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Captain Nick Fuller has been a member of FishingBooker since March 2025.

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Captain Nick Fuller, Bolivar Peninsula, United States - FishingBooker

A young angler and an adult proudly display a large shark on the beach, showcasing their successful catch during a coastal fishing trip.

This charter is licensed to take you fishing up to 9 miles offshore into state waters.

Team Shark At The Moon – Bolivar Peninsula

Three anglers posing with a large shark in shallow water, showcasing their catch during a beach fishing adventure.

Team Shark at the Moon – Surfside Beach

Three anglers posing with a large shark on the beach, showcasing their catch after a successful fishing trip.

Team Shark at the Moon – Bay City

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	You can usually expect lots of wind and rain at the beginning of the year. But if the rain doesn't mess with your plans, you'll have a great time targeting Redfish and Trout.
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	Go near the jetties and target Sheepshead and Black Drum. Redfish and Speckled Trout are targets at this time of the year.</div>


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	In March, Black Drum reach their peak season. If you're more interested in the Gulf species, Mackerel start to show in higher numbers.</div>


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	As the water becomes warmer, Speckled Trout start their spawning season. If you're up for an offshore trip to the Gulf, Mahi Mahi is a great fish to target!
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	Head out to the jetties and target Sharks! They increase in number even more in June and you can catch Hammerhead, Blacktip, or Tiger Shark.</div>


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	With summer comes Red Snapper season! Nearshore trips are great and you can catch Cobia, Kingfish, and Sharks.</div>


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	As there's less Flounder than usual, the best action is in deeper waters. Move closer to Galveston or head out straight to the Gulf.</div>


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	In August, the peak season for Speckled Trout starts. On top of that, Redfish begin to spawn at the end of the month. Fishing in the bay is amazing!</div>


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	Flounder gigging gets much better in fall, so try out a night adventure with a guide. The fish migrate toward the back of the bay.
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	The bay is full of Redfish and Speckled Trout. Flounder peak season is starting, so this is the best time to go after the Big Three.
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	Redfish and Flounder are the best choice for your trip. There's not a lot of action in the Gulf, so staying in the bay is your best option.</div>


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	While this is a slow month for most fish species, the Big Three still hold their numbers and make the trip worth the effort. Dress in layers, as it's cold and windy.</div>


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	If you're willing to brave the cold, you can start your year off in the best way, by heading to Surfside Beach for the chance to hook Black Drum and Sheepshead in the bay complex. Huge Redfish are also biting.&nbsp;</div>
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	Stick to the bays and the Gulf's shoreline waters for the chance to hook Redfish and Sheepshead. Feeling more adventurous? Bull Reds can be hooked by the reefs, as well as Snapper species.</p>


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	Huge Bull Reds are biting within the bays and the Gulf's inshore waters. If you're visiting during this time, book in advance – it's Spring Break, which means charters are in high demand!</p>


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	For many locals, April marks the real start of the fishing season, with Galveston Bay just brimming with Speckled Trout and Redfish. On the Gulf side, Cobia can be found nearshore, as well as Grouper and Snapper.</p>


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	As the weather continues to heat up, so does the angling action. Soak up the sun as you cruise the bay for Bull Redfish, or explore the emerald green waters of the Gulf for Shark species, including Bull and Spinner.</p>


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	Attention, Red Snapper fanatics: This is when the federal season opens, which means anglers traveling on federally-licensed charters can hook and keep the huge variations of this fish found in deeper offshore waters.</p>


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	This is the time to visit if you're looking to battling some world-famous big game species, with Billfish and huge Tuna lurking offshore. There are plenty of long-range charters waiting to take you to the hotspots!</p>


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	Big game fishing remains hot, making this a great time to head offshore to battle Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna species, and many more. Snapper and Grouper can be hooked around the reefs, and bay fishing is plentiful, too.&nbsp;</p>


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	The temperatures start to drop, but Gulf fishing is still seriously productive. Nearshore, you can target Mackerel and Shark species, as well as Cobia. Bay fishing offers up Speckled Trout and Bull Reds.</p>


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	The inshore waters of the bays and the Gulf are brimming with Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder, with San Luis Pass being a particularly productive spot. Red Snapper continue to lurk around the reefs.</p>


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	The waters may be cooling slightly, but the fishing shows no signs of slowing down, with inshore trips being particularly productive. Flounder, Specks, and Redfish can all be found in the bays.</p>


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	End your year on a high note, and head to Surfside Beach to sample some incredible fishing. Flounder, Speckled Trout, and Redfish are all on offer inshore, and huge Snapper species can be hooked by the reefs.</p>


Nick Fuller

Charters

Team Shark At The Moon – Bolivar Peninsula

Team Shark at the Moon – Surfside Beach

Team Shark at the Moon – Bay City

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definitly recommend!

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