop-offs, responding well to both live shrimp and soft plastic lures. The nearshore reefs attract sheepshead, flounder, and ground mullet, providing structure-oriented fishing opportunities.
Summer months bring excellent action as baitfish concentrate in the shallows, drawing predators into easy casting range. The Mississippi Gulf Coast's year-round fishery means productive trips in all seasons, with species composition changing based on water temperature and bait movements. Captain James knows these patterns and adjusts fishing strategies accordingly.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
Your charter includes all fishing tackle, bait, and equipment needed for a successful trip. The boat accommodates up to 4 anglers comfortably with plenty of room for casting and fighting fish. Trips typically start early morning to take advantage of prime feeding times, though afternoon departures are available. Captain James provides ice for your catch and can recommend local cleaning services if needed. Bring your own food, drinks, sunscreen, and weather-appropriate clothing for the most comfortable experience on the water.
