Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | April 18, 2012

Fishing in Orange Beach continues to be good after spring break

Now that spring break 2012 has come and gone for the gulf coast we are a still fishing and the action continues to be good for those anglers.  One good time about this time of year is most all of the crowds have cleared out and of town and the fishermen are being rewarded with great catches for a minimal amount of money. 

On the 4 hour charters, we have been catching lots of Spanish Mackerel and a few big king mackerel have started to show up.  We have been fishing down to the west, just offshore between Orange Beach and the Gulf Shores pier. The Spanish are great eating fish that are fun to catch especially for the kids.  The length of the trip seems to be just right for the kids not to loose interest.  The trips we have run this spring many people have decided to keep only what they were going to eat that night for dinner which is a good thing to teach the youngsters on the boat that it is ok to release some fish for another day.

Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | March 12, 2012

Spring break season is here for Orange Beach and Gulf Shores Beaches

One of the most popular activities for families and friends to do while visiting the local Orange Beach and Gulf Shores area is a deep sea fishing trip into the bountiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Not only is this area home to some of the worlds most beautiful beaches it is also home port for some of the best world class fishing anywhere.

The charter boat Intimidator specializes in light tackle family fishing fun for private groups who are seeking an above average charter fishing experience on one of the largest boats in the Alabama fishing fleet.  With over 20 years experience and two full-time mates, Capt. Johnny Greene will show you a good time for your family and kids to enjoy. 

The fishing this time of year is generally pretty good, and the weather is pretty fair with the exception of a few late-season cold fronts that will push through.  But rest assured that if we would not take our families out fishing on a particular day will not take yours.  If we do not go fishing due to the weather you will not be charged a dime. 

 We still have days open for deep-sea charter fishing trips that would be glad to have you and your party on board for a private deep-sea charter fishing experience.   Please feel free to call, text message or e-mail me for further information on how we can make your deep-sea fishing adventure a success.Image

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Orange Beach/Gulf Shores, Alabama – January 16, 2012 Alabama deep sea fishing report. On this full day fishing trip on the big 65 foot Intimidator we had the Hilderbrand crew from Indiana onboard.

We departed Orange Beach Marina at 6 AM into rather choppy seas and headed south to the bottom fishing grounds. Mr. Hilderbrand and I had discussed the weather for several days leading up to this trip but no one onboard was sick and everyone catching all of the fish.

We caught Vermillion snapper, white snapper, some big triggerfish we then rode further on offshore. Once we got located, the big Amberjacks started to bite and I must admit I had kinda forgot how big and mean the Amberjacks are in the winter. We had a limit of big amberjack’s with some of the 50-75 pound class

Once everyone had the opportunity to battle an Amberjack it was time to start heading in so we pointed the boat toward the beautiful Alabama Gulf Coast and made the ride back toward Perdido pass.

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Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | December 31, 2011

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach fishing trip on December 30, 2011

Orange Beach/Gulf Shores, Alabama – deep sea fishing report for December 30, 2011.

On today’s charter we had Brad Brannon from Atlanta, Ga. along with a host of my family and friends for a full day charter fishing trip.

We rode offshore to our first fishing spot which was about an hour and a half south of Orange Beach And we caught Vermillion snapper and triggerfish to get the day started.

From that point, we continued to work our way further offshore. After hitting three or four more bottom fishing spots I rounded up on our amberjack spot to see if we would get a bite. In short order, we were hooked up with with some nice ones for everyone to enjoy and battle.

It was a good day to be on the water! Happy New Year to everyone

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Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | December 13, 2011

Early December Deep Sea Fishing Report For Intimidator

Orange Beach/Gulf Shores, Alabama – deep sea fishing report for the charter-boat Intimidator. 

The fishing has been really good when we have had the weather to get offshore. On our last full day Deep sea charter fishing trip it yielded us a limit of big amberjacks from 25 to 50 pounds. We also caught a bunch large vermilion snapper, triggerfish and white snapper.

The king mackerel will typically movies in to the larger structures within 20 miles of shore and aggregate in large schools making for some really fun, line-tripping action as is the focus of attention on the half day charters.  There has also been some big Triggers in close too.

