Gulf Coast Yaker’s has plenty of photos on their site of customers catching sharks for a reason. They know exactly what they’re doing and all of those photos are proof of it! Our group witnessed it first hand too and we were all in disbleif when we caught our first catch (a 4 ft shark) within less than 2 hours. BTW we only booked it for 4 hours so they are very efficient at what they do. Also, out of those 4 hours booked we really only had 3 hours because we were late due to us not knowing about the ferry we had to take to get there from Galveston. Even then, Gulf Coast Yaker’s gave us the extra hour without even asking. That was very generous and professional of them, but it’s easy for them to do because they’re just doing what they LOVE to do. So to them it’s not really work at all. You can tell they are genuinely passionate about fishing and just want to see their customers happy and having a good time. Our group had an AMAZING time andtill can’t believe we caught our fist shark and we’re looking forward to doing this again soon! We would defintely recommend them!

Pros:
- Professionalism (they know what they’re doing)
- They’ll keep you safe (as long as you follow their directions)
- Great for family and friends (no fishing experience required, that’s what they are there for)
- Quick to respond
- Very easy going
- Fair prices

Cons:
- None

We had a great time in Boliver with Scott. All of his gear was top notch and he was very accommodating. Was originally a little weary of booking a surf trip but we had a large group, and I would totally book again.

Scott was professional. Worked his tail off the entire time. Super knowledgeable and answered all our questions. Can’t wait for the next trip!!

Love fishing 🎣 and know that not every time will you catch but we were able to catch a sandbar shark 🦈 that was 6 feet and around 150 pounds. Steven had everything setup before we arrived, fishing poles already ready, chairs, fire pit, and drone/kayak to take bait out far. Great experience and will do again soon. Also was able to catch a red drum that was around 40 pounds.