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Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

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20 ft 1 - 5 People From $650
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Aransas Pass Wade Or Drift

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24 ft 1 - 10 People From $575

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Fishing in Aransas Pass
Fishing in Aransas Pass
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trip description for Aransas Pass Wade or Drift in Aransas Pass

Captain Randy will take you boat or wade fishing on some of the most pristine bays in Texas. It doesn't matter if your preference is bait fishing or using artificial lures, Captain Randy is an expert at both. He can also teach you how to properly use your bait and improve your skills to catch bigger fish. Enjoy Texas Gulf Coast fishing in the saltwater bays and flats surrounding Rockport, Aransas Pass, Port Aransas and Ingleside, Texas with Captain Randy. Fish for Monster-sized redfish, trophy trout, and flounder in Copano, St. Charles, Redfish, Aransas, Mesquite, San Antonio, and South bays. While redfish and spotted seatrout are the main focus of Captain Randy, it is important to be prepared for anything. It is not uncommon to have opportunities at jack crevalle, black drum, sheepshead, flounder, triple tail, lady fish, spanish and king mackerel, false albacore, sharks, and even tarpon Read More

Inshore, Jetty, Flats Fishing Charter in Aransas Pass

Aransas Pass Wade Or Drift

100% (2)
24 ft 1 - 10 People From $575
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Fishing in Aransas Pass
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trip description for Flats and Backwaters on Artificials in Aransas Pass

Captain Larry knows how to get you on the Trout and Redfish in Copano and Mesquite bay! He likes to fish the grassy flats and back lakes using topwater baits, wakebaits, and Downsouth lures to find fish. He's also experienced at wading and drifting these flats and backwater lakes, so whatever suits your fancy, Captain Larry can make it happen. Casting and retrieving these artificials is a lot of fun and makes each strike that much more exciting! This area holds trophy Trout in the 30-inch range and big-time Redfish, and these big fish can't resist the temptation to whack a shiny, twitchy artificial lure that enters their territory. Bring your waders if you're into stalking these fish on foot, your food and drinks of choice, and get ready for an awesome day of inshore sportfishing with Captain Larry! Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Aransas Pass

Flats And Backwaters On Artificials

97% (35)
23 ft 1 - 4 People From $350
Fishing in Aransas Pass
Fishing in Aransas Pass
Fishing in Aransas Pass
trip description for Backwaters Catch and Release in Aransas Pass

Captain Larry knows how to get you on trout and redfish in Copano and Mesquite bay! He likes to fish the grassy flats and back lakes using topwater baits, Wake baits, and Downsouth lures to find your fish. He likes to wade and drift these flats and backwater lakes so whatever suits your fancy, Captain Larry can make it happen. Casting and retrieving these artificials is a lot of fun and makes each strike that much more exciting! This area holds trophy trout in the 3-5ft range and redfish around the 3ft range, and these big fish can't resist the temptation to whack a shiny twitching artificial that enters their territory. Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Aransas Pass

Backwaters Catch And Release

97% (35)
23 ft 1 - 4 People From $350
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Bay Bounty in Rockport

Come to Rockport, Texas, and join Captain Rob who’s going to help you catch fish and have a great time while fishing inshore, reefs, and flats that the bay system surrounding Rockport has to offer! Specifically, Captain Rob will take you to fish in one or a couple of the bays around the Texas Coastal Bend like Mesquite Bay, Copano Bay, St. Charles Bay, Aransas Bay, or Cedar Bayou, all of which are legendary fisheries. Captain Rob specializes in bottom fishing and using light tackle to fish these bays. These are his favorite methods for getting you on fish like Spotted Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Flounder, and Sheepshead. Furthermore, Captain Rob will cater your trip around your goals for the day. So depending on your skill level, where you want to fish, and what methods you want to use, Capt. Rob is willing to work with you to make your dreams come true out on the water! Captain Rob will meet you at the dock ready with all the fishing gear you could need. This includes rods, reels, terminal tackle, as well as live bait and lures. The crew will also clean and fillet the fish you catch with no extra charges, so you can take it home and prepare some tasty meals. So all you need to bring are your favorite snacks and drinks, your sun protection, and your Texas fishing license, Captain Rob will take care of the rest to ensure you have a successful and fun day out on the water! Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Bay Bounty

100% (1)
25 ft 1 - 4 People From $700
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Rockport Bay Fishing Trip in Rockport

