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Climb aboard and explore the deeper waters of Galveston Bay! On this 5 hour trip, you can expect to fish within the bays and jetties surrounding Galveston. Captain Bobby has an eye for black drum, so don’t be surprised when the fish bite! In addition to black drum, you could catch shark, flounder, jack crevalle, king mackerel, ladyfish, mangrove snapper, and many more species of fish. The trip can host up to 6 people and is for anglers of all skill levels. Captain Bobby's 40’ sportfisher cuts through the surf making for a smoother and quicker ride out. Captain Bobby requires you to bring a valid Texas Fishing License with a saltwater stamp. You can also bring food and drink of your choice on board (no glass). You can also purchase live bait for an additional fee. Get out there and have a blast! Read More
Hit the water with Captain Benito and fish Galveston Bay's famous jetties! These man-made structures attract tons of fish from deeper water, allowing you to catch trophy Drum, Bull Reds, Trout, Tripletail and more, all just minutes from the marina! On this half-day trip, you'll have tons of opportunities to hook up some big fish, so bring your A-game! Captain Benito runs these trips aboard his 25' Dargel 250HDX center console, powered by a 250HP Yamaha. Also, like all center consoles she provides 360º of fishing, giving you tons of access and making it easy for up to six guests to fish simultaneously. In addition, Benito's vessel comes ready with live wells for bait, ice boxes, and more! All the requisite rods, reels, bait, and tackle will be provided for you at no extra cost. Just bring proper clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen (no spray please!) and you'll be set to go. Get out there and bag some monsters! Read More
Flats, Inshore, Jetty, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Bolivar Peninsula
Galveston Inshore And Jetty Trip
Hit the water with Captain Jason and fish the deep waters off the coast of Galveston! Expect to target kingfish, sharks, snapper, mahi-mahi, and tripletail on your 8-hour action-packed adventure. Captain Jason is eager to entertain any level of fisherman and enjoys showing the ropes to newcomers. Take his advice and he’ll lead you to where the fish are biting. The trip can host up to 6 people, so make sure you bring some good company! Captain Jason will supply fuel, bait, top-of-the-line rods and reels, tackle, and ice. All you need to bring is a valid Texas Fishing License with a saltwater stamp for those over 16 years of age and food and drinks of your choice. Read More
Morning and full-day trips will typically depart at sunrise (6:00 am summer and 7:00 am winter). If schedule allows we can adjust departure times to accommodate your requests. Evening departure times will depend on the time of year. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is allowed in moderation. However, if the consumption of alcohol becomes a safety issue, we reserve the right to terminate your trip early without a refund. You must always follow the captain’s instructions while on board. Our most important concern is your safety and the safety of everyone on board. You will be required to sign a Waiver and Release of Liability Agreement prior to boarding. The trip will not depart until all guests have signed this document Trips Include: All rods, reels, artificial lures and terminal tackle. (Live bait will be an additional cost), and If you wish to bring your own rods, reels and tackle, please contact us prior to your trip date. Ice, ice chests and bottled water will also be provided along with fuel and fish cleaning. Read More
Types of fish you can catch on this trip: King Fish, Flounder, Shark, Jack fish, Stingray, oversized Red fish, Ling,Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Black Drum & other types of fish This trip will take you out to the close rigs offshore and some reefs. Read More
Climb aboard and explore the deeper waters of Galveston Bay! On this 5 hour trip, you can expect to fish within the bays and jetties surrounding Galveston. Captain Bobby has an eye for black drum, so don’t be surprised when the fish bite! In addition to black drum, you could catch shark, flounder, jack crevalle, king mackerel, ladyfish, mangrove snapper, and many more species of fish. The trip can host up to 6 people and is for anglers of all skill levels. Captain Bobby's 40’ sportfisher cuts through the surf making for a smoother and quicker ride out. Captain Bobby requires you to bring a valid Texas Fishing License with a saltwater stamp. You can also bring food and drink of your choice on board (no glass). You can also purchase live bait for an additional fee. Get out there and have a blast! Read More
Other Trips in Hitchcock
This trip promises a Flounder Gigging experience you will never forget! We will start the trip right about dark and will end around 1AM . I will have an ice chest on the boat with bottle waters and will have room if you would like to bring your own drinks or snacks. Please no glass bottles. Read More
