All Jack’d Up Charters

All Jack’d Up Charters is a family-friendly inshore and offshore fishing charter based in Perdido Key, run by Captain Michael Choron, a Gulf Coast native with more than 25 years of experience in the fishing industry and a charter business he has operated since 2001. Choron built the operation around a simple mission: helping families spend quality time together on the water. As a father of two himself, he leans into a safety-first, friendly approach designed to make a charter trip work for anglers of any age or experience level, not just serious tournament fishermen chasing a tight window offshore. The business states its goal plainly on its own site: your happiness is our mission, and the crew says it goes the extra mile to make sure a family is taken care of without compromise, a line that fits an operation built for vacationing families as much as for hardcore anglers.

Perdido Key sits close enough to Orange Beach and downtown Pensacola that visitors staying anywhere along this stretch of the Gulf Coast can reach the dock without a long drive, which matters for a charter that runs half-day and full-day trips on a set schedule. Choron’s approach leans on more than two decades on Gulf Coast water, which shows up in how the operation structures its trips around conditions and season rather than running the same route regardless of what is biting.

The primary boat is a 31-foot Cape Horn powered by twin 300-horsepower Yamaha engines, 600 horsepower total, with a 9-foot 1-inch beam, a 22-inch draft, a 23-degree deadrise, and a 290-gallon fuel tank. Choron and his crew describe the ride as a soft-entry, unsinkable, spacious boat built to keep passengers dry even when the Gulf kicks up some chop on an offshore run. For trips that stay closer to shore, All Jack’d Up Charters also runs a 21-foot Parker built for inshore and nearshore water, a smaller, more nimble boat suited to backwater and bay fishing around Perdido Key rather than a run to open-water structure.

Trip lengths and pricing scale with distance and target species. A 3-hour inshore or nearshore trip on the Parker runs $450, and a 4-hour version runs $600. Offshore trips on the Cape Horn start at $800 for 4 hours, run $1,000 for 5 hours, and reach $1,200 for a full 6-hour day. Every trip covers one to four anglers, with room for up to six passengers total, and includes bait, tackle, and fishing licenses; adding anglers beyond the base group costs $50 per person. That pricing structure makes it straightforward for a family or small group to know the total cost before booking, rather than waiting on a custom quote after the fact.

Anglers who fish with All Jack’d Up Charters go after red snapper, mahi mahi, grouper, amberjack, triggerfish, king and Spanish mackerel, redfish, flounder, sheepshead, pompano, cobia, and sharks, depending on the season and whether the trip runs inshore or offshore. The charter is based at 5851 Galvez Rd in Perdido Key, and Choron can be reached directly at 850-384-9059 or by email at choronenterprises@gmail.com to book a date, ask about which species are running in a given month, or work out logistics for a larger group. The business also keeps an active presence on Facebook and Instagram under the handle @all_jackd_up_charters, where recent catches and open dates tend to show up first, which is a useful check for visitors trying to plan a trip around a short window at the beach.