36 Hour Deep Sea Fishing Trip

The 36-hour overnight trip is a true bucket-list offshore experience. We typically depart in the late afternoon, spend two full nights offshore, and return the following morning, giving us unmatched flexibility to fish, move, rest, and reset as conditions change.

With two nights on the water, this trip allows us to fish when offshore species are most active, travel between productive areas without rushing, and settle into the rhythm of life offshore. There’s no clock-watching — the trip unfolds around the bite, the conditions, and the experience.

What to Expect

• Late-afternoon departure into open Gulf waters

• Fishing through the night — twice

• Daytime cruising, repositioning, and trolling

• Jigging near structure and oil rigs, especially at night

• Long trolling stretches between areas

• Return the morning of the third day

This extended timeline gives us the ability to slow things down, explore more water, and take advantage of opportunities that simply don’t exist on shorter trips.

Life Offshore

With two nights out, guests truly settle in:

• Bunk room available for rest

• Cabin and wheelhouse sleeping options

• Cooking meals on the onboard Green Egg — breakfast, late-night meals, and everything in between

• Bean bag chairs and open deck space for relaxing

• Flying fish at night, stars overhead, and sunrise offshore

• Guests bring their own food and drinks (including any adult beverages)

Capacity & Booking Notes

• Maximum of 6 passengers

• Very limited availability

• Pricing based on an hourly offshore rate

• Final pricing confirmed at booking

A $500 deposit is required to reserve your dates. Remaining balance is due prior to departure.

Who the 36-Hour Overnight Trip Is For

This trip is designed for:

• Adventure-minded groups looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience

• Anglers who want to live offshore for two nights, not just visit it

• Small, close-knit crews who are excited about night fishing, long runs, and flexibility

• People who value the experience as much as the catch — stars, flying fish, sunrises, and wide-open water

• Guests comfortable unplugging and settling into offshore life

This is not a casual charter — it’s a rare opportunity to fully disconnect and experience the Gulf in a way most people never do.

Bottom-line

The 36-hour trip isn’t just more fishing — it’s living offshore — the kind of experience people talk about long after they’re back on land!