Embark on a fly fishing adventure with Captain Richard through Galveston’s huge expanse of sand, grass, and mudflats that provide plenty of opportunities to cast away at your favorite gulf coast inshore species! Captain Richard specifically targets redfish but you could reel in some drum, sheepshead, jack crevalle, and speckled trout. Captain Richard will provide 8,9, and 10 weight rods, but you can also bring your own. He will also provide light snacks! Join him for a spectacular day on Galveston's inshore flats. Read More
Get out there and enjoy an unforgettable inshore fishing adventure in Galveston, Texas, with Captain Dean as your guide! On this trip, you'll get to experience the thrill of reeling in classic saltwater game fish, including Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and more. These fish are all super fun to catch, and make for great eating as well. You'll be fishing from the deck of Captain Dean's 24' Triton center console, which is ideal for fishing here in Galveston Bay. Captain Dean's years of experience and expert knowledge of the local fishing spots ensure a successful and enjoyable trip for anglers of all skill levels. Join him for a day of fun, relaxation, and memories that will last a lifetime! Read More
If you thought that fishing in Galveston started and ended with the Bay, think again. The grassy flats and backwater fishing here is incredible, and provides a perfect opportunity to go after big Redfish, Black Drum, and Sheepshead—all on the fly! Captain Collin is a true expert when it comes to flyfishing this area, and he knows all the local hot spots so you can be confident that you'll get on the fish. You'll be fishing from Captain Collin's 18' Bossman Tortuga shallow stalking skiff. She's an ideal boat for maneuvering through the tidal back bays and flooded marshes around Galveston. Captain Collin will pole you around with deft skill and post up in inches of water looking for pushes, tails, and shadows lurking in the dark colored water. Captain Collin will provide you with all the equipment you need including flies, rods, and reels. All you need to bring is proper clothing, a cooler for snacks and drinks, your Texas Saltwater Fishing License, and sunblock. Also, be sure to have polarized sunglasses and a camera to capture the memories! Read More
Welcome to Galveston Bay, one of the most popular fishing destinations in Texas! This is where the Gulf of Mexico meets the bays and estuaries that are home to some of the best game fish in the region. Galveston Bay is known for its incredible flounder, redfish, and speckled trout fishing, and one of the best ways to experience it is by wade fishing. Wade fishing is a unique and exciting way to catch fish, and it's especially popular in Galveston Bay. This type of fishing involves standing in the shallow water and casting your line, using a lure or bait to entice the fish to bite. The thrill of feeling the tug on your line and the satisfaction of reeling in a big catch is hard to beat! The best time to go wade fishing in Galveston Bay is during the fall and winter months, when the water is cooler and the fish are more active. Flounder, redfish, and speckled trout are all plentiful during this time of year, and you're sure to have an amazing time. Flounder are a popular catch in Galveston Bay, and they're known for their delicious, delicate meat. These flatfish are often found hiding in the sandy bottoms of the bay, and you can use a variety of lures and baits to entice them to bite. As you cast your line and wait for a bite, keep an eye out for any movement or ripples in the water. When a flounder bites, you'll feel a distinct tug on your line, and you'll need to reel it in quickly to avoid losing it. Redfish, also known as red drum, are another popular game fish in Galveston Bay. These powerful fish can grow up to 50 pounds, and they put up a fierce fight when you hook them. You can use a variety of lures and baits to catch redfish, including live shrimp, mullet, and crab. As you reel in your line, you'll feel the redfish tugging and pulling, trying to get away. But with some skill and patience, you'll be able to land a big one. Finally, there's speckled trout, which are perhaps the most sought-after game fish in Galveston Bay. These beautiful fish are known for their distinctive spots and their tasty, flaky meat. You can use a variety of lures and baits to catch speckled trout, including topwater lures, soft plastics, and live shrimp. As you cast your line, keep an eye out for any signs of trout activity, such as jumping or splashing in the water. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, a wade fishing trip in Galveston Bay is an experience you won't soon forget. With some patience, skill, and a bit of luck, you'll be able to catch some amazing flounder, redfish, and speckled trout, and enjoy some of the best fishing in Texas! Read More
We will be targeting big black tip and spinner sharks off the Galveston beachfront. There will be also other species of sharks, those are just the most common types. These trips range from 3 miles to 9 miles off the Galveston beach front. These trips are fun for all anglers of all ages. Sharks bring a thrill that most fish cannot. Hot and heavy action and a huge pull is what to expect on these trips. Read More
