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2009-01-02 13:37:40
Orange Beach, Alabama - Saltwater Fishing Report
Nearshore off Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores fishing in the winter can be awesome when the big bull redfish bite is on. Try hooking 20 pound plus redfish on light spinning tackle. Hang on and have some fun. Keep or release. Your choice. We always promote conservation hre in Gulf Shores but if you desire to keep some redfish for dinner that is fine. Gulf Shores is located next to Orange Beach. We depart Orange Beach and usually fish near the waters off Gulf Shores. We have caught some big redfish over the past two weeks that weighed from 18 - 25 pounds. This is Gulf Shores fishing at its best. These redfish should be around untill late March or early April. Come to Gulf Shores / Orange Beach, Alabama and enjoy some peace and quiet, great seafood, beautiful beaches and some awesome winter fishing. The Getaway offers great fishing spring, summer, winter and fall. Spring Break 2009 is near and we offer half day to full day fishing and cruising from 2 hours to 4 hours. Getaway Charters is the number one full time Gulf Shores fishing charter. We are all about fun and fishing.
Captain Don McPherson
www.getawaygulffishing.com
Fish Species: Redfish
Bait Used: Mann's stretch 25 & 30, curly tail grub
Method Used: sightcasting and trolling
Water Depth: 20 - 35 feet
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Big winter redfish caught fishing Gulf Shores
Another big bull redfish caught near Gulf Shores, Alabama
About The Author: Captain Don McPherson
Company: Getaway Charters
Area Reporting: Orange Beach Alabama
Bio: Getaway Charters has been offering some of the finest deep sea fishing in Orange Beach, Alabama for over 10 years for families or you serious anglers. We are located near Gulf Shores Alabama and Pensacola Florida and have some of the best Saltwater Fishing along the Alabama Gulf Coast. We welcome families as well as small groups up to six people on the Getaway.
251-981-8047
Click Here For Past Fishing Reports by Captain Don McPherson