Galveston Fishing Charter Company
832-917-FISH(3474)
Today, small craft advisories
are in effect as another frontal system is blasting through our area;
however, the forecast calls for a short effect. By Friday, southeast
breezes and warmer temperatures should set in.
Typical of spring break weather, the
seven-day period usually offers a variety of weather patterns, and this
week has been no exception. The good news is that the last part of this
week looks excellent for fishing and other water activities.
Fishermen and golfers view daylight saving time differently, as reflected by Gean Leonard’s
weekly golf column Tuesday. Leonard was telling of the woes of golfers
gathering for a 7:30 a.m. tee time Sunday, the day of the time change,
and finding it still dark.
Well, for fishermen, an extra hour of
sleep was available as most like to hit the water at daybreak, and
before Sunday that was around 6:30 a.m. Now, we are looking at an hour
later, and the extra sleep Sunday was great.
In June, we will be back to a 6:30 a.m. and earlier daybreak so, enjoy the extra sleep while we can.
While driving along the beach front Tuesday
morning, there appeared to be a large number of fishermen on the rock
groins and fishing from the 61st Street and Galveston fishing piers.
With some luck, they made some nice catches. The surf was in good shape
under light winds and I hope we will hear how everyone fared.
There were no fishing reports
Tuesday; however, the Texas Coastal Fishers of Men announced its 11th
annual Fish & Fellowship Tournament. The event will take place
Saturday, May 17 with headquarters at the TopWater Grill on April Fool
Point in San Leon.
This is a one-day event open to everyone, with proceeds benefiting Helping a Hero.
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