Join Captain Michael for a productive day of fishing in Galveston, Texas! Captain Michael will help you target Redfish and Speckled Trout on this 5-hour trip. You will fish aboard his 26’ Majek Extreme center console boat equipped with a 300 HP Suzuki engine as well as a GPS, fishfinder, live bait well (shrimp and croaker - included at additional price), multimedia system, wireless trolling motor, and an icebox. He can accommodate up to 4 anglers. Make sure to bring a valid Texas fishing license, food, a hat, sunscreen, and some good company! Captain Michael will provide all rods, reels, tackle, and lures. He will also provide water but feel free to bring your own drinks. Whether it’s your first time on the water or you are a seasoned professional, Captain Michael would love to take you out on a fishing adventure to remember! Read More
Inshore, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Galveston
Galveston Catch And Release Only
Chase Trophy Redfish and Speckled Trout with Captain Tanner in Galveston! Join us for an exhilarating fishing adventure as we target trophy-sized Redfish and Speckled Trout. Captain Tanner will lead you through the inshore waters, flats, and jetties of Galveston, Texas, in pursuit of these prized catches. What's in Store? Targeting Trophies: This trip is all about the thrill of the hunt for trophy-sized Redfish and Speckled Trout. We'll employ both artificial and live baits as we explore shallow bays and water columns. For Intermediate to Advanced Anglers: These trips are designed for anglers with intermediate to advanced skills who are eager to target trophy fish. Captain Tanner will provide the expertise and guidance to help you achieve your angling goals. All Ages Welcome: While this adventure is perfect for serious anglers, all ages are welcome! Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to fishing, you'll have the opportunity to learn and enjoy the excitement. Meet Captain Tanner: Your Expert Guide Captain Tanner is a skilled and experienced guide, ready to share his knowledge and lead you to the best spots for Redfish and Speckled Trout. With his guidance and the prime location of Galveston, you're in for an unforgettable angling experience. Book Your Trophy Fishing Trip Today! Don't miss the chance to embark on this exciting fishing adventure with Captain Tanner. Secure your spot now and get ready for a day filled with thrilling pursuits, camaraderie, and memories that will last a lifetime. Let Captain Tanner and the vibrant marine life help you create fishing memories you'll cherish forever! Read More
Captain Vincent will use his lifelong fishing experience and knowledge to take you where the fish are biting! Expect a whole lot of Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, and Tarpon on your half (6 hour) or full (8 hour) day adventure across the Galveston Bay. Captain Vincent will provide artificial bait, so hook one on and let it rip! Treat yourself and three others to a day on the water with Captain Vincent! Read More
Head out of Galveston for a phenomenal day out on the water with Captain Reggie! On this trip, you'll drift-fish over shelves, underwater structure, and secret "honey holes" that Captain Reggie has identified over his many years fishing the Galveston area. Depending on your goals for the day, you can target Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder and Sheepshead—to name just a few. This trip is also a great chance to go for a "Texas Grand Slam" or a "Texas Triple" by catching a Redfish, a Trout, and a Flounder in one day! No matter which species you choose to pursue, Captain Reggie is a pleasure to share a boat with. He's happy to work with box experts and beginners alike, and loves showing "greenhorns" the wonders of saltwater fishing. His knowledge of the Galveston waterways makes him a great captain and an even better teacher, for beginners to experienced anglers! Captain Reggie provides all the rods, reels, tackle, and bait you could possibly need for a successful day slaying the fish. All you need to do is meet Captain Reggie at the dock. Please remember your sun protection, your cooler with snacks and drinks, and your Texas Fishing License. Captain Reggie will take it from there and ensure you have a fantastic day on the water! Read More
Texas Fishing Charters is located in Galveston, Texas. Founded by Captain Zach, this is family owned and operated company. Capt. Zach comes from a long line of honorable fishermen and his sea instinct is honed in a way that is sure to put you the fish. More than just a skilled captain and fisherman, he will take the time to teach you about fishing techniques and conservation. Expect your trip with Capt. Zach to not only be fun, productive, and rewarding, but also educational as he has been fishing these specific waters for 8 years. Depending on the time of year, you’ll chase after Speckled Trout, Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, Pompano, Jack Crevalle, Sharks, and many other species. During the Red Fish or Black Drum spawn, expect to catch and release some massive trophy fish! Read More
Everything to Know About Booking a Hitchcock tripletail fishing charter
What are the best tripletail fishing charters in Hitchcock?
Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 11 tripletail trips in Hitchcock, and the most popular trips in the area are 39' Offshore Deep Sea Trip guided by Mike and Overnight Bluewater Tuna Trip guided by Mike.
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Other popular cities nearby for booking a Tripletail charter include Galveston, Dickinson and Bolivar Peninsula.
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What types of tripletail fishing charters are common in Hitchcock?
Deep Sea fishing is the most popular for tripletail in Hitchcock as well as jetty fishing, nearshore fishing, and inshore fishing.
The most common fishing techniques in Hitchcock are bottom fishing, light tackle fishing, and heavy tackle fishing but trolling and artificial lure fishing are popular as well.
How much do Hitchcock tripletail fishing charters cost?
for tripletail in Hitchcock prices can range anywhere from about $580 to $3,550, but the average price for a half day trip for tripletail in Hitchcock is $698. The average price for a full day trip for tripletail in Hitchcock is $2,239.
What month is best for tripletail fishing in Hitchcock?
The most popular season for tripletail fishing in Hitchcock is summer, and most anglers book their trips 26 days in advance.
Do I need a Hitchcock fishing license for tripletail and what are the bag limits for tripletail in Hitchcock?
See here for more information on fishing licenses in Hitchcock, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Hitchcock. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Hitchcock.
What is tripletail in Hitchcock all about?
Tripletail, also known as blackfish or buoy fish, are an intriguing species found in the waters around Hitchcock, Texas. Known for their peculiar habit of floating near the surface and resembling debris or floating objects, tripletail can often be spotted near buoys, weed lines, and other floating structures. Anglers in Hitchcock prize tripletail for their delicious white flesh and unique appearance, making them an exciting target for those exploring the Texas Gulf Coast.
Fishing for tripletail in Hitchcock requires keen observation and patience. Anglers often search for tripletail by cruising near buoys, channel markers, and floating debris, scanning the surface for any signs of these elusive fish. Once a tripletail is spotted, anglers carefully approach the fish to avoid spooking it, then cast bait or lures nearby to entice a strike. Live bait such as shrimp, small fish, or crabs, as well as artificial lures like jigs or soft plastics, can be effective in enticing tripletail to bite.
Tripletail fishing in Hitchcock can be particularly productive during the warmer months of the year, from late spring through early fall, when these fish are more active and abundant in the area's coastal waters. Anglers may also encounter tripletail while targeting other species such as redfish or speckled trout, providing additional opportunities to hook into these unique gamefish. With their distinctive behavior and delectable flesh, tripletail add an exciting dimension to the diverse marine ecosystem of Hitchcock, offering anglers memorable fishing experiences along the Texas Gulf Coast.
What are the most popular months to fish for tripletail in Hitchcock?
Tripletail fishing seasons in Hitchcock, Texas, coincide with the warmer months of the year, typically from late spring through early fall. During this time, tripletail are more active and abundant in the area's coastal waters, making them more accessible targets for anglers exploring the Texas Gulf Coast. As water temperatures rise, tripletail become more active, feeding more aggressively and moving into shallow coastal areas near buoys, channel markers, and floating debris where they can be readily spotted.
