Galveston Fishing Charter Company
832-917-FISH(3474)
Monday a strong south wind played havoc with anglers trying to fish deep, mid-bay reefs; however, areas along the Galveston Ship Channel were fishable and flounder were being caught.
Crabbing is good which is typical for October, with large blue crabs being caught in just about every area of Galveston Bay.
Bull red action continues at a fast pace along the beach front and around San Luis Pass.
Henry Homrighaus fished Ganges
Bayou near 8-Mile Road Sunday where he observed reds tailing and found
them hungry for live mullet. He did not mention the number he landed but
added that he caught two dozen crabs in his crab traps and most were
full and large.
Capt. Jaime Cantu has been placing his guests into limits of bull reds from around the jetties.
Nelson Bell fished the piers and
pilings between the Galveston Yacht Basin and ferry landing early Monday
and landed six flounder, two keepers to 17 inches and four throw backs.
White Shrimp Gulps was the bait.
Along the beach front, Spanish
mackerel have returned with the clearer water and anglers fishing the
beach front piers and rock groins have been taking a few.
Richard Belleau, 61st Street
Fishing Pier, reported whiting, blacktip sharks and bull reds being
caught in addition to Spanish mackerel.
Last Saturday night,Cooter
Compton fished from a lighted pier in Harborwalk and landed two keeper
flounder, seven specks, three keepers and four undersized, and a large
ribbonfish. Live shrimp was the bait.
The party boat Capt. John made
offshore trips both Saturday and Sunday. The combined catch from the two
trips included ling to 45 pounds, king mackerel, bluefish, blue runner,
sharks, Spanish mackerel, spade fish and croaker.
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