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November brings some of the best inshore fishing you'll find all year, and this morning trip with MTSix is your ticket to experience it firsthand. With cooler temps settling in, the fish are more active and feeding heavily before winter sets in deeper. This intimate 2-person charter focuses on species that really come alive during November - we're talking Alligator Gar and American Eel, two fighters that'll give you stories to tell for years. All your meals are covered from breakfast through dinner, so you can focus entirely on what matters: getting your line wet and landing something special.
This morning departure gets you on the water when the action is hottest. November's cooler air temperatures create perfect conditions - the water's still holding some warmth from summer, but the dropping temps trigger serious feeding activity. You'll be fishing in prime inshore spots where structure and current meet, exactly where these target species love to hang out. With just 2 anglers max, you get personalized attention and plenty of elbow room to work your technique. The guide knows these waters like the back of their hand and will put you on fish that are genuinely excited to eat. Expect to cover different areas throughout the morning, adapting to where the bite is strongest and what the fish are telling us.
For Alligator Gar, we're using heavy tackle - these prehistoric beasts require serious gear to handle their size and fight. You'll be working with wire leaders and strong hooks, often using cut bait or live offerings near structure where gar like to ambush prey. The technique involves patience and knowing how to set the hook properly on these bony-mouthed fish. For American Eel, it's a completely different game - lighter tackle, smaller presentations, and working areas where eels move between deeper water and shallows. Bottom rigs with natural baits work best, and you'll learn to feel the subtle takes that eels are known for. All gear is provided, but if you have favorite rods or reels, feel free to bring them along. The guide will adjust tactics based on conditions and what the fish are showing us throughout the trip.
Alligator Gar are absolute monsters that make November fishing special around here. These living dinosaurs can stretch over 6 feet and pack serious weight - we're talking fish that'll test your tackle and your stamina. November is prime time because gar are feeding heavily before cooler weather slows their metabolism. They're ambush predators that lurk near structure, waiting to demolish anything that swims by. What makes them so exciting to target is their explosive strike and bulldogging fight - once hooked, they'll make powerful runs and even jump clean out of the water. Their prehistoric appearance with that long snout full of teeth makes every catch a photo opportunity you won't forget.
American Eel might not look as impressive as gar, but don't let that fool you - these slippery customers are incredibly fun to catch and surprisingly strong fighters. November brings excellent eel fishing as they become more active in the cooler water. They're mostly nocturnal, but morning hours can produce solid action, especially around muddy bottoms and areas with cover. Eels are incredibly strong for their size and will wrap themselves around anything they can find once hooked. They're also excellent eating if you're into that - many anglers consider them a delicacy. The challenge with eels is detecting their subtle bite and then keeping them from escaping once you've got them on. They're masters at finding the smallest gap to slip through, making landing them an art form.
November fishing doesn't last forever, and conditions this good are something you need to jump on. This morning charter with MTSix gives you everything - expert guiding, all meals covered, and access to some seriously impressive fish that are at their most active right now. With only 2 spots available, you're getting a personalized experience that bigger boats just can't match. Whether you're after the raw power of an Alligator Gar or the sneaky challenge of American Eel, this trip delivers the kind of fishing that reminds you why you love being on the water. The guide's local knowledge combined with November's prime conditions creates the perfect setup for a memorable day. Don't wait on this one - book your spot and get ready for some of the year's best inshore action.
These prehistoric giants are what fishing dreams are made of. Alligator Gar can stretch 4-6 feet and tip the scales at 100-160 pounds, with that unmistakable alligator-like snout packed with razor teeth. You'll find them in deeper river bends near shallow pools, especially during hot late summer days when they come up to gulp air. They're built like armored tanks with bone-like scales that'll dull your knife. What makes them special? The sheer power and that ancient look - like hooking into a living dinosaur. Best approach is cut bait like carp or shad on a big treble hook under a bright bobber. Here's the key: when they hit, give them time to turn the bait before setting the hook. Remember, it's catch and release only - these living fossils are protected.

American Eels are the slippery serpents of freshwater that'll test your handling skills. Running 1-4 feet and 8-17 pounds, these snake-like fish are covered in protective slime that makes them nearly impossible to grip. They're bottom huggers, burying themselves in mud and plant cover in streams and lakes throughout the eastern states. Best fishing happens in warmer months before water drops below 40 degrees when they go dormant. What draws folks to target them? The unique challenge and surprisingly good table fare when prepared right. They're ambush predators that strike from their mud hideouts. Pro tip: fish tight to structure with worms or small baitfish on the bottom, and keep a towel handy - you'll need serious grip strength to land these slick customers.

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 10
Manufacturer Name: HYTR
Maximum Cruising Speed: 50
Number of Engines: 5
Horsepower per Engine: 100