Late spring and early summer are considered prime seasons for tripletail fishing in Hitchcock, as water temperatures warm and these elusive fish become more active in the area's coastal waters. Anglers can expect to encounter tripletail near buoy markers, weed lines, and other floating structures, where they often seek refuge and ambush prey. During these peak seasons, anglers can enjoy exciting fishing opportunities as they search for and target tripletail using a variety of techniques tailored to their habits and habitats.
While tripletail may be encountered throughout the year in Hitchcock's waters, their presence and activity levels can vary depending on seasonal changes and environmental factors. Anglers should be mindful of weather patterns, water temperatures, and other conditions that may affect tripletail behavior and distribution. By timing their trips to coincide with peak seasons and employing effective fishing techniques, anglers in Hitchcock can increase their chances of hooking into these unique and prized gamefish, adding an exciting dimension to their fishing adventures along the Texas Gulf Coast.
What techniques are popular for catching tripletail in Hitchcock?
Fishing for tripletail in Hitchcock, Texas, requires a combination of observation, patience, and strategic techniques to successfully target these elusive fish. One effective method for targeting tripletail is sight fishing, where anglers cruise near buoys, channel markers, and other floating structures, scanning the surface for any signs of these distinctive fish. Once a tripletail is spotted, anglers carefully approach the fish to avoid spooking it, then cast bait or lures nearby to entice a strike. Live bait such as shrimp, small fish, or crabs, as well as artificial lures like jigs or soft plastics, can be effective in enticing tripletail to bite.
Another popular technique for targeting tripletail in Hitchcock is drifting or slow trolling near floating structures. Anglers drift with the current or slowly troll along weed lines, buoy markers, or other floating debris, presenting baits or lures in the path of tripletail as they patrol these areas. This method allows anglers to cover a large area and increase their chances of encountering tripletail while also providing the opportunity to target other species such as redfish or speckled trout that may be present in the area.
Timing can also play a crucial role in tripletail fishing success in Hitchcock. Tripletail are more active during the warmer months of the year, from late spring through early fall, when water temperatures are higher and they are more abundant in the area's coastal waters. Anglers should be mindful of seasonal changes and environmental factors that may affect tripletail behavior and distribution, adjusting their fishing techniques accordingly to maximize their chances of hooking into these unique and prized gamefish along the Texas Gulf Coast.
What other species are popular in Hitchcock?
Aside from targeting tripletail, anglers in Hitchcock, Texas, have a variety of other exciting species to pursue, offering diverse and rewarding fishing experiences. One popular catch in the area is the redfish, also known as red drum, prized for its powerful fights and delicious meat. Redfish can be found in marshes, bays, and shallow coastal waters, where they feed on small fish, shrimp, and crustaceans. Anglers often target redfish using live bait such as shrimp or mullet, as well as artificial lures like spoons or soft plastics. Redfish provide thrilling angling experiences and are a favorite target among anglers exploring the Texas Gulf Coast.
Another sought-after species in Hitchcock is the speckled trout, valued for its spirited fights and delicate flavor. Speckled trout inhabit a variety of habitats including marshes, bays, and shallow coastal waters, where they feed on small fish, shrimp, and crustaceans. Anglers target speckled trout using techniques such as live bait fishing with shrimp or mullet, casting artificial lures such as soft plastics or topwater plugs, and fly fishing with streamers or poppers. Speckled trout are particularly abundant during the spring and fall seasons, offering anglers ample opportunities to hook into these prized gamefish.
Hitchcock's waters are also home to a variety of other species including flounder, black drum, sheepshead, and mangrove snapper, among others. Whether fishing from a boat, kayak, or the shore, anglers can enjoy pursuing these species using a range of techniques tailored to their habits and habitats. With its diverse marine ecosystem and abundant fish populations, Hitchcock remains a premier destination for anglers seeking thrilling fishing experiences along the Texas Gulf Coast.
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