Fly Fishing Charters In Louisiana

The pristine waters around St. Bernard, Louisiana offer unparalleled Redfish and Speckled Trout fishing, and there's no better way to take advantage than this trip with Captain Mike! He's an expert angler and captain with years of experience on the backwater marshes here, and he knows how to put clients on fish, season after season. On this trip, you'll go aboard Captain Mike's 26' Caymas center console bay boat and get fishing! As you glide over the shallow flats, you'll have plenty of opportunities to practice your cast. Please be advised that this is a BYOG (Bring Your Own Gear) trip, so you'll be practicing with the rods, reels, and tackle that you're most familiar with: your own! With Captain Mike's guidance, you're sure to have an unforgettable adventure, whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner. And as you wait for that exciting tug on your line, you can sit back and take in the stunning scenery of St. Bernard's unspoiled wilderness. So what are you waiting for? Book your fly fishing trip with Captain Mike today and experience the adventure of a lifetime in St. Bernard, Louisiana. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure that will leave you with lasting memories! Read More

Come experience the thrill of fly fishing in South Louisiana with Captain Mike! With years of experience under his belt, Captain Mike is a tried and true fly fisherman who knows all the best spots to hook the biggest fish. From Houma to Grand Isle, Captain Mike runs trips depending on where the fish are at that time of year, ensuring that you'll always have the best chance at a successful catch. During the summer months Redfish and Black drum are the main targets. The sportsman's paradise is known for its plentiful numbers of both species all year round, but Captain Mike's real passion is catching Bull Reds, which migrate in around October and stay until December or January. These powerful fish will put up a fight, making for an exciting and unforgettable fishing experience. Captain Mike will provide you with all the gear you need, as well as expert guidance on how to reel in these monsters. Make sure to practice your double haul in the weeks leading up to the trip to give yourself the best chances of getting on the fish, Captain Mike's flyfishing trips are perfect for anyone looking for an adventure on the water, but flyfishing requires some effort practice definitely pays off when its game time! With his knowledge and expertise, you're sure to have a great time and come away with some incredible memories. So book your trip today and get ready for the fishing trip of a lifetime! Read More

Captain Jeff is here to offer guided fly fishing and light tackle spinning rod trips in the saltwater marshes south of New Orleans, making him one of the premiere Louisiana Redfish Charter Guide services. Since he is located in the city, he can fish on either the east or west side of the Mississippi River depending on the time of year and conditions, with Port Sulphur and Venice on the west side and Hopedale and Delacroix on the east. The early fall when the big fish come back into the marsh from offshore is prime time but the fishing is spectacular all year round. The primary target on these trips is to catch and release giant redfish but black drum, sheepshead, jack crevalle, speckled trout and even giant alligator gar populate the same waters. Trips usually start around 8:00am and go till around 4:00 because the sun needs to be up to be able to see the fish. In the hotter months trips start earlier so you aren’t out there in the hottest part of the day. His boat is a seventeen-foot Maverick Mirage II with a 90-horsepower Etec strapped to the back. It has a custom front-casting platform with a rail for added stability. This flats skiff is ideal for fishing the marshes and bayous that surround New Orleans. All gear is provided. Captain Jeff ties his own spoon flies and has a ton of tasty-looking crab and shrimp patterns under development. Not to mention plenty of Clouser minnows and poppers queued up as well. He always keeps a 10 or 12-weight fly rod rigged and ready in case you see a big Jack feeding. If you want to bring your own gear that’s also fine. For the spinning enthusiast, Captain Jeff likes to use small suspending crankbaits with inline hooks, gold spoons, and topwater baits whenever possible. Read More