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Coastal Bend Flounder Gig

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Aransas Pass Redfish Rodeo

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trip description for Aransas Pass Inshore Slam in Aransas Pass

Climb aboard with Captain Kevin for an action-packed day of bay fishing the Coastal Bend out of Aransas Pass! Captain Kevin usually runs his half day trips from 7am - 11am but if the bite is slow, he will often stay out an extra hour to make sure you get on the fish. His full day trips usually run from 7am to 2-3pm which give you more time to hit both sides of the tide and find where the fish are biting best. But, Captain Kevin has years of experience under his belt and will take you where the bite is hottest. You can expect to target Flounder, Redfish, and Speckled Trout. Captain Kevin likes to use live bait, cut bait, and, on some occasions, lures to attract the best and biggest fish. If wade fishing is your preferred angling method, he will gladly take you out, you just need to provide your own waders and wading boots. For these trips, Captain Kevin likes to use a 23’ Haynie Bigfoot bay boat that provides a wide, spacious, and stable deck that will serve as your fishing platform. Captain Kevin likes to run these trips with two guests so that he can provide superior service so you both catch your limit or next personal best! Captain Kevin will provide everything you need for a productive day on the water, except a fishing license, which you’ll need to bring with you. He will have an icebox for your day’s catch as well as rods, reels, bait, and tackle. Come on down and make some memories with Captain Kevin and explore the secluded waters around Aransas Pass! Read More

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Aransas Pass Inshore Slam

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23 ft 1 - 4 People $$
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trip description for Bay fishing trip in Aransas Pass

This trip is a bay trip fishing the flats with bait. All bait and tackle is provided. We will throw any bait that the fish are currently eating for that season. We will start with a short boat right to a flat or back lake to target the fish we are after. Chasing redfish, black drum, trout and flounder. After the days trip we will head back to the ramp where I will clean and bag your catch if you decide to keep fish for dinner. Read More

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Bay Fishing Trip

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trip description for Aransas Pass Inshore Run in Aransas Pass

Head out before daylight for an awesome morning with Captain "Lil Joe." With over 10 years of experience guiding in the Aransas Pass/Port Aransas area Capt. Lil Joe knows where the fish will be and how to catch them. You will spend the day chasing redfish, speckled trout, and black drum on Capt Joe's 22' TranSport flats boat. Joe likes to use a myriad of methods to hook into fish from live bait to lures and is willing to cater to your preferences. Not to mention, lures, fishing equipment, live and dead bait will all be provided. This trip is great for the whole family and for anglers of all fishing levels. Captain Joe loves teaching people how to become better fishermen and will share his enormous birth of knowledge and experience with you all day long! Read More

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Aransas Pass Inshore Run

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22 ft 1 - 4 People $$
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trip description for Aransas Pass Redfish Wade in Aransas Pass

If you’re looking for an experienced guide with a successful track record on the water, you’re in the right place. Buddy has been fishing these Coastal Bend waters for quite some time now and knows exactly where the fish bite! On this wade trip, you;'ll be stepping out onto the flats, searching for tailing Redfish and Trout in some of America's most pristine inshore water. Wading is a great way to catch monster Reds, because you can cast directly to the fish! Your guide, Buddy, will show you how it's done and has a ton of expert advice to perfect your presentation and help you set a new personal best! This trip is all BYOG—bring your own gear! Grab your favorite rod and reel, and come on down for a seriously scenic and exciting fishing adventure. Read More

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Aransas Pass Redfish Wade

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24 ft 1 - 4 People $$
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trip description for Baffin Bay Shallows in Aransas Pass

This trip is perfect for the angler who wants to experience the remote wilderness of Baffin Bay and its surrounding waters. On your trip, you will drift shells, coves, and a myriad of other secret locations Captain Tom has accumulated over the years consistently limiting out on trophy trout, redfish, and flounder in Baffin Bay. This trip is totally customizable to your preferences. Tom is happy to provide all the gear you need for a technique-specific trip. He provides everything you will need for your trip so all you'll need to bring are your favorite snacks and drinks, your sun protection, and your Texas fishing license, and Captain Tom will take care of the rest! Read More

