51 Fishing Charters
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You'll be fishing in the Galveston Channel and around the Galveston jetties for 4.5 hours. You'll search for Trout, Redfish, Drum, Sheepshead, Spanish Mackerel, sharks, and Bull Red. The trip starts at 6:00 a.m. and finishes at 10:00 a.m., but the starting time is negotiable.
Full day of trolling with lures and bait. Fishing several reefs and wrecks. Covering a lot of water looking for the big fish. Fuel is included. This trip is for state water only.
Weather permitting 8-hour trips can go 30+ miles offshore to the 'rocks' or natural banks. Here a variety of reef fish can be caught such as Amberjack, Almaco Jack, Vermillion, Grey, Lane, and Red Snapper as well as many others. Trolling these areas during summer months can produce all the major pelagic species including but not limited to Mahi Mahi, Billfish, Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo, and Kings.
A 4-person trip from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. available for $2500. Add additional people for $100 per person for up to 6 total. Bait, rods, tackle, and water to drink will be provided.
Call before booking! For 8-hour trip will be deeper water trip that is usually 20-50 miles out. We will be bottom fishing for Red Snapper when in season, trolling and fishing structure.
Chase the ultimate offshore adventure with Pirate Charters! Our 12-hour deep sea trips take you to prime blue-water grounds for red snapper, mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo, and more. Fish in comfort aboard a spacious, fully equipped vessel with A/C, a full kitchen, and sleeping quarters. With an expert crew, premium gear, and nonstop action, this is the deep sea experience you've been waiting for. Reserve your trip today!
This is a trip full of excitement and adventure. 24 hours of deep dropping for reef fish and fishing for tuna around offshore drill platforms. This isn’t for the weak so buckle up!!!!
This is the perfect trip to go out and catch your own delicious Red Snapper, a delicacy everywhere along the coast and beyond! These hard fighting fish always make an exciting trip. We use a various techniques which include drifting, trolling, and jigging. While we primarily target Snapper on this trip, we may also reel in Kingfish and other 'bonus' species like Cobia, Mahi Mahi and Triple Tail. We typically fish multiple spots and run up to 60-80 miles offshore of Galveston.
We will leave the dock the evening before the 20-hour trip and expect to return between 8–10 PM. Captain Robert holds a Coast Guard 100-ton Master Captain license and has been fishing the Gulf for 24 years. Our deckhand will assist you with boarding, your gear, and getting your bedding set up. The ride out will take approximately 5–7 hours, and we will begin fishing as soon as we reach the ideal location. We strive to put fish in the cooler and provide an unforgettable experience.
Wahoo are fast, hard-hitting game fish known for powerful runs and razor-sharp teeth. Texas is a great place to target them because the Gulf’s bluewater gets close enough for day trips. When temperature breaks and clean water push in, Wahoo follow bait fish along the edge of the shelf and around offshore structure.
Captains usually target Wahoo by high-speed trolling in offshore waters. They pull diving plugs, skirted ballyhoo, and jet heads over temperature lines and weedlines. Wire leaders, planers, and downriggers help keep baits deep where strikes often happen.
Most trips start early and run well offshore to deep blue water. Expect a fast ride, heavy tackle, and bursts of action when a reel screams. This is great for anglers who want adrenaline and are comfortable on a longer offshore run. Pack sun protection, non-marking shoes, snacks, and seasickness medicine if needed. Your crew normally provides rods, reels, and safety gear.
Across Texas, productive Wahoo waters lie beyond nearshore reefs and along the continental shelf. Bluewater access from Port Aransas, Corpus Christi, and South Padre Island puts you near rigs, shrimp boat paths, and color changes. The outer edges off Freeport and Matagorda can also produce when currents and bait line up.
Before you go, check Texas fishing rules for offshore species. Make sure you have the right fishing license and any needed permits. Ask your captain about current season and harvest regulations, and follow crew guidance on safe handling and responsible keeping.
