DOWN THE BAYOUCHARTERSPort Fourchon · Louisiana
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THE DTB CATCH COLLECTION

Yellowfin tuna

The fish that makes the long run worth it.

Yellowfin tuna from the DTB photo collection
From a DTB trip.

PLAN YOUR TIME ON THE WATER

Open-water possibilities.

Yellowfin are one of the big draws offshore out of Port Fourchon. Long-range trips run for tuna during the day, and overnight trips fish the evening and morning bite. Tell the crew which suits your group.

After a long run offshore, the waterfront lodge is an easy place to rest up before the drive home.

Catches depend on season, conditions and current regulations. A photograph records a past catch, not a promise for your trip.

Good fit

Who this trip suits

  • Groups ready for a longer bluewater run.
  • Anglers who want to chase yellowfin with the captain calling the timing.
  • Multi-day Port Fourchon weekends where lodging and backup windows matter.
Planning

Planning notes

Flexible windows. Tuna trips work best when the group brings flexible dates instead of one locked date.

Match boat and weather. DTB confirms the boat, forecast, and run expectations before the booking is final.

Pair with lodging. A Port Fourchon-area stay can make early departures and weather adjustments easier for the group.

Before you go

What to bring and confirm

  • Bring food, drinks, sun protection, and any personal medication.
  • Talk through group comfort with a longer offshore day.
  • Confirm target timing, departure expectations, and the final trip with DTB.
Real photographs from DTB trips. Record catches are listed with their sources.Record catches & sources →