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Baffin Bay Shallows

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21 ft 1 - 4 People $$
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trip description for Wade fishing in Aransas Pass

This trip is wade fishing or drift fishing only with artificial lures. My wade fishing trips are typically a 4-5hr trip for a half day. Clients bring their own rod, reel and waders if needed. I can provide wade boxes and lures. My personal rods are available with a deposit that is non refundable if the reel touches the water. We will start our morning with a short boat ride to a flat or back lake to locate fish. I will help teach you how to attack an area with the wind, structure and how to present the bait to fish. I love to teach new anglers and experienced waders alike. After fishing we will head back in where I will clean your catch for the day if you choose to keep some for dinner. Read More

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Everything to Know About Booking an Aransas Pass flounder fishing charter

What are the best flounder fishing charters in Aransas Pass?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 94 flounder trips in Aransas Pass, and the most popular trips in the area are Coastal Bend Flounder Gig guided by Joe, Aransas Pass Redfish Rodeo guided by Buddy, and Aransas Pass Wade or Drift guided by Randy.

Our guides in Aransas Pass are rated a 4.8 out of 5 based on 2568 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are licensed, insured, and 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.

Other popular cities nearby for booking a Flounder charter include Rockport, Corpus Christi and Port Aransas.

Looking for kid friendly flounder guides / fishing lessons in Aransas Pass? Check out our beginner and family friendly flounder guides in Aransas Pass.

What types of flounder fishing charters are common in Aransas Pass?

Inshore fishing is the most popular for flounder in Aransas Pass as well as flats fishing, nearshore fishing, and jetty fishing.

The most common fishing techniques in Aransas Pass are light tackle fishing, artificial lure fishing, and live bait fishing but drift fishing and sight casting are popular as well.

How much do Aransas Pass flounder fishing charters cost?

for flounder in Aransas Pass prices can range anywhere from about $550 to $1,000, but the average price for a half day trip for flounder in Aransas Pass is $697. The average price for a full day trip for flounder in Aransas Pass is $835.

What month is best for flounder fishing in Aransas Pass?

The most popular season for flounder fishing in Aransas Pass is summer, and most anglers book their trips 21 days in advance.

Do I need a Aransas Pass fishing license for flounder and what are the bag limits for flounder in Aransas Pass?

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

What is flounder fishing in Aransas Pass all about?

Flounder, with their unique appearance and delectable flavor, are a prized catch for anglers exploring the waters of Aransas Pass. These flatfish, known for their ability to camouflage themselves against sandy bottoms, channels, and structure, offer an exciting challenge for those seeking a rewarding fishing experience. In Aransas Pass, flounder can be found lurking near oyster reefs, marsh edges, and around docks, where they lie in wait to ambush passing prey. Anglers often target flounder by drifting with live bait or casting artificial lures along these likely feeding areas, employing tactics that require patience and precision.

One of the unique aspects of flounder fishing in Aransas Pass is the opportunity to target both legal-sized fish for the table and trophy-sized specimens for sport. While slot-sized flounder are plentiful and provide a delicious meal, it's not uncommon for anglers to encounter larger specimens that exceed legal limits and offer a hefty challenge. These larger flounder, often referred to as "doormats" due to their size, can provide an adrenaline-pumping fight as they put anglers' skills and tackle to the test. Whether targeting flounder for the table or the thrill of the catch, Aransas Pass offers ample opportunities to hook into these prized flatfish.

Flounder fishing in Aransas Pass is not only a popular pastime for anglers but also plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem. As an important predator in the estuarine food chain, flounder help regulate populations of smaller fish and crustaceans, contributing to the overall health and balance of the ecosystem. Additionally, flounder provide recreational enjoyment for anglers and economic benefits for the local community through tourism and fishing-related industries. Whether casting from the shoreline, drifting along channels, or exploring the diverse habitat of Aransas Pass, anglers can find plenty of excitement and adventure while pursuing the elusive and delicious flounder.

What are the most popular months to fish for flounder fishing in Aransas Pass ?

