Great time, had our first shark on the line and in the boat within 5 min. Had a nice tarpon in the…read moreline but couldn't get it in the boat. When in the area, for sure to go back. Captain Mark was awesome! E we didn't plan ahead and could not find a charter. When I called CM, he said give him a few min and he'll call me back. He got ahold of his fellow mates and was able to move things around to take us out. CM is DaMan!

From the owner: We specialize in saltwater light tackle private charter trips for 1 to 5 anglers while targeting…read morenumerous species of hard fighting and great tasting sport fish. We have 6 boats available and offer half and full day rates and can accommodate any size group!

This is nice little boat marina with good options. They have condos and a nice dock with power…read morelifts and a fish cleaning station. It is located in Pass Christian on the Bayou Portage on the west side of the Bay of St. Louis. The marina is protected by gated entry so you need to rent a slip to gain access to the facilities.

This is the main live bait spot for the Pass Christian area. Roscoe moves his floating store…read morearound the harbor so you might have to find out where is is currently docked. He offers live shrimp, dead shrimp, croakers etc. Roscoe also carries a selection of some other important fishing gear along with a few snacks and drinks. People often start lining up for bait here around 4am so you have to wake up early to get your bait and he does sell out sometimes so plan accordingly.

First I confess that I don't fish, nor do I own a boat. I was at the pier for a running event and I…read morewas able to stroll around the facilities and check it out. There is a pavilion that you can rent for events, decent public restroom facilities, and a fair amount of parking available. The pier itself seems fairly new. The wood still smells like cut wood, even though it is at the beach. The pier is not covered. There is no shade or protection from the elements so wear your hat and sunscreen. The paving, parking, walkways, etc. are in good repair. The boat ramp is wide and accessible. Lots of seagulls and beach and sand and sky all around. This is a great place to stroll out to the end of the pier and back and take in the fresh air and sunshine. I spent an hour just walking around, soaking it in. Caveats - If you are going to fish you must have a Mississippi fishing license. If you are going to put a boat in the water I assume that you have to be current on whatever that entails. There are game wardens or park rangers that come around and check on these things. The pier is accessible at night, but I don't know what the lighting is like. One can assume it is safe, but watch out for yourself if you are out after dark.

Captain Paul was great. We caught our limit on Reds and Trout. Reserve in advance. This is a…read moregroup of 8 fishing charters that will get you on the fish.