Captain Will is the real deal! He knows how to get you on the Redfish, Trout, Drum, and Flounder for a spectacular day off the coast of South Texas! Based out of the Rockport area, he primarily fishes the Aransas, Copano, St. Charles, Carlos, Mesquite, Ayres, and San Antonio Bays, but can also take you out of Aransas Pass. Though he is willing to accommodate other pickup locations, he likes to launch out of Goose Island State Park aboard his 2019 22' TransCat. This vessel is equipped with a 250 HP Suzuki motor that provides a comfortable and quick ride out to chase the fish. This boat likes to get "skinny", and is perfect for chasing tailing Reds into shallow water. It also comes with a power pole, trolling motor, t-top, and front fishing deck with plenty of room to fish with four guests. Once out on the water, Captain Will likes to fish with mostly live bait, cut bait, and some artificial. He will provide everything from rods, reels, tackle, bait, to a cooler of ice for the catch and a memorable day on the water! So all you need to bring is a cooler with your favorite snacks/drinks, a camera for bragging rights, and your Texas Fishing license, and let Captain Will take care of the rest! Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Rockport Bay Fishing Trip

100% (3)
22 ft 1 - 4 People From $650
Hunting in Port Aransas
Hunting in Port Aransas
Hunting in Port Aransas
trip description for Chasing Pins on the Coastal Bend in Port Aransas

This epic duck hunt is ideal for duck hunters with a little bit of experience under their belt, who want to bag some birds in one of America's best duck habitats! South Texas is smack in the middle of the Central Flyway, and is a stopover for dozens of migratory waterfowl species. The sheltered bays here draw hundreds of thousands of ducks annually, including Green-Winged and Blue-Winged Teals, Wigeons, Redheads, Pintails, Gadwalls, and Mottled Ducks, and more! You can target all of these species, which are exciting quarries and great eating to boot! On this trip, your outfitter, Trey, will make sure to put you in the perfect spot to nail some inbound waterfowl. He'll provide the blinds and decoys, so all you need to bring is your waders, your guns, and your shells. He'll motor you out to the blind, but once you're out there, he leaves the hunting up to you! Read More

Duck Hunting Trip in Port Aransas

Chasing Pins On The Coastal Bend

88% (8)
20 ft 1 - 5 People From $400
Fishing, Hunting in Port Aransas
Fishing, Hunting in Port Aransas
Fishing, Hunting in Port Aransas
trip description for Port A Cast-and-Blast in Port Aransas

This trip is perfect for hunters and anglers who want to do it all in the Port Aransas/Rockport area! On this cast-and-blast trip, you'll hunt all morning and fish all afternoon, without breaking the bank. Your guide and outfitter, Trey, has years of experience hunting and fishing the Texas coast, and will put you right on the birds and the Reds! In terms of wingshooting, South Texas is smack in the center of the Central Flyway, and is a stopover for dozens of migratory waterfowl specied. The sheltered bays here draw hundreds of thousands of ducks annually, including Green-Winged and Blue-Winged Teals, Cinnamon Teals, Wigeons, Redheads, Pintails, Gadwalls, and Mottled Ducks. You can target all of these species, which are exciting quarries and great eating. Trey provides the boat, decoys, blind, and dog, so all you need to bring is your camouflage, your guns, and your shells. You'll get out there before dawn, and hunt for about three hours, when you'll break for lunch and then switch to fishing. For fishing, the bays and inshore waters off Port A are premier fishing grounds for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and more. Captain Trey will make sure you're hooked up with the best tackle to find your target species, and he'll do everything he can to help you pull a personal best over the rail, fill your cooler, or both. Captain Trey takes care of everything for your charter so all you need to bring is your sun protection, lunch/snacks and drinks, and your Texas fishing license! Read More

Inshore, Duck Fishing, Hunting Charter in Port Aransas

Port A Cast-and-Blast

88% (8)
20 ft 1 - 4 People From $850
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Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Redfish on the Fly in Rockport

Captain Jeff offers fantastic half day, full day, and multi day trips fly fishing for redfish along the Texas Coastal Bend. All rods, reels, tackle, and flies are provided- all you need is a current Texas fishing license, snacks, and polarized sunglasses. These trips are great for 1-2 anglers of all skill levels. Nothing beats catching a Texas redfish on the fly! Note also, Captain Jeff doesn't pay too much attention to the time on his trips. He's out there to make sure you get your shots not stare at his watch! Read More

Inshore Fishing Charter in Rockport

Redfish On The Fly

100% (1)
18 ft 1 - 2 People From $500
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Rockport Reds on the Flats in Rockport