In Aransas Pass, flounder seasons are marked by shifts in water temperature, tides, and fish behavior, offering anglers a dynamic and varied fishing experience throughout the year. Spring signals the beginning of prime flounder season as these flatfish emerge from their winter haunts and become more active in the warming waters. During this time, anglers can find flounder congregating near oyster reefs, marsh edges, and along sandy channels, where they lie in wait to ambush passing prey. Spring offers anglers ample opportunities to target flounder using a variety of techniques, including drifting with live bait or casting artificial lures along likely feeding areas.

As summer settles in and temperatures rise, flounder fishing in Aransas Pass continues to thrive, albeit with some adjustments in tactics. Anglers may find flounder seeking refuge in deeper channels or around structure during the heat of the day, where the water remains cooler and more oxygenated. Early mornings and late evenings often provide the best opportunities to target flounder, as they become more active during the cooler parts of the day. Anglers targeting flounder during the summer months can employ a variety of techniques, including drifting with live bait or casting artificial lures along marsh edges and channel edges.

Fall heralds the return of peak flounder season in Aransas Pass as cooling temperatures trigger a surge in feeding activity. Flounder become more aggressive as they prepare for the approaching winter months, gorging themselves on baitfish and building up their energy reserves. This period, typically from September to November, offers some of the year's best angling opportunities as flounder congregate in large numbers along marsh edges, sandy bottoms, and around structure. Anglers targeting flounder during the fall season can expect fast-paced action and the chance to hook into trophy-sized specimens as these fish feed voraciously in preparation for the winter ahead.

What techniques are popular for catching flounder in Aransas Pass?

Flounder fishing in Aransas Pass presents anglers with a variety of effective techniques to pursue these elusive flatfish. One popular method is drifting with live bait, such as mud minnows, mullet, or shrimp, along sandy channels, marsh edges, and oyster reefs. Anglers use a Carolina rig or a simple bottom rig to present the bait near the bottom, allowing it to drift naturally with the current. This technique is particularly effective when targeting flounder as they lie in wait to ambush passing prey, providing anglers with the opportunity to hook into these prized fish as they feed along the bottom.

Another effective technique for targeting flounder in Aransas Pass is casting artificial lures, such as soft plastics or jig heads, along likely feeding areas. Anglers can work these lures along marsh edges, oyster reefs, or sandy bottoms, using a slow, steady retrieve or a twitch-and-pause action to mimic the movements of injured baitfish. This method allows anglers to cover a large area and search for actively feeding flounder, providing an exciting and rewarding experience on the water.

For those seeking a more hands-on approach, wade fishing presents an immersive experience in the shallow waters of Aransas Pass. Anglers armed with lightweight tackle can wade along sandy flats, casting live bait or artificial lures into likely feeding areas as they search for flounder. This method offers anglers the opportunity to get up close and personal with their quarry, providing a sense of connection to the natural environment and the thrill of hooking into a trophy-sized flounder. Whether drifting with live bait, casting artificial lures, or wading the flats, anglers in Aransas Pass have a wealth of options when it comes to targeting flounder, ensuring an exciting and rewarding fishing experience on the water.

What other species are popular in Aransas Pass?

While flounder may be a prized catch in Aransas Pass, the waters surrounding this coastal haven offer a plethora of other species to target, ensuring anglers have a diverse and exciting fishing experience. One notable species is the redfish, also known as red drum, which thrives in the shallow bays, marshes, and channels of Aransas Pass. These hard-fighting fish are known for their powerful runs and are often found tailing in the shallows or cruising along grassy flats. Anglers targeting redfish in Aransas Pass commonly use live bait such as shrimp or mullet, as well as artificial lures like spoons or soft plastics, to entice strikes from these prized game fish.

Speckled trout, another popular species in Aransas Pass, are abundant in the shallow bays, estuaries, and grass flats throughout the area. These beautiful fish, also known as spotted seatrout, provide exciting angling opportunities year-round, particularly during the spring and fall migrations. Anglers targeting speckled trout often use artificial lures such as soft plastics or topwater plugs, as well as live bait like shrimp or mullet, to entice strikes from these elusive predators. Whether casting from the shoreline or drifting along channels, the thrill of hooking into a trophy-sized speckled trout is an experience cherished by many anglers who visit Aransas Pass.

