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Head 30–60 miles offshore in search of Red Snapper, Kingfish, Ling, Mahi Mahi, Grouper, Wahoo, and Amberjack. No fuel surcharges included—just nonstop offshore action and big-game fishing excitement!
Spend the morning fishing for a variety of species, including Redfish, Cobia, Mackerel, Trout, Black Drum, and more. These trips are suitable for less experienced anglers and will have you fishing several miles from the shore. All the gear is provided, but you need to bring a valid saltwater fishing license. Make sure to pack sunscreen, a camera, sunglasses, food, and drinks. Please check with the captain if there is an extra fuel surcharge for offshore trips.
This will be a half day trip starting at 6 am. This half day trip will take you miles offshore where you will target Red Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, Kingfish, and Cobia. Please check with the captain if there is an extra fuel surcharge for offshore trips.
Venture up to 9 nautical miles into State Waters and experience the thrill of catching Jack Crevalle, Cobia, Kingfish, and other offshore species. Feel the excitement of battling a larger shark—an unforgettable experience—before heading back to shore.
Pretty much the only thing around during the winter is Red Snapper. Its a great time of year to fish for them. We catch limits regularly and sometimes very quickly. These trips are up to 6 hours or when we catch our limits. This trip is dependable on weather please reach out via message before booking and captain will guide you to date for bookings.
Our 6-hour nearshore trip is the perfect introduction to offshore fishing without going full marathon mode. We'll run out to nearby rigs, reefs, and structure where the fish stack up. Expect a mix of species depending on the season. This isn't a slow 'hope we get lucky' trip — this is hands-on fishing with real opportunities.
This trip will be offshore (within 9 miles of land) fishing oil platforms, bottom structure and trolling. You can expect a wide variety of species including kingfish, snapper, cobia, shark, triggerfish and many more. Trip duration is 8hrs.
This is a state water offshore/nearshore trip. You're going to be heading out to reefs and oil rigs at the edge of the state water line to fish for exotic species. This is a long trio si please be prepared with snacks, drinks, sunblock etc.
Experience nearshore big-game action just beyond the jetties! Target tarpon, bull reds, cobia, sharks, and occasional ling or tripletail around rigs and reefs. Heavy/light tackle, live bait, and chumming for fast-paced fights. Perfect for groups seeking Gulf thrills without a full offshore day. Up to 6 anglers; bait, tackle, ice, and fuel included. Peak spring–fall.
Red Snapper fishing in Texas, United States is all about big smiles and steady action. These famous Groundfish thrive on Gulf reefs, wrecks, and oil rigs. Texas stands out because quality structure sits within reach, and local captains know how to put you on fish fast.
Most crews target Red Snapper with bottom fishing. They drop cut bait or live bait near structure and wait for that solid thump. Spinning and conventional gear are both common. On calmer days, light tackle adds fun for kids and first-timers.
Charter trips usually run half day to full day, depending on distance offshore. Inshore and nearshore runs stay closer and suit families. Longer offshore and deep sea adventures reach deeper water and larger schools. Captains provide rods, reels, and tackle, so pack a hat, sunscreen, snacks, and motion sickness medicine if needed. A positive attitude helps most.
Along the Upper Coast, Galveston and Freeport offer quick access to reefs and nearshore rigs. The Middle Coast around Port O’Connor, Matagorda, and Port Aransas brings a shorter hop to structure and steady summer action. Farther south, Corpus Christi, Port Mansfield, and South Padre Island open the door to productive platforms and jetties when conditions allow. Each area has reliable charters ready to match your skill level.
Before you go, check current Texas license and federal permit needs for your group. Red Snapper seasons and harvest rules can change, especially in federal waters. Your captain will explain what applies to your trip and keep you within the rules. Review bag and size limits for your date, and always verify the latest guidance close to departure.
