5.0(8 Reviews)World Class Redfish and Trout Fishing Adventures
5.0(8 reviews)
Private Trip
Inshore Fishing
Top Rated
Fullday inshore fishing targets redfish and spotted seatroutAll fishing gear, bait, and catch cleaning services includedSevenhour guided charter accommodates up to two guests
Louisiana's inshore waters are some of the most productive fishing grounds in the Gulf South, and Captain Robbie Burke knows these marshes like the back of his hand. This 7-hour charter runs from 6 AM to 1 PM, giving you prime time on the water when redfish and speckled trout are most active. You'll fish the productive flats, channels, and grass beds where these species love to feed, all while learning from a captain who's made his living reading these waters for years. With all gear provided and a flexible 24-hour cancellation policy, you can book with confidence knowing you're in for a legitimate Louisiana fishing experience.
Captain Robbie runs a tight ship that accommodates up to 2 anglers, which means personalized attention and more fish per person. The boat launches early to beat the crowds and put you on fish during the morning bite when both reds and trout are feeding aggressively. You'll work a variety of structure - from shallow grass flats where redfish tail in knee-deep water to deeper channels where schools of trout suspend near drop-offs. The captain reads conditions daily and adjusts the game plan accordingly, whether that means throwing topwater plugs at first light or working soft plastics through deeper pockets as the sun climbs. Every trip includes digital photos so you can prove those fish stories back home, plus full cleaning and filleting service so your catch goes straight from the boat to your cooler.
Louisiana inshore fishing is all about matching your presentation to the conditions and what the fish are telling you. Captain Robbie comes equipped with a full arsenal of rods, reels, and terminal tackle suited for everything from sight fishing shallow reds to working schools of trout in deeper water. You'll likely throw a mix of live bait and artificials depending on what's working - live shrimp under popping corks for trout, cut mullet on the bottom for bull reds, or soft plastic paddle tails worked through grass beds. The captain provides both fresh and live bait, plus a selection of proven lures that produce in these waters. Techniques range from slow-rolling jigheads through grass to sight casting at tailing redfish, and Captain Robbie will coach you through whatever method is working that day. The gear is sized appropriately for the target species - medium-action spinning rods that can handle a 30-inch red but still let you feel the fight from a 2-pound trout.
"Captain Robbie of Rsome Fishing Charter is outstanding! His expertise and enthusiasm for fishing ensure a successful and enjoyable trip every time. Highly recommend for an unforgettable fishing experience!" - Michael. "Captain Robbie and Rsome Fishing Charter provided us with an amazing fishing adventure! Robbie's professionalism and passion for fishing were evident throughout the trip. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fantastic day on the water!" - Dwight. "Captain Robbie of Rsome Fishing Charter is simply outstanding! His skill in finding fish and his commitment to providing a memorable experience make for an exceptional charter. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a great day of fishing!" - Wilbert.
Redfish are the crown jewel of Louisiana inshore fishing, and for good reason. These copper-colored bruisers average 20-28 inches in these waters, with plenty of slot fish that fight like freight trains. Reds feed year-round but really turn on during fall months when they school up for their spawning runs. They're structure-oriented fish that love shallow grass flats, oyster reefs, and marsh edges where they can ambush prey. What makes redfish so special is their willingness to eat and their bulldogging fight - once hooked, they'll make powerful runs and use their broad sides to fight you all the way to the boat. You'll find them tailing in skinny water during low light periods, and sight casting to these fish is about as good as inshore fishing gets. The bite stays consistent through most weather conditions, making them a reliable target species.
Speckled trout, or "specks" as locals call them, are the bread and butter of Louisiana inshore fishing. These spotted beauties typically run 14-20 inches in these waters, with occasional catches pushing 25 inches or better. Trout are more temperature sensitive than redfish, preferring cooler months from October through April when they stack up in deeper channels and around structure. They're schooling fish, so when you find one, there are usually more nearby. Specks have a more delicate bite than reds, often just ticking the line or barely loading up the rod tip. They're excellent table fare with white, flaky meat that's perfect for frying or grilling. Spring and fall see the best trout action when they move shallow to feed on shrimp and small baitfish. The key to consistent trout fishing is staying mobile and working different depths until you locate active schools.
Louisiana's inshore fishing scene is competitive, and the best captains like Robbie Burke stay booked up, especially during prime season. This charter offers everything you need for a successful day on the water - expert local knowledge, quality gear, and a captain who's committed to putting you on fish. The 7-hour trip length gives you time to work multiple spots and adjust tactics as conditions change throughout the day. With all gear provided and fish cleaning included, you just need to show up ready to fish. The flexible cancellation policy means you can book ahead without worrying about weather, and Captain Robbie's track record speaks for itself. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking to explore new waters or a beginner wanting to learn Louisiana-style inshore fishing, this charter delivers the goods. Book your dates now and get ready to experience some of the best redfish and trout action the Gulf Coast has to offer.
Your fishing adventure starts aboard our 24-foot Blue Wave Bay boat, perfectly suited for Louisiana's inshore waters. Powered by a reliable 300HP Yamaha engine, this vessel cuts through the marshes and flats at speeds up to 38 knots, getting you to the best redfish and trout spots quickly. The boat's shallow draft design lets us access those productive backwater areas where the big fish hide. With plenty of deck space for casting and fighting fish, plus all the rod holders and storage you need, this rig is built for serious angling. The stable platform keeps you comfortable whether you're sight-fishing the shallows or working structure in deeper water. Captain handles all the navigation through Louisiana's maze of channels and bayous, so you can focus on what matters - putting fish in the box.
Sciaenops OcellatusRedfish are the bread and butter of Louisiana inshore fishing, and for good reason. These copper-colored bruisers average 20-30 inches but can push 40+ inches and really test your drag. Look for them tailing in 1-4 feet of water around oyster reefs, marsh edges, and grass flats. They love muddy bottoms where they can root for crabs and shrimp. Year-round fishing is solid, but fall brings the biggest schools as they prepare for winter. What makes reds so popular is their aggressive nature - they'll slam everything from topwater plugs to live shrimp, and their fight is legendary. The distinctive black spot near their tail makes them easy to identify. The meat is firm with a mild, sweet flavor that's hard to beat. Here's a local secret: on calm days, pole quietly through skinny water and watch for their backs breaking the surface as they feed.
Salmo TruttaSpotted seatrout, or "specks" as we call them locally, are some of the most consistent fish we target in Louisiana waters. These beauties typically run 14-24 inches and put up a solid fight on light tackle. You'll find them cruising grass flats in 2-6 feet of water, especially around oyster reefs and drop-offs. They love structure and moving water. Spring through fall offers the best action, but they school up in deeper holes during winter months. What makes specks special is their willingness to hit topwater lures at dawn and dusk - nothing beats that explosive surface strike. The meat is white, flaky, and delicious, though it's delicate so don't overcook it. Pro tip: when you find one speck, slow down and work that area thoroughly. They travel in schools, and where there's one, there's usually more nearby.
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