San Luis Pass
31 Fishing Charters
San Luis Pass Fishing Charters
Top San Luis Pass Destinations
Top San Luis Pass Destinations
Reel Fishing Fever
Reel Fishing Fever
Reelhard Fishin Charters โ 30'
Reelhard Fishin Charters โ 30'
Frenzy Guide Service
Frenzy Guide Service
Ultra Fishing Charters, TX Offshore
Ultra Fishing Charters, TX Offshore
Oilfield Outkasts โ Revelry
Oilfield Outkasts โ Revelry
Oilfield Outkasts โ Standby
Oilfield Outkasts โ Standby
Meador's Guide Service
Meador's Guide Service
Salty Tails Guide Service
Salty Tails Guide Service
Texas Deep Sea Fishing โ Freeport
Texas Deep Sea Fishing โ Freeport
Oilfield Outkasts โ No Mercy
Oilfield Outkasts โ No Mercy
Fishing in San Luis Pass
If you’re looking for an action-packed experience, a San Luis Pass fishing adventure is right up your alley! This area, where the rich waters of Galveston Bay meet the mighty Gulf of Mexico, is a unique fishery that’s bound to leave you breathless. Water flows in and out of this skinny passage, bringing with it a variety of fish species you'll be able to target.
When it comes to the fish, there’s hardly a more unique spot in the area. You’ll find all the inshore stars, including the famous Texas trifecta of Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. Black Drum, Sheepshead, Tarpon, Mackerel, Sharks… whatever side of the pass you’re on, these fish are all in the cards!
Depending on where you’re heading out of, you can book either a half day or a full day trip. If you’re looking for a family trip you can take your kids on, consider booking a half day. The more experienced anglers might enjoy a bit more time on the water, and heading out on a full day trip is the best way to fill the bags.
You’ll find fishing charters in a variety of places around San Luis Pass. This includes Galveston Island, as well as Oyster Creek and Surfside. These spots have easy access to both the Gulf's waters and Galveston Bay, so you can easily cast a line on either side of the pass.
Rules & Regulations
When it comes to regulations, San Luis Pass follows Texas state laws. This means that everyone age 17 or older is required to have a Texas fishing license, regardless of whether they’re heading out on a fishing charter or on their own.
Fishing in San Luis Pass
Fishing in San Luis Pass
If you’re looking for an action-packed experience, a San Luis Pass fishing adventure is right up your alley! This area, where the rich waters of Galveston Bay meet the mighty Gulf of Mexico, is a unique fishery that’s bound to leave you breathless. Water flows in and out of this skinny passage, bringing with it a variety of fish species you'll be able to target.
When it comes to the fish, there’s hardly a more unique spot in the area. You’ll find all the inshore stars, including the famous Texas trifecta of Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. Black Drum, Sheepshead, Tarpon, Mackerel, Sharks… whatever side of the pass you’re on, these fish are all in the cards!
Depending on where you’re heading out of, you can book either a half day or a full day trip. If you’re looking for a family trip you can take your kids on, consider booking a half day. The more experienced anglers might enjoy a bit more time on the water, and heading out on a full day trip is the best way to fill the bags.
You’ll find fishing charters in a variety of places around San Luis Pass. This includes Galveston Island, as well as Oyster Creek and Surfside. These spots have easy access to both the Gulf's waters and Galveston Bay, so you can easily cast a line on either side of the pass.
Rules & Regulations
When it comes to regulations, San Luis Pass follows Texas state laws. This means that everyone age 17 or older is required to have a Texas fishing license, regardless of whether they’re heading out on a fishing charter or on their own.
San Luis Pass Fishing Seasons
San Luis Pass Fishing Seasons
San Luis Pass Fishing Calendar
San Luis Pass Fishing Calendar
What anglers said about fishing in San Luis Pass
What anglers said about fishing in San Luis Pass
Read reviews of fishing charters in San Luis Pass
Read reviews of fishing charters in San Luis Pass
Top Targeted Species in San Luis Pass
Top Targeted Species in San Luis Pass
FAQs about Fishing Charters in San Luis Pass
FAQs about Fishing Charters in San Luis Pass
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in San Luis Pass is 26 ft and the most common vessel type is a Bay boat.
FAQs about Fishing Charters in San Luis Pass
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in San Luis Pass is 26 ft and the most common vessel type is a Bay boat.