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Redfish On Fire!
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Trip Summary

The redfish prove to be the king of the PULL most of the time of year down here on the Middle Texas Coast, more specifically, the Port O'Connor and Seadrift areas. Lures, Shrimp, Crab, Mullet, Croaker are all taking the spotlight as the Summer days lead into our 'Autumn' and Fall times of the year. The water is higher now and will continue to push inland until the Fronts begin to blow it offshore gradually as we move Fall to Winter. This past Saturday I guided a family of 3 from Victoria on an afternoon charter and the bite worked from early afternoon to around 4pm then shut down. You never know when exactly they are biting but it's fun to go figure it out!
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Stephen Boriskie
Port-oconnor, Texas, United States
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Mid Coast Outfitters POC is here to show you the stunning shallow waters of Port O'Connor. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Stephen can tell you all about the local fishery. Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Sheepshead and more inh...

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