Frequently Asked Questions

Where is The Islander Lodge located?

The Islander Lodge is stationed approximately 30 miles offshore at the Chandeleur Islands in the Gulf of Mexico.

You can arrive in your own boat, or we can help arrange transportation by boat or seaplane through trusted local partners.

No boat? No problem! You can rent one of our 14-foot, 3-man skiffs or enjoy wade fishing directly from the island beaches and flats.

Yes. Each day starts with a hearty breakfast of eggs, meats, French toast, and grits, plus coffee, milk, or juice. Lunch includes options like burgers, wraps, cold cuts, and cookies. Dinner features bold flavors—Creole, Cajun, BBQ, Italian, Mexican, and fresh seafood—served with sides, dessert, and your favorite drinks.

We also have an open bar available. 

Inshore waters are full of speckled trout, redfish, flounder, black drum, and more—perfect for wade fishing or skiff fishing.

Offshore opportunities include red snapper, mangrove snapper, grouper, cobia, king mackerel, amberjack, mahi, and jack crevalle.

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No. However, groups of less than 6 are tentative until match match you with another group. 

Groups of 6 or more are highly encouraged. 

Possibly, unless your group books a private room. Groups of 6 are guaranteed a private room. Groups of less than 6 might be paired with another group. Please call if you have a group of less than 6, 

There are four 6-man bunk rooms. All with bedding, Wifi, and two of the rooms have their own showers and two rooms share a bathroom/shower.

Check-in begins at 3 PM. Check-out is at 11 AM after breakfast on your departure day.

Yes. We provide an open bar while you’re on board. If you want drinks while fishing, you can bring your own cooler and supplies.

Yes, especially for use during your fishing trips. 

Yes. Louisiana and Mississippi state laws apply. But you can keep whatever you harvest legally. 

Absolutely. We offer 90 feet of illuminated dock space perfect for night fishing.

Yes, but this environment is best suited for older children and teens who enjoy fishing and outdoor adventure.

Yes. A valid Louisiana fishing license is required and should be purchased in advance. Also, if you will beparting from Mississippi and returning to Mississippi, you should have a valid Mississippi fishing license as well. 

We recommend bringing your own fishing gear, a small cooler for drinks/snacks while fishing, personal items, sunscreen, and any preferred tackle or bait.