Head out with Captain James for an epic day chasing all kinds of inshore sportfish on the bountiful waters of South Texas! The intricate bay systems surrounding Rockport are prime habitat for iconic species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. You'll be fishing on board Captain James' 23' Majek bay boat. She can handle very skinny water, so you can chase fish all the way into the backwaters! From Jack Crevalle, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Ladyfish, to Redfish, no species is safe when Captain James's is out on the water. He typically likes to use light tackle rigs, throwing artificials and live bait on the bays, or sneak up on fish sunbathing on the flats! Captain James will bring all the necessary supplies for your day out on the water, so all you need to bring are your favorite snacks and drinks, your sun protection, and a Texas fishing license. Book a trip and start wearing 'em out! Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Rockport Reds On The Flats

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23 ft 1 - 4 People From $550
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Rockport Trout Redfish and Black Drum in Rockport

Texas' Coastal Bend region is a fisherman's paradise, with abundant opportunities to catch Trout Redfish and Black Drum in the Bays, shallow backwater and marshes. On this charter fishing trip, guests can experience the thrill of reeling in these exciting and delicious fish, which are a blast to catch for any saltwater angler! The trip will begin with a short boat ride through the waters off of Rockport, Texas. Captain Chase has put in his days on the water, and will put his expert knowledge to work to get you hooked up on some champion fish! Once you're out on the water aboard Captain Chase's 22’ airboat, you'll have the chance to use a variety of techniques to catch the Redfish and Black Drum including sight casting with lures or bait and "soaking" cut shrimp or mullet on the bottom to create a commotion that will attract the fish. The shallow water makes for an exciting and challenging fishing experience, as the fish can be easily spooked and will require quick reflexes and a deft touch to catch. After a day of fishing, guests will return to the dock with their catch, which can be cleaned and filleted by the captain. Go home with a trophy, a full cooler, and a camera full of lifelong memories! Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Rockport Trout Redfish And Black Drum

100% (1)
22 ft 1 - 10 People From $800
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Rockport Tx Wade Fishing in Rockport

This will be a full day of wade fishing the Rockport Tx bay systems. We will use a variety of different Artifical lures from soft plastics to top waters primarily targeting trophy trout and redfish. I will provide all the tackle as far as lures go. But you are more than welcome and encouraged to bring your favorite and most confident baits. You will be required to bring all your own gear consisting of waders and boots, wading belts with pliers and stringers and last but not least your own rods. I do recommend each customer bring 2 rods incase one accidentally breaks or has a malfunction. I can provide beginners rods and reels for an additional cost of $50 per rod. One more thing that I hope won’t be a deal breaker but since the major freeze a few years ago I along with a lot of the Texas guides do “Not” allow clients to keep any trout. Our trout fishery especially here in the rockport area took a major hit during the freeze. With that being said, It is coming back and there is plenty of trout action to have but if we want it to have a chance to get back to the way it was and hopefully even better and long lasting we have to continue to let them go and grow. Like I said I really hope that isn’t a deal breaker. Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Rockport Tx Wade Fishing

100% (1)
22 ft 1 - 5 People From $650
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
Fishing in Rockport
trip description for Rockport Wade Fishing W/ Artificial in Rockport

This will be a half day of wade fishing the Rockport Tx bay systems. We will use a variety of different Artifical lures from soft plastics to top waters primarily targeting trophy trout and redfish. I will provide all the tackle as far as lures go. But you are more than welcome and encouraged to bring your favorite and most confident baits. You will be required to bring all your own gear consisting of waders and boots, wading belts with pliers and stringers and last but not least your own rods. I do recommend each customer bring 2 rods incase one accidentally breaks or has a malfunction. I can provide beginners rods and reels for an additional cost of $50 per rod. One more thing that I hope won’t be a deal breaker but since the major freeze a few years ago I along with a lot of the Texas guides do “Not” allow clients to keep any trout. Our trout fishery especially here in the rockport area took a major hit during the freeze. With that being said, It is coming back and there is plenty of trout action to have but if we want it to have a chance to get back to the way it was and hopefully even better and long lasting we have to continue to let them go and grow. Like I said I really hope that isn’t a deal breaker. Read More

Inshore, Flats Fishing Charter in Rockport

Rockport Wade Fishing W/ Artificial

100% (1)
22 ft 1 - 5 People From $550

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Everything to Know About Booking a Copano Bay jetty fishing charter

What are the best jetty fishing charters in Copano Bay?

The best jetty fishing charters in Copano Bay are:

Why should I book a jetty fishing charter in Copano Bay with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 2 jetty trips in Copano Bay, and the most popular trips in the area are Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging guided by Kyle and Aransas Pass Wade or Drift guided by Randy.

Our guides in Copano Bay are rated a 5 out of 5 based on 3585 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

Looking for kid friendly jetty guides / fishing lessons in Copano Bay? Check out our beginner and family friendly jetty guides in Copano Bay.

