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Pêche Grand tambour

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    They came, they saw, they had absolutely AWESOME Experienc.

    Captain Frenchy is a Gentleman, a Fish Whisper and a Zen Fish Master all rolled into one!! Could not have asked for a better guide. Gave us all the tools, taught us local fishing techniques and put us on the fish all day long!!! Look forward to “hooking up” again.
    Michael R.
    Michael R.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3/4 Day Trip (6 hours))

    good day on the water

    we got put on fish first thing, cause alot of redfish of differnt sizes even some big ones great trip will go again , Thanks captain !!!
    Kaleb B.
    Kaleb B.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Recommended for 1st timers for sure!!

    Great boat, great equipment, knowledgeable captain, and on point fishing. It's amazing how abundant the fish are. The captain was super patient and made this a memorable trip and experience for my husband and I. We will definitely be doing this again. We caught red fish, black drum, lady fish, speckled trout, a sting ray, and some cat fish. We caught enough to say, "I'm eating fish tonight!" LOL!
    Lisa S.
    Lisa S.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    it was the best trips weve had in Galveston.

    We had an outstanding experience with Captain Mike. His knowledge of the area was exceptional, and he put us on the fish immediately. We caught a wide variety of species, including Spanish mackerel. Captain Mike was professional, knowledgeable, and made the entire trip enjoyable. We highly recommend him and look forward to fishing with him again!
    Joe W.
    Joe W.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Inshore)

    Perfect Trip!

    We put a dent in the Catfish population! He put us on the fish. Everyone had a blast. Captain Ryan knows his local waterways! We highly recommend!!
    Jacob H.
    Jacob H.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
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À propos de la pêche Grand tambour

Taille
5 to 30lbs
Valeur nutritive
Moyenne
Game Quality
Moyenne

Black Drum are powerful inshore fish known for hard pulls and tasty fillets from smaller fish. Anglers target them for steady action around structure and for the chance to hook a real heavyweight. They use whisker-like barbels to find food and can make a croaking sound, which adds to the thrill of Black Drum fishing.

You can catch them with bottom fishing around jetties, bridges, oysters, and channels. Natural bait works best. Try cracked crab, shrimp, or clams on a simple rig near the bottom. Let the bait sit and use scent to draw bites. If you like lures, bounce a jig or soft plastic slowly along the bottom.

Expect a patient, steady style of fishing with sudden, bulldog runs. This is great for first-timers, families, and seasoned anglers who enjoy a solid fight. Medium or heavy tackle with abrasion-resistant leader helps around rocks and shells. Circle hooks make clean hookups and easy releases. Bring sun protection, water, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Your captain or guide will provide the rest, including bait and tackle, on most trips.

Rules for Black Drum vary by location and can change. Before you go, check your local fishing license and permit needs. Review current season dates, harvest rules, and size or bag limits for your area. When in doubt, ask your captain or local authorities to make sure you are fishing within the law.

Black Drum are powerful inshore fish known for hard pulls and tasty fillets from smaller fish. Anglers target them for steady action around structure and for the chance to hook a real heavyweight. They use whisker-like barbels to find food and can make a croaking sound, which adds to the thrill of Black Drum fishing.

You can catch them with bottom fishing around jetties, bridges, oysters, and channels. Natural bait works best. Try cracked crab, shrimp, or clams on a simple rig near the bottom. Let the bait sit and use scent to draw bites. If you like lures, bounce a jig or soft plastic slowly along the bottom.

Expect a patient, steady style of fishing with sudden, bulldog runs. This is great for first-timers, families, and seasoned anglers who enjoy a solid fight. Medium or heavy tackle with abrasion-resistant leader helps around rocks and shells. Circle hooks make clean hookups and easy releases. Bring sun protection, water, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Your captain or guide will provide the rest, including bait and tackle, on most trips.

Rules for Black Drum vary by location and can change. Before you go, check your local fishing license and permit needs. Review current season dates, harvest rules, and size or bag limits for your area. When in doubt, ask your captain or local authorities to make sure you are fishing within the law.