Cast Off with Captain Jay: Four Hours of Coastal Pursuit from Biloxi

BILOXI BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Cast Off with Captain Jay: Four Hours of Coastal Pursuit from Biloxi

A 4-hour private fishing charter out of Biloxi with Silver Dollar III Charters — this guide explains what’s included, what you’ll likely catch, and how to plan the trip.

Cast Off with Captain Jay: Four Hours of Coastal Pursuit from Biloxi.

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Location
Biloxi
Operator
Silver Dollar III Charters
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Embark with a fourth‑generation charter-boat family led by Captain Jay Trochesset for a focused, four‑hour fishing run off Biloxi where, depending on season, the boat works grounds 10–20 miles offshore targeting species such as redfish, jack crevalle and Spanish mackerel. The operator supplies rods, reels, tackle, lures, a first mate, coolers and the fishing license, leaving anglers to concentrate on the cast and the fight.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CAPTAIN

Seasoned local leadership

Captain Jay Trochesset runs a multigenerational charter with deep local knowledge and a long track record in the Biloxi fishing community, recognized by awards including the People's Choice Award and induction into the IGFA Hall of Fame in 2016.

THE CATCH

Targets: redfish, jack crevalle, Spanish mackerel

Depending on season and how far offshore you go, anglers should expect opportunities for redfish, jack crevalle, Spanish mackerel and other local species on this 4‑hour outing.

THE KIT

Gear and logistics handled

The charter supplies rods, reels and tackle, lures, a first mate, two Yeti coolers and ice, plus the fishing license — budget only food, drinks and sunscreen.

What the day feels like

What the four hours feel like

This is a compact, purpose‑built fishing mission: transit from Biloxi toward near‑ to mid‑offshore grounds, set up on productive structure 10–20 miles out depending on season, and spend the charter’s window focused on casting and working bites under the direction of a seasoned captain and mate.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should think twice.

1
Active familiesSuitable for families with children aged 3 and older; private charter format lets groups manage pacing and needs.
2
Serious anglersA focused four‑hour outing ideal for anglers who want concentrated bottom or pelagic action without committing a full day.
3
Large groupsWorks well for groups and parties — the charter can accommodate up to 28 people, making it a practical choice for gatherings.
4
First‑time charterersA private, crewed trip with gear and license provided lowers the barrier for newcomers; children under 3 would not meet the stated minimum age.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Pack food, drinks and sunscreen — the charter supplies rods, reels and tackle, lures, a first mate, fishing license, two Yeti coolers and ice.

Onboard provisions

Trips include rods, reels & tackle, lures, a first mate, the fishing license and two Yeti coolers with ice so anglers need bring only personal provisions.

Trip length

This is a four‑hour private charter; plan personal schedules and provisions around the 4‑hour duration.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the charter?

The charter runs four hours.

What species might we catch?

Depending on season and grounds, anglers can expect opportunities for redfish, jack crevalle and Spanish mackerel among other local species.

Is equipment provided?

Yes — rods, reels and tackle, lures, a first mate, a fishing license, two Yeti coolers and ice are provided with the trip.

Are there age limits or group size limits?

The charter accepts guests ages 3 and up and can accommodate up to 28 people as a private charter.

Who runs the charter?

Silver Dollar III Charters operates the boat under Captain Jay Trochesset, a multigenerational charter captain recognized locally for his work in the industry.

What should I bring aboard?

Bring food, drinks and sunscreen; fishing gear and licenses are supplied by the charter.