What types of jetty fishing charters are common in Copano Bay?

The most commonly sought after species for jetty fishing are: 1. black drum, 2. flounder, 3. sheepshead, 4. alligator gar, and 5. speckled trout.

The most common fishing techniques in Copano Bay are gigging, wading, and live bait fishing but light tackle fishing and drift fishing are popular as well.

How much do Copano Bay jetty fishing charters cost?

Prices for jetty fishing in Copano Bay can range anywhere from about $650 to $1,700, but the average price for a half day trip for jetty fishing in Copano Bay is $1,045. The average price for a full day trip for jetty fishing in Copano Bay is $1,350.

Is booking a fishing guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a fishing guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced fishing guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is on the water every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear and tackle, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your home waters, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for jetty fishing in Copano Bay?

The most popular season for jetty fishing in Copano Bay is fall, and most anglers book their trips 17 days in advance.

Do I need a Copano Bay fishing license and what are the bag limits in Copano Bay?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in Copano Bay, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Copano Bay. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Copano Bay.

What is jetty fishing in Copano Bay all about?

Jetty fishing in Copano Bay, located along the Texas Gulf Coast near Rockport, offers anglers a unique and rewarding fishing experience in a scenic coastal setting. Copano Bay is known for its rocky jetties and shallow flats, providing a diverse habitat for a variety of saltwater species. Anglers commonly target species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Black Drum, and Sheepshead around these structures, making it a popular destination for both local enthusiasts and visitors.

One of the key attractions of jetty fishing in Copano Bay is the opportunity to employ different fishing techniques to target a wide range of species. Anglers often use live bait such as shrimp, mullet, or crab to entice bites from fish lurking among the rocks and currents near the jetties. Artificial lures such as jigs, soft plastics, and diving plugs are also effective for enticing predatory fish like Speckled Trout and Redfish. Heavy tackle is typically recommended to handle the strong currents and the potential for larger fish encounters, ensuring anglers are prepared for a variety of fishing conditions.

Beyond the fishing excitement, jetty fishing in Copano Bay offers anglers stunning views of the coastal landscape and opportunities to observe local wildlife. The jetties provide a vantage point to watch the movement of tides, which can influence fish activity and feeding behaviors. Whether fishing from the jetties themselves or from a boat anchored nearby, anglers can immerse themselves in the natural beauty and serenity of Copano Bay while pursuing their passion for fishing. This blend of diverse fishing opportunities and scenic surroundings makes jetty fishing in Copano Bay a memorable experience for anglers of all skill levels.

What are the most popular months to go jetty fishing in Copano Bay?

Jetty fishing in Copano Bay, Texas, offers anglers a seasonal rhythm that influences the types of fish targeted and the techniques employed. Like many coastal areas, Copano Bay experiences distinct fishing seasons that align with the movements and behaviors of various saltwater species.

During the spring months, Copano Bay becomes a bustling hub of activity as fish such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder move closer to the jetties in search of spawning grounds and abundant food sources. Anglers often capitalize on this time by targeting these species around the rocky structures of the jetties. Spring is considered prime for using live bait such as shrimp or mullet to entice bites from these hungry fish. Additionally, artificial lures like soft plastics or diving plugs can mimic the movements of baitfish, making them effective tools for catching trophy-sized fish.

As summer arrives, water temperatures rise, and fish activity remains high around the jetties of Copano Bay. Species such as Redfish and Speckled Trout continue to populate these areas, providing ample opportunities for anglers to employ a variety of techniques. During this season, early mornings or late evenings are often preferred to avoid the heat of the day. Anglers may also explore deeper waters near the jetties or use heavier tackle to handle stronger currents and potential encounters with larger fish like Tarpon or Kingfish.

Fall marks a transition period in Copano Bay, with cooling temperatures triggering changes in fish behavior. Redfish and Speckled Trout are still active but may begin to move towards deeper channels or near passes as they prepare for winter. This time often sees a shift towards slower presentations and deeper fishing techniques. Anglers might also encounter migrating species like Flounder or Sheepshead, which move through the bay in search of warmer waters and abundant food sources. Fall fishing in Copano Bay offers diverse opportunities and a chance to target a variety of species before the winter season settles in.

What techniques are popular for jetty fishing in Copano Bay?

Jetty fishing in Copano Bay presents anglers with various types of fish to target and a range of effective techniques to employ. One primary target is speckled trout, known for their tendency to gather near jetties where they feed on baitfish and shrimp. Anglers often use live shrimp, mullet, or finger mullet as bait, or they employ artificial lures such as topwater plugs, soft plastics, or spoons to entice these fish. Casting around the rocky structures and near the currents where speckled trout congregate can yield successful results. The key to successful speckled trout fishing at the jetties lies in understanding their feeding patterns and adjusting bait presentation accordingly.

