Captain Frenchy Fishing Charter Prices
Sight-Cast Shallow Grass Lines in Louisiana’s Backcountry Marshes
Poles, Casts, and Heavy Strikes in the Winding New Orleans Estuary
Very Good
(7 Reviews)
5
New Orleans
Fishing - Inshore
Slip through the tranquil, maze-like bayous of New Orleans just as the sun rises, positioning yourself in prime back country habitat for hard-pulling marsh species. Guided by a local expert who reads the tides and subtle water movements, you will actively work grassy shorelines, oyster reefs, and shallow pockets targeting hard-fighting Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Striped Bass. Take the rod to practice precision casting right into feeding zones, feeling the sudden, heavy thud of a fish taking bait in just a few feet of water. Surrounded by quiet wetlands, abundant marsh wildlife, and cypress-lined horizons, this morning run delivers an authentic hands-on look into Louisiana’s iconic shallow-water angling.
Work Shallow Points and Set Hooks in Winding Bayou Cuts
Track Sunrise Tides and Feel Sudden Inshore Strikes in Louisiana’s Backcountry
Very Good
(1 Review)
5
New Orleans
Fishing - Inshore
Captain Frenchy • 19' Brackish Boats
Navigate straight into the quiet, mist-covered bayous of New Orleans as the marsh wakes up, positioning yourself for crisp early-morning action in shallow estuarine waters. Working directly with Captain Hubert, you will take the rod to pitch baits along grass edges, drift tidal points, and work shallow oyster beds where Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder feed. You'll get hands-on experience reading subtle water movements, placing precision casts into tight pockets, and driving the hookset when a fish turns with your bait. Surrounded by sprawling wetland views and peaceful marsh wildlife, this focused morning run offers an authentic, active look into Louisiana's coastal fishing traditions.
Spend a Full Day Tracking Tides Across Deep Marsh Networks
Immersive All-Day Inshore Exploration Through New Orleans' Remotest Estuaries
New Orleans
Fishing - Inshore
Captain Frenchy • 19' Brackish Boats
Dedicate a full day to exploring the sprawling, intricate back-country waterways of New Orleans, where changing tides constantly reshape how and where fish feed. Out on the water with Captain Hubert from dawn through the afternoon, you will have the freedom to transition across multiple distinct habitats—from grassy shorelines and oyster-strewn flats to deep tidal cuts—targeting hard-pulling Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. With hours to slow down, experiment with different techniques, and follow moving fish schools into remote pockets, you’ll experience the full rhythm of the marsh. Surrounded by quiet wetlands and untouched wilderness, this comprehensive full-day excursion provides a deep, unhurried dive into Louisiana's premier coastal fishing grounds.
Learn Inshore Fundamentals While Fishing Peaceful Bayou Waters
Master Casting, Rigging, and Hooksets on an Unhurried Backcountry Journey
Very Good
(1 Review)
5
New Orleans
Fishing - Inshore
Captain Frenchy • 19' Brackish Boats
Take a relaxed, hands-on journey through the sheltered marshland waterways of New Orleans, designed specifically for beginners and developing anglers to build real on-the-water confidence. Under the step-by-step guidance of Captain Hubert, you will spend the day mastering essential skills—from baiting hooks and casting accurately near grass edges to recognizing subtle bites and managing the fight when a fish strikes. Navigating calm bayous away from heavy boat traffic, you'll target rewarding coastal species like Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder at a comfortable, pressure-free pace. With plenty of time to ask questions, refine techniques, and enjoy the tranquil wetland surroundings, this full-day outing turns learning into an exciting and memorable marsh adventure.
Pinpoint Trophy Predators in Hard-to-Reach Backcountry Structure
Analyze Moving Water, Fine-Tune Lure Actions, and Crack Tough Inshore Patterns
New Orleans
Fishing - Inshore
Captain Frenchy • 19' Brackish Boats
Elevate your game with a full-day, highly tactical mission through the sprawling backcountry networks of New Orleans. Designed for experienced anglers who want to skip the basics, this trip focuses on analyzing dynamic tidal movements, picking apart tight oyster reefs, and placing pinpoint casts into heavy marsh cover where big Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder ambush prey. Working directly with Captain Hubert, you’ll fine-tune presentation speeds, experiment with specialized artificials, and adjust strategies on the fly as water conditions shift throughout the day. With eight full hours to run technical routes into remote marsh habitats, it offers a deeply satisfying, skill-focused workout in Louisiana's legendary coastal waters.
Captain Frenchy Fishing Trip Information
TRIPS ARE SCHEDULED FROM 4TH WEEK OF OCTOBER
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Good To Know's
- Fly Fishing Equipment Provided
- Complementary Catch Cleaning & Filleting
- Snacks And Drinks Provided
Common Questions
What types of fishing trips does Captain Frenchy offer?
Captain Frenchy specializes in inshore fishing charters with a focus on fly fishing. Trips range from half-day (4-hour) to full-day (8-hour) excursions through the marshes, bayous, and flats of New Orleans. Whether you're an experienced angler or a first-timer, trips can be customized to your skill level and fishing goals.
How much does a fishing charter with Captain Frenchy cost?
Pricing varies depending on the length of the trip and the number of anglers. Half-day trips typically start around $500, while full-day trips can range up to $800. All charters are private and tailored to your group, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable fishing experience.
What’s included in a Captain Frenchy fishing trip?
Each fishing charter includes all necessary fishing gear, tackle, fly rods, and flies. Bottled water is provided, and fish cleaning services are available upon request. Captain Frenchy also supplies all required safety equipment and handles the fishing license for each guest.
Do I need any prior fly fishing experience?
Not at all! Captain Frenchy welcomes beginners and enjoys teaching the fundamentals of fly fishing. Whether you're learning to cast for the first time or refining your technique, you’ll receive expert guidance throughout the trip to help you feel confident on the water.
What fish can I catch on a New Orleans inshore trip?
Captain Frenchy targets popular Louisiana species such as redfish, speckled trout, black drum, flounder, and sheepshead. Seasonal conditions can also bring in tripletail and striped bass, offering plenty of action year-round in the marshes and bays.
What should I bring on my fishing charter?
Guests should bring sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, a hat, snacks or lunch (especially for full-day trips), and any personal items like medication or cameras. Light clothing and a rain jacket are also recommended, as conditions can change quickly on the water.
When is the best time to go fishing in New Orleans?
Fishing is productive year-round, but the fall and early winter months are especially popular for targeting trophy redfish in shallow water. Spring and summer offer consistent action for speckled trout and flounder. Captain Frenchy tailors each trip to the seasonal bite.
How many people can go on a charter with Captain Frenchy?
Captain Frenchy’s trips are ideal for 1 to 2 anglers to ensure a hands-on, high-quality experience, especially for fly fishing. If you’re planning a small group trip, contact in advance to discuss accommodations and options.
Where do the fishing charters launch from?
Most trips launch from marinas just outside New Orleans, offering quick access to the surrounding marshes. Exact departure points will be confirmed at the time of booking and are chosen based on current fishing conditions and target species.
How do I book a fishing trip with Captain Frenchy?
Booking is easy—just contact Captain Frenchy directly through the website or by phone. Advance reservations are recommended, especially during peak fishing seasons. A deposit may be required to hold your date, and flexible scheduling is available based on weather and tides.
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