Gotcha Fishing Charters

With nearly 20 years of being in the business, Gotcha Fishing Charter will bring you out for an out-of-this-world inshore or offshore fishing adventure in Panhandle. From the Lower Alabama River all the way to Lake Seminole Florida or if you want to do something more extreme and go further by booking an offshore trip— the expert crew has got you covered no matter what adventure you have in mind.

Team up with a USCG Captain, Glenn Flowers, a local that's been fishing these waters his entire life. He grew one of the largest catfishing organizations in the country, reaching millions of people. From tournaments, magazines, and TV screens he has proven himself in the fishing community time and time again. 

Gotcha Fishing Charters will take you out a charter onboard a 31’ Grady-White (center console) boat that runs with twin Yamaha 300 HP engines. Captain Glenn has perfect command of its navigational electronics and equipment such as GPS, fishfinder, and radar. This vessel also features a wireless trolling monitor, a multimedia system, a toilet, a shower, and an ice box.

Depending on the season and your chosen trip, you may go after these prized inshore species Trophy Cats, Bass, Sunfish, and Gars. Red and Mangrove Snapper, Triggerfish, Mackerel, Amberjack, Flounder, Sheepshead, and Gag Grouper for offshore trips. To lure them in, you will be using a variety of fishing techniques such as light and heavy tackle fishing, trolling, bottom fishing, fly fishing, drift fishing, and jigging.

No matter what your skill level or age is, everyone is welcome to come aboard. The rods, reels, tackles, bait, fishing licenses, and drinks are all included. The crew will even clean and fillet your catch after the trip. All you have to prepare is your favorite food and beverages, bring sun protection, and wear weather-appropriate clothing and you’re good to go!

What’s holding you back? Your next big fishing adventure is waiting for you in Florida, all you have to do is to pick the dates and start booking a trip today.