On the short four hour trolling trips for redfish has been a bit of a disappointment.  In the late fall, we normally see large schools of redfish migrating up and down the beach but as of this point, they have not really showed up and a predictable manner which is common this time of year.  However, It will pick and the fishing will just get better and better

We will continue to fish year-round and are ready to get offshore with your group. Now is the time to make you reservations for 2012 as dates are starting to book on up.  We still have plenty of T-shirts available for purchase for s really cool stocking stuffer and Christmas gifts 

Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | September 19, 2011

Orange Beach Deep Sea Fishing Report For Mid September 2011

Orange Beach / Gulf Shores, Al. – We have been fishing a fair amount over this month so far and have had some great trips mixed in with some good weather to go with it.  The 4 hour trolling trips are starting to pick back up as the water clears out from Tropical Storm Lee.  We are seeing some impressive number of Spanish Mackerel starting to show up too.  The half day family trips are continuing to be a great trip with lots of fun and smiles for all the family’s who choose this option to spend some time on a charter fishing trip. 

 The full day trips are doing really good with big Amberjacks right now as that season continues to be just red-hot!  We have had some wonderful catches of Jacks on the full day trips.  Keep in mind on these trips sometimes it is not the hours you are buying but the fuel and you will be happy when you get back to the dock with a cart of pretty fish! 

The biggest high light of the fall so far is that the big triggerfish are starting to show up and the offshore fishing for Wahoo and Tuna is getting better by the day.  Now is the time to go fishing so call or text me today to arrange you dates for a fun deep-sea fishing trip on the charter boat Intimidator

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Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | September 11, 2011

Orange Beach Half day deep sea charter

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach,Alabama –
Friday September 9, 2011
On this six hour deep sea fishing charter trip we had my buddy Eric from Mobile, Alabama and friends onboard in town for a six hour fishing charter. We left Orange Beach Marina at 6 AM and cleared Perdido Pass at 6 AM just as the sun was coming up and we found the Gulf to be slick calm.

Not having fished since tropical storm Lee blew ashore last weekend we started off shore about 12 miles. We caught Vermillion snapper, red snapper, white snapper, triggerfish, and a nice red grouper along with dolphin fish (Mahi-Mahi).

However, the highlight of the day was all the guys that had gathered up just to have a good time, get away from everything and catch some fish.

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Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | June 28, 2011

Deep sea fishing opening on the Intimidator Saturday July 2, 2011

Orange Beach – Gulf Shores, Al. – due to a last minute cancellation we are open this coming Saturday for a morning and afternoon 6 hour half day family charter. If you are interest in going deep sea fishing over the 4th of July weekend call us now. We will only book private trips on a first come serve basis

Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | June 1, 2011

Overnight Fishing Trip From Gulf Shores, Alabama

Orange Beach / Gulf Shores, AL. – Deep sea fishing report for the Alabama Gulf Coast.  On this two-day fishing trip on the Charter Boat Intimidator we left Orang Beach Marina at 6 am and started fishing for Snapper, Triggerfish and anything else that will bite.  As the day went by we continually worked our way on further offshore as we trolled between fishing locations.  We had a great day catch lots of fishing and eating some really good food. 

We then moved on offshore to the Deepwater to try to catch some Yellow Edge Grouper and Tilefish.  Fishing in 600 to 800 foot of water we had a great trip catch a bunch of cold water fish on the Diawa deep drop reels.

It was a great other than the fact we did not get very many pictures on the trip.

This fine Golden Tile fish was caught on June 1, 2011

Posted by: Capt. Johnny Greene | May 8, 2011

Half Day Family Charter Fishing Trip from Orange Beach

Orange Beach / Gulf Shores, AL. – On this Deep sea fishing charter we had a small family that was in town for a vacation to do some fishing.  We left that morning at 7 am and found a light northerly breeze blowing and fish biting.  We immediately deployed the Spanish mackerel lures and it did not take long to get the kids hooked up!  The bite just got better and better as the day went along!.  We then caught on big King mackerel and decided to extend the fishing trip do some bottom fishing.  We then ran offshore 7 or 8 miles to let everyone fish at the same time and they were rewarded with some big triggerfish, vermillion Snapper and some other big fish that were caught on light tackle in the shallow waters.  Thanks to all the guys for a fun day on the water and we will see you guys back in a month or so!

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