Gadwall Hunting Guides In Aransas Pass

If you've been looking for the perfect trip to start the duck season, you're in the right place! On this hunt with your outfitter, Brody, you'll chase Teals and other ducks in one of America's top waterfowl areas. Located smack in the middle of the Central Flyway, the South Coast of Texas is an annual stopover for millions of ducks, which come to rest in the protected bays and inshore waters while they migrate. Species here include Green-Winged and Blue-Winged Teals, Cinnamon Teals, Wigeons, Redheads, Pintails, Gadwalls, and Mottled Ducks—all of which are a blast to shoot and great to eat as well. On this trip, your outfitter, Brody, 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. You'll get out there before dawn, and hunt until 11 o'clock, so you can even be home for lunch! If you have wingshooting experience, this is a perfect chance to hit your limit! If you're still new to the sport, this is a great way to improve your skills alongside a top-notch guide. Get out there and see what the Texas coast has to offer! Read More

Duck hunting on the Texas coast is an experience like no other! Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just trying to bag your first birds, this trip with Chad will be a real blast. This area is a rich environment for migrating waterfowl, including Wigeons, Mottled Ducks, Pintail, Redheads, Teal, Gadwalls, Shovelers, Mergansers, Scaup and Black Bellys! Captain Chad and his team provide the boat and the blind plus decoys, calling, and professional expertise. All you need are your TPWD hunting license with a federal duck stamp, plus your gun and steel shot shells. You should also bring weather-appropriate camo clothing, as well as waders and a hat. Read More

Leave ATX at 6:30 PM on Friday Jan 26th. Roll into Airbnb at 10:00pm Maybe hit a bar. Wake up at 5:30. Saturday morning, meet Trey at the port aransas ferry at 5:45 am. We'll split up into two groups, and hunt until we've killed out limits. We'll come back in grab lunch in town and decide if we want to go back out for an afternoon hunt (Possibly 100$ additional for anyone that wants to go). Thinking an oyster roast/crab boil back at the Airbnb on Saturday night. Wake up early Sunday morning to hunt again, leave hunt early so we're on the road by 12 noon. Airbnb 775 Split 10 ways This self-guided 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. This trip is also a little less pricey than a guided trip, but you'll be shooting from the same places and the hunting is just as good. 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

South Texas is perfectly situated for epic waterfowl hunting. Located smack in the middle of the Central Flyway, the area is an annual stopover for millions of ducks, who come to rest in the protected bays and inshore waters while they migrate. Species here include Green-Winged and Blue-Winged Teals, Cinnamon Teals, Wigeons, Redheads, Pintails, Gadwalls, and Mottled Ducks—all of which are a blast to shoot and good eating as well. On this trip, your outfitter, Tim, 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. You'll get out there before dawn, and hunt until 11 o'clock, so you can even be home for lunch! Read More

This is an absolute Do It Yourself hunt for the experienced duck hunter who doesn't need help killing ducks! Captain Mark will ferry you're group out to an island or a duck blind out in the bay and run back to the dock to wait for ya'll to text him when you're done. Captain Mark reccomends--and most every duck hunter will agree--that you should bring your own decoy spread and duck calls to hunt over. Once Captain Mark drops you off you'll set out your decoys, brush yourself in or bring your own blind, and if you're experienced enough to handle it, blast ducks until you hit your limit. Even though Captain Mark won't be there in the blind with you, he spends all his time on the bays and knows the best spots to drop you off where ducks are flying! Read More

Get out there with Captain Heath and see what wingshooting in Port A is all about! It's a top-tier location for waterfowl of all kinds, which stop over here during their annual migration. You'll have opportunities for Pintails, Redheads, Wigeons, Teals, Scaup, Mottled Ducks and more on this trip with Heath. To get out to the blinds, you'll go aboard his 24’ TransCat center console, which can accommodate up to 4 hunters. She's a nimble boat with a shallow draft that's perfect for maneuvering in backcountry channels and marsh. Chest waders are required for this trip, as there's a good chance you'll be getting a little muddy. Read More