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Fishing report from Brandon O. in Galveston, Texas Book a trip with Captain Brandon here.

    Trout is what's for dinner. These boys put a whopping on a nice limit and drank just as manny beers.
    Got to fish a fun tournament with some of my good clients. Thankfully the weather cooperated and we were able to sweep the board winning biggest trout, flounder and redfish. The fishing is still hot!
    Galveston bay has been producing some extraordinary fishing recently. Early limits of big trout along with some bonus flounder and redfish. As a guide it is my job to understand what makes these fish do what they do. A combination of wind, tide movement and water salinity can play a huge part in where the majority of fish will be in the bay. It all comes together to make a successful fishing trip.
    Big trout and even bigger smiles. The bite was early and on fire. We were able to haul in a four person limit of trout in less than an hour. My group had a blast on the water and took home some delicious fish.
    Big trout and even bigger smiles. The bite was early and on fire. We were able to haul in a four person limit of trout in less than an hour. My group had a blast on the water and took home some delicious fish.

Fishing report from David S. in Corpus Christi, Texas Book a trip with Captain David here.

Fishing report from Aaron W. in South Padre Island, Texas Book a trip with Captain Aaron here.

Fishing report from Chris P. in Port Arthur, Texas Book a trip with Captain Chris here.

Fishing report from Jay W. in Boothville-Venice, Louisiana Book a trip with Captain Jay here.

Fishing report from Cody B. in Tampa, Florida Book a trip with Captain Cody here.

    Inshore bites still been on fire lots of big snook around and redfish school staring to show up in the bay

Fishing report from Brody J. in Rockport, Texas Book a trip with Captain Brody here.

Fishing report from Dean M. in Galveston, Texas Book a trip with Captain Dean here.

    Fishing is improving but strong south west wind is still hurting,
    Fishing is improving but strong south west wind is still hurting,
    Fishing is improving but strong south west wind is still hurting,
    Fishing is improving but strong south west wind is still hurting,

Fishing report from Cameron W. in Hatteras, North Carolina Book a trip with Captain Cameron here.

    Good inshore fishing catching a little bit of everything. Open Friday morning

Fishing report from Brian P. in Ingleside, Texas Book a trip with Captain Brian here.

    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking
    Whacking and Stacking

Fishing report from Joe B. in Holmes Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Joe here.

    Summer sharks are here! With trout snapper and mackerel for the dinner table

Fishing report from Eric S. in Islamorada, Florida Book a trip with Captain Eric here.

    The Snook have been hanging around the local islands and up on the flats,,Speckled Seatrout bite has been good on Florida Bay and on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico,with several trophy Sea trout being caught. The Mangrove snappers have shown up around our local bridges.
    The Snook have been hanging around the local islands and up on the flats,,Speckled Seatrout bite has been good on Florida Bay and on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico,with several trophy Sea trout being caught. The Mangrove snappers have shown up around our local bridges.

Fishing report from Robert M. in Crystal River, Florida Book a trip with Captain Robert here.

    It has been windy for several days, but jigheads with your favorite soft plastics have yielded a few nice trout. Makenzie with a prime specimen

Fishing report from Blake S. in Galveston, Texas Book a trip with Captain Blake here.

Fishing report from Cory H. in Fort Walton Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Cory here.

    Been stuck in the bay this week because of weather. 27 and 25 inch gator trout have not disappointed. Grass flats have been the answer
    Been stuck in the bay this week because of weather. 27 and 25 inch gator trout have not disappointed. Grass flats have been the answer

Fishing report from Joe C. in Jacksonville, Florida Book a trip with Captain Joe here.

    If the interest isn't offshore the nearshore fishing for red snappers, bonita and sharks has been off the chain! Inshore things are starting to get scrappy with the warming water. But keeping a rod bent on oversized redfish, trout, jacks, ladyfish and mangrove snapper has proved somewhat easy. But not every spot has been a good one.
    If the interest isn't offshore the nearshore fishing for red snappers, bonita and sharks has been off the chain! Inshore things are starting to get scrappy with the warming water. But keeping a rod bent on oversized redfish, trout, jacks, ladyfish and mangrove snapper has proved somewhat easy. But not every spot has been a good one.
    If the interest isn't offshore the nearshore fishing for red snappers, bonita and sharks has been off the chain! Inshore things are starting to get scrappy with the warming water. But keeping a rod bent on oversized redfish, trout, jacks, ladyfish and mangrove snapper has proved somewhat easy. But not every spot has been a good one.

Fishing report from Trey C. in Aransas Pass, Texas Book a trip with Captain Trey here.

Fishing report from Frank B. in Stone Harbor, New Jersey

    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit

Fishing report from Jamie R. in Trails End, North Carolina Book a trip with Captain Jamie here.

Fishing report from Ralph F. in League City, Texas Book a trip with Captain Ralph here.

Fishing report from Robert M. in Freeport, Texas Book a trip with Captain Robert here.

Fishing report from James H. in Rockport, Texas Book a trip with Captain James here.

Fishing report from Seth L. in Destin, Florida Book a trip with Captain Seth here.

    Red fish Trout Mangrove snappers are biting in the bay Vermillion snapper Red snapper as of the 16th of June when they open Groupers Sharks Mackerel Black fins Mahi mahi Are all biting and active in the gulf .... some one come catch all these fish with me
    Red fish Trout Mangrove snappers are biting in the bay Vermillion snapper Red snapper as of the 16th of June when they open Groupers Sharks Mackerel Black fins Mahi mahi Are all biting and active in the gulf .... some one come catch all these fish with me
    Red fish Trout Mangrove snappers are biting in the bay Vermillion snapper Red snapper as of the 16th of June when they open Groupers Sharks Mackerel Black fins Mahi mahi Are all biting and active in the gulf .... some one come catch all these fish with me
    Red fish Trout Mangrove snappers are biting in the bay Vermillion snapper Red snapper as of the 16th of June when they open Groupers Sharks Mackerel Black fins Mahi mahi Are all biting and active in the gulf .... some one come catch all these fish with me
    Red fish Trout Mangrove snappers are biting in the bay Vermillion snapper Red snapper as of the 16th of June when they open Groupers Sharks Mackerel Black fins Mahi mahi Are all biting and active in the gulf .... some one come catch all these fish with me

Fishing report from Steven S. in Port Aransas, Texas Book a trip with Captain Steven here.

Fishing report from Gabriel E. in Corpus Christi, Texas Book a trip with Captain Gabriel here.

    He caught this nice trout, but other fish caught were to small to keep. They had fun .
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