BILOXI FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Six Hours Offshore with a Hall‑of‑Fame Captain: Fishing the Gulf from Biloxi aboard the Familynn
A 6‑hour private fishing charter out of Biloxi with Captain Jay Trochesset that ventures 10–25 miles offshore to target Redfish, Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel—this guide explains what to expect and what’s provided.
Six Hours Offshore with a Hall‑of‑Fame Captain: Fishing the Gulf from Biloxi aboard the Familynn.
Step aboard the Familynn and into a lineage of four generations of charter expertise. For six hours you’ll run 10–25 miles into Gulf waters out of Biloxi, fishing for species like Redfish, Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel under the guidance of Captain Jay Trochesset—a People’s Choice‑award winning captain and 2016 inductee into the IGFA Hall of Fame.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Hall‑of‑Fame Skipper
Captain Jay Trochesset brings a lifetime on the water and industry recognition—including induction into the IGFA Hall of Fame in 2016 and a People’s Choice award—so the day is led by a seasoned charter pro.
Four Generations Aboard the Familynn
This charter runs with the longest‑running boat family in the area; the Familynn represents the fourth generation of that lineage and the continuity of local fishing knowledge.
Offshore Grounds, Target Species
Trips typically push 10–25 miles offshore where anglers can expect to fish for Redfish, Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel among other seasonal species.
What the day feels like
What Six Hours on the Familynn Feels Like
The charter is a focused half‑day offshore outing: you board the Familynn in Biloxi, run out to productive Gulf grounds 10–25 miles offshore, and fish under the direction of a Hall‑of‑Fame captain and first mate. The operator supplies rods, reels, tackle, lures and fishing licenses, plus two coolers and ice, so most of your preparation concentrates on food, drinks and sun protection.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rods, reels and tackle; lures; a first mate; a fishing license; two large coolers (Yeti) and ice are included with the trip.
Bring your own food, drinks and sunscreen for the six‑hour outing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The charter is a six‑hour outing.
How far offshore will we go?
Trips typically go 10–25 miles offshore.
What species can I expect to catch?
You can expect to fish for Redfish, Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel, among other seasonal species.
What equipment and services are included?
The charter provides rods, reels, tackle, lures, a first mate, fishing license, two coolers (Yeti) and ice.
Are there age or group size limits?
Yes—participants must be at least 3 years old and the private charter can accommodate up to 28 people.
Who runs the trip?
The trip is led by Captain Jay Trochesset aboard the Familynn and operated by Silver Dollar III Charters; Captain Trochesset is an IGFA Hall of Fame inductee and a People’s Choice‑award recipient.
What should I bring aboard?
Bring food, drinks and sunscreen for your comfort during the six‑hour outing.