Galveston fishing charter company
832-917-Fish(3474)
After today, we will be back to normal with the ability to check fishing reports on the Reel Report recorder.
One more day to enjoy the remoteness of the most easterly point in the continental United States, Eastport, Maine. One of the intriguing aspects of this area is the tidal changes. At home in Galveston, we rarely see a normal tide change of more than 3 feet or so. Here, the difference between high and low tides this morning was 18 feet.
From
emails received from readers, it appears that fishing is improving and
the weather is hot. Here, my only fishing trip was not productive as the
haddock just were not biting; however, the cool conditions on the water
were pleasant.
In Galveston, Paul and Stephanie Jeremy
fished the causeway area Wednesday morning and landed three slot reds, a
bull red, a 28-inch trout and two oversized black drum that were
released.
Action in Chocolate Bay was excellent for Cheyenne Hyden, Alyssa White and Misty Denman. The young anglers managed an 18-inch gafftop, 16-inch flounder and a slot red. The action came at night under lights.
The
second annual Ladies Casting for Conservation Fishing Tournament takes
place Saturday at Stingaree Marina in Crystal Beach. The event brings
together fishing enthusiasts while helping the Galveston Bay Foundation.
Entry fee is $300 per team.
The
second annual summertime Houston Lure and Tackle Show is Aug. 7-10 at
the Crowne Plaza Brookhollow Hotel, 2801 Northwest Freeway, in Houston.
For information, call 713-462-9977.
Our only offshore report came from Don Redding
who, along with four companions, fished the East Breaks last weekend.
Trolling Kona Classics, lead head feather jigs and natural baits, the
anglers raised a large marlin that gave them a 45-minute battle before
breaking off. Among their catch were two large wahoo, numerous bonito,
bull Dorado and several sharks.
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