Additionally, Aransas Pass offers opportunities to target a variety of other species, including black drum, sheepshead, and mangrove snapper, among others. Black drum, often found in deeper channels and around structure, provide a hefty challenge for anglers and are prized for their firm, flavorful flesh. Sheepshead, with their distinctive black stripes and prominent teeth, are commonly found around docks, pilings, and other structure, where they feed on crustaceans and mollusks. Mangrove snapper, meanwhile, inhabit mangrove-lined shorelines and are prized for their delicious white meat. Whether targeting flounder or exploring the diverse array of other species in Aransas Pass, anglers are sure to find plenty of excitement and adventure on the water.

Recent Reviews of Captain Experiences

  • ★★★★★
    We started the morning with very high winds but Capt Bryce managed to still put us on some fish. Great Job! Great time! I will be using him again! Highly recommended!

    Troy S. with Bryce W. of Rockport, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Ruben is an experienced captain and put us on the fish on a slow day.

    John B. with Ruben S. of Port Aransas, Texas

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    Captain Mark at Captain experiences was great put us rite on the trout we must have caught 50 and hit our limit I would defiantly recocomend captain experiences to all my fishing buddy's thanks captain experiences 👍✝️🙏

    Kenny H. with Mark H. of Port Aransas, Texas

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    It was great, we limited to quick thank you

    Tomas C. with Toby S. of Rockport, Texas

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    Captain Jim took me and my husband out and we had a blast he knew the area very well and was knowledgeable of where the bites would be. Would definitely book again

    Shannon P. with Jim G. of Rockport, Texas

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    Highly recommend Capt Brody. Good day of fishing and he is great with the kids.

    Steve R. with Brody J. of Rockport, Texas

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    Captain David was a great guide. I had a good time and got to land some really nice fish. Thank you.

    Curtis H. with David L. of Aransas Pass, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    The best trip I have ever been on Really nice to meet Captain Toby We will be using Toby again

    Frank H. with Toby S. of Rockport, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Of all the fishing trips I have been on . The one with Captain Toby is by far the best one We all had a great time

    Frank H. with Toby S. of Rockport, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    My son and I went out with Rueben and had a great time. It was a windy day and the fish weren’t initially biting but he took us to a bunch of different spots and we hauled in a few redfish. He was a great role model for my son who wants to be a fishing guide someday. Would definitely go out with him again.

    Jeremy F. with Ruben S. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Great captain put us on the fish wonderful boat was so helpful we didn’t have to do anything but reel in the fish will only use you for our charter experience thank you so much for making the day a special day for my son birthday

    Paul M. with Mark H. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Great trip Justin got us limited out and it was a beautiful morning on the water

    Jeffrey A. with Justin M. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    It was an excellent experience he showed us what to do and gave us tips on how to catch the fish he was funny and talked to us and made sure we had a good time. The overall experience was amazing.

    Fernando M. with Joe S. of Corpus Christi, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Great trip. Limited on Sheapshead. 25 total fish between 3 people. Shane did a great job of making sure we had what we needed to keep catching

    Arthur K. with Shayne M. of Corpus Christi, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Steven put us on the fish and was an amazing guide and all around fun guide. We really enjoyed his company and he really knows his stuff!

    James D. with Steven S. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Travis did a great job for us, pleasant, very experienced and taught us techniques that we wanted to learn. I highly recommend him.

    Julio C. with Travis P. of Rockport, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    If you are looking to catch fish at any experience level and have a trip to remember, Mitch is an outstanding and friendly guide! He was well prepared, communicated times and location well, and was very knowledgeable of the location and local wildlife. He even fileted and packaged our catch for us. Above and beyond service. highly recommended by me and my father!

    Randy W. with Mitch D. of Corpus Christi, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Great day on the water. Some nices Reds, the others were not so cooperative. Heath did an excellent job of putting me where the fish were.

    David M. with Heath B. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Took a while because the fish weren't biting, but when they started biting we got our limit in about 15 minutes.

    Gary Y. with Steven S. of Port Aransas, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Slow fishing but Captain Jim went above and beyond to find fish for us.

    Craig C. with Jim G. of Rockport, Texas

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