285 Fishing Charters
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Spend the morning fishing around the jetties and target a variety of species, including Redfish, Black Drum, Trout, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, and more. The captain will provide the fishing gear but you need to bring a valid saltwater fishing license. This package is great for novice anglers. Please check with the captain if there is an extra fuel surcharge for offshore trips.
A great chance to catch a variety of fish for eating and fighting. The possibilities are wide with the hope of catching Redfish, Black Drum, Flounder, Sheepshead, Croaker, Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel, and Stingrays. Includes: Bait and tackle; safety gear; ice cold water; toilet; and cleaning your catch. Each person over 17 that will fish needs a Texas salt water fishing license with Red Drum tag. (Youth may want a Red Drum tag.) Feel free to bring snacks and beverages (no glass please).
LIVE BAIT IS EXTRA COST!!!! Experience the excitement of fishing the morning in South Padre Island, Texas! Our expert crew will guide you to the bay for an unforgettable fishing adventure, where you can catch Trout. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, our charters are perfect for all skill levels. We'll provide everything you need, including rods, reels, water, and Gatorade. Just bring your Texas Saltwater Fishing License
Set out on an unforgettable 4-hour fishing adventure as we chase hard-fighting fish through the jetties and bay! Depending on the season, you'll battle prized catches like Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, Sharks, and other coastal giants lurking beneath the surface. From explosive strikes to drag-screaming runs, every trip brings a new thrill on the water. Whether you're hunting your personal best or just craving an action-packed day outdoors, this trip is built for excitement! No fuel surcharges.
Our full-day trip kicks off at 6 AM with a morning on the water targeting Redfish and Speckled Trout. Along the way, we'll focus on putting you on some trophy Redfish for an exciting and memorable day of fishing.
A half day of fishing (4hrs) in the bay or at the Galveston jetties. You can expect to catch a wide variety of fish including trout, red fish, flounder, drum, sheepshead and many more inshore fish.
State line Jetties are just a short boat ride with great potential to fill your ice chest with multiple difference species in a short time. For this trip we will target red fish, speckled trout, or sheepshead among others. Ask about out Catch Clean and Cook!
This trip is for the person,persons who dont have a lot of time to fish but want to get a couple hours in. I thought it would be good for a parent with a young child learning to fish.as well.
Sheepshead are clever, hard-fighting Panfish with strong teeth for crunching shellfish. In Texas, they crowd bay reefs, jetties, and pilings, feeding on crabs, shrimp, and barnacles. Anglers love them for steady action, great table fare, and fun, technical bites.
Guides target Sheepshead with inshore fishing and bottom fishing around structure. Light spinning tackle keeps the fight sporty and precise. Popular baits include live or dead shrimp, fiddler crabs, and pieces of oyster. Many crews also scrape barnacles to draw fish in. Expect quick taps and short windows to set the hook.
Most trips stay in protected waters, so rides are short and seas are mild. This suits families, first-timers, and seasoned anglers who enjoy finesse. Captains typically provide rods, tackle, and bait. Bring sun protection, a hat, snacks, and a small cooler for your fillets. Action can be strong on moving tides and during cooler months.
Texas has prime Sheepshead grounds across the coast. Galveston Bay and the Houston Ship Channel offer endless docks and pilings. Sabine Lake, Matagorda Bay, and Corpus Christi Bay fish well around reefs and bridges. Port Aransas jetties hold fish year-round, and the Laguna Madre near South Padre Island has clear flats with plenty of structure.
Before you go, check Texas fishing regulations. Make sure you have the right fishing license or permit. Review current season rules, harvest limits, and any area restrictions, as these can change. Your captain can explain general guidelines, but you are responsible for following local laws.