Another prized species for jetty fishing in Copano Bay is redfish. These powerful fish often seek shelter and food near the rocky formations and currents provided by the jetties. Anglers typically target redfish using live or cut baitfish like mullet, crabs, or shrimp, as well as artificial lures such as swimbaits and jigs. Fishing around the pilings and structure of the jetties, especially during tidal changes and when currents are active, can increase the chances of hooking into a robust redfish. Patience and understanding the behavior of redfish in relation to the jetties are crucial for a successful outing.

Additionally, jetty fishing in Copano Bay may yield encounters with other species such as flounder, sheepshead, and various types of snapper and grouper. Flounder, with their flat bodies and preference for sandy bottoms near the jetties, are often targeted using live baitfish or jigs bounced along the bottom. Sheepshead, recognizable by their vertical stripes and powerful teeth, are commonly found around the rocky structures and pilings, where they feed on crustaceans like crabs and barnacles. Techniques for these species involve precise casting near structure and employing baits that mimic their natural prey. Overall, jetty fishing in Copano Bay offers a rich and varied fishing experience, combining strategic fishing techniques with the thrill of battling these coastal species against the dynamic backdrop of Texas' Gulf Coast.

What species are popular for jetty fishing in Copano Bay?

Jetty fishing in Copano Bay, located along the Texas Gulf Coast near Rockport and Fulton, offers anglers a diverse range of species to target in its productive waters. One of the most sought-after catches in this area is the speckled trout, also known as spotted sea trout. These fish are abundant around the jetties, where they feed on shrimp, mullet, and small baitfish. Anglers commonly use live bait such as shrimp or finger mullet, as well as artificial lures like soft plastics and topwater plugs, to entice speckled trout. Known for their aggressive strikes and spirited fights, speckled trout provide an exciting challenge for anglers and are highly prized for both sport and table fare.

Another popular species to pursue when jetty fishing in Copano Bay is the redfish, or red drum. These powerful fish are often found near the rocky structures of the jetties, where they prey on crabs, shrimp, and small fish. Anglers typically employ live bait such as mullet or crabs, as well as artificial lures such as spoons and swimbaits, to target redfish effectively. Renowned for their strong runs and challenging battles, redfish offer memorable angling experiences and are prized for their sporty nature and delicious meat.

In addition to speckled trout and redfish, jetty fishing in Copano Bay may also yield encounters with other species such as flounder, sheepshead, and various types of snapper and grouper. Flounder, with their flat bodies and preference for sandy bottoms near the jetties, are often targeted using live baitfish or jigs. Sheepshead, recognized by their vertical stripes and strong teeth, are commonly found around the rocky structures and are caught using shrimp or fiddler crabs. The diverse fishing opportunities and scenic beauty of Copano Bay make it an excellent destination for anglers seeking both a rewarding fishing experience and the chance to explore Texas' coastal waters.

Recent Reviews

  • ★★★★★
    Awesome. Would definitely go again, Captain Kyle kept it action packed the whole time, worth every penny.

    William A. | September 29, 2024

    Trip: Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Kyle was awesome. We had high winds and water was very dirty but still had a great time.

    Jack I. | August 2, 2024

    Trip: Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

  • ★★★★★
    We all had an absolute blast hunting for Flounder with Kyle. Very skilled captain in regards to keeping us in the fish and maintaining good boat position in the shallow water. Everyone that went said was the best part of the vacation and want to go again.

    Chandler H. | July 23, 2024

    Trip: Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

  • ★★★★★
    My husband and teenager daughter went with Kyle and had an amazing time! They said Kyle truly has a gift for fishing and would recommend him to anyone.

    Avery N. | June 30, 2024

    Trip: Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

  • ★★★★★
    If you want to have the experience of a lifetime then go floundering with Captain Kyle. Amazing trip and grandson will be talking about it for a very long time. We gaffed 8 flounder and a black drum. Best time ever!

    Jan C. | May 29, 2024

    Trip: Corpus Christi Flounder Gigging

  • ★★★★★
    The boys had a good time, they mentioned it was right after a large tournament so it was a little slow on the fishing but they had a good time .

    Gustavo V. | May 22, 2023

    Trip: Aransas Pass Wade or Drift

  • ★★★★★
    Capt. Randy was fantastic. He put us on some great fish while others were striking out.

    Andrew M. | June 10, 2022

    Trip: Aransas Pass Wade or Drift

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