TOP FISHING GUIDES IN ALABAMA
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Tim Chandlers Pro Guide Service trips from $325
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Donald Johnson Fishing trips from $325
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Fish Lake Guntersville Guide Service trips from $300
TOP ALABAMA FISHING TRIPS
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Lake Guntersville Weekday Fishing Trip$325 for 2Lake Guntersville, AL
Half Day: 4hrs
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Lake Guntersville Weekend Fishing Trip$400 for 2Lake Guntersville, AL
Half Day: 4hrs
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Full Day Lake Guntersville - Weekdays$425 for 2Lake Guntersville, AL
Full Day: 8hrs
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6 Hours on Lake Guntersville - Weekdays$375 for 2Lake Guntersville, AL
Full Day: 6hrs
Fishing In Alabama
When looking for an Alabama fishing experience, we recommend reading the below so you know where to go and gain some understanding of what you'll be fishing. With so many fishing guide services in Alabama, the number of fishing opportunities in Alabama is numerous.
Let's begin with your options for species of fish in Alabama. When you book a fishing trip you will have the choice of Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Catfish, Alligator Gar (state record 159 lbs 9 oz), White Crappie, Trout (state record 9 lbs 1 oz), and Walleye (state record 10 lbs 14 oz) for your freshwater fishing. Saltwater fishing species in Alabama are numerous; some of the most popular are red snapper, Cobia, Grouper, Drum, Marlin, Snapper, Tuna, and Triggerfish.
The official state fish of Alabama is the Fighting Tarpon. This bright silver fish saltwater fish is well-known for its thrashing out of the water and incredible size, reaching 100lbs or more! Many anglers will agree that seeing this beautiful fish jerking, thrashing, and clearing the water is one of the most exciting experiences an angler can have on the world-class Alabama coastline.
Let's begin with your options for species of fish in Alabama. When you book a fishing trip you will have the choice of Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Catfish, Alligator Gar (state record 159 lbs 9 oz), White Crappie, Trout (state record 9 lbs 1 oz), and Walleye (state record 10 lbs 14 oz) for your freshwater fishing. Saltwater fishing species in Alabama are numerous; some of the most popular are red snapper, Cobia, Grouper, Drum, Marlin, Snapper, Tuna, and Triggerfish.
The official state fish of Alabama is the Fighting Tarpon. This bright silver fish saltwater fish is well-known for its thrashing out of the water and incredible size, reaching 100lbs or more! Many anglers will agree that seeing this beautiful fish jerking, thrashing, and clearing the water is one of the most exciting experiences an angler can have on the world-class Alabama coastline.
Fishing Calendar for the Best Times to Fish in Alabama
January

Where: Lay Lake
Species: Largemouth Bass
February

Where: Pier Fishing
Species: Redfish
March

Where: Lay Lake
Species: Spotted Bass
April

Where: Orange Beach
Species: Cobia
May

Where: Gulf Shores
Species: Croaker
June

Where: Gulf Shores
Species: Blue Marlin
July

Where: Gulf Shores
Species: Sharks
August

Where: Gulf Shores
Species: King Mackeral
September

Where: Alabama Coast
Species: Red Snapper
October

Where: Gulf Coast
Species: Crevalle Jack
November

Where: Orange Beach
Species: Silver Sea Trout
December

Where: Fort Morgan
Species: Flounder
WHAT KIND OF FISH ARE IN ALABAMA
See All Fish Species
FAQ’s ABOUT FISHING IN ALABAMA
Is snagging fish illegal in Alabama?
It is illegal to snag fish with a snag line or jug line in lakes owned by the state of Alabama.
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