Drift Fishing Charters In Texas City

Rather than cooridanting with 3 different Captain's book all 3 with Captain Sam and his team for a fully customized and catered multi boat bay fishing experience. Captain Sam and his guides can fish up to 4 guests per boat! Whether you are an experienced fisherman or just a beginner, Galveston Fishing Charters will get you hooked on fishing just by being in the salty outdoors! The Galveston bay systems are healthy and full of a variety of species. Captain Sam and his guides enjoys sharing their knowledge with anglers of all ages. So bring out the kids and let them experience the love of fishing. You will fish aboard a classic Texas coast bay boats that all come equipped with advance fishing technology, including GPS, fishfinder, and a live bait wells. On board you will find all the gear you need. Capt. Sam and his team aims to give you the very best saltwater fishing trip every time, and will fish close to eachother and coordinate their movements based on which boats are catching the most. You can fish inshore any time of year for the likes of Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Black Drum. Calm conditions and a quick ride back to shore make inshore fishing trips ideal for first time anglers and families with small children. Test the waters for a few hours or spend all day catching as many fish as you can. Galveston Fishing Charters include spinning and bait casting gear. Live bait is available for an additional cost. You are welcome to keep your catch and Capt. Sam and his team will clean and fillet it for you. Anglers age 17 and above must bring a Texas state fishing license with a saltwater stamp. Book your next trip and come experience the thrill of fishing in Galveston Bay with a big group! Read More

This will be a 5 hour trip from dock to dock. We will be targeting trout, redfish, black drum and sheapshead. We will be using popping cork and shrimp on spinning gear. Texas saltwater fishing license is required. Time and location are subject to change depending upon weather and fishing conditions. Captain will let you know when and where. Read More

Climb aboard our 30' Twin Vee Catamaran and enjoy the amazing deep-sea experience. Known for its close proximity to deep water, Freeport Tx is the perfect place to start your trip. The 30' Twin Vee cuts through the surf making for a smoother and more comfortable ride. On this half day trip, you'll be fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, within 10 miles offshore. You can expect to do some battle with big sharks and big bull reds but you never know what other species you'll encounter at these Gulf waters. This trip is perfect for just about everyone. Whether you’re male, female, young or old, doesn’t actually matter – everyone loves the feel of the wind in their hair and a day out on the open waters off the coast of Texas. Not to mention we will provide all the equipment, bait, water, ice and anything else within his power to make sure you have a fun, successful, and safe trip. So, all you need to bring is any food and drinks you would like and Texas fishing license. We will take care of the rest! 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

Head a little further out to catch both big fish and limits on this 4-6 hour expedition as you check out Galveston's jetties and channels! You will be fishing for the full time so be sure to allow an extra hour for traveling, cleaning and loading/unloading the boat. Captain Mike will take you to the some of the best fishing spots in the Gulf and share some tips from his years of experience. Learn some new techniques while perfecting old ones during this outing. The 39' triple engine boat comfortably sits you and 5 others and has plenty of shade to save you on the hotter days. Enjoy it as you cruise around the spectacular Galveston Bay Complex. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience and book a trip today! Captain Mike’s 39’ Contender comes loaded with all the gear you could possibly need for a successful day out on the water! He brings all the finest rods, reels, tackle, bait, and knowledge so all you need to bring is your sun protection, snacks and drinks, and your Texas fishing license! Read More

Captain Kerry and crew usually like to meet up at Schaefer's Coastal Bar, but are more than happy to pick you up from any restaurant or Hotel on Clearlake/Kemah area. Seatrout are ambush predators, They can sit still and wait for a passing meal and then quickly grab it with their large teeth. They primarily feed on shrimp and baitfish such as mullet, pinfish, and pigfish. They are not picky, however, and will eat a huge range of live, natural, artificial baits and flies. I primarily fish for seatrout using artificial lures. Along the edges of flats in water 2-4 feet deep, trout can be caught using jigs with a soft plastic tail or a noise-making cork and plastic shrimp combo. In these locations, it is common to catch numerous fish in the 12-20 inch range. Up on the shallow grass flats, larger trout will lie in and along sandy spots, using them as ambush points. Anglers can blind cast across these areas using a soft plastic jerk bait or they can wait until individual fish are spotted and cast to them. Trophy-sized trout over 24″ are extremely sensitive to boat noise and will quickly swim off if they become aware of your presence. The spotted seatrout, or speckled trout as it is sometimes called, is found throughout the Gulf of Mexico region all year long. They account for the biggest number when it comes to the amount of fish caught by recreational anglers here. Local anglers usually refer to them simply as “trout”. While they make appear similar to freshwater trout, specks are in the drum family along with redfish, croaker, and black drum. The inside if their mouth is yellow and they generally have one or two large fangs in front surrounded by smaller teeth. Their scales are small and they are a delicate fish that cannot take much handling. Their bodies are covered in spots to help them hide in the grass beds. Seatrout are generally easier to catch for inexperienced or novice anglers. The fish in deeper water do not require the casting skill that is needed to sight fishing for redfish. typical blind casting technique with a wide range of retrieves will entice these fish to bite. Having a dehooking device while eliminating the need to handle every fish. Using barbless hooks will cause less damage to them and help ensure a healthy release. These fish are very tasty and fun to catch. You'll love having a freezer full of trout you can eat year-round!! These trips are for anglers of all skill levels and ages. No matter if you’re a beginner or a seasoned professional, Captain Kerry will lead the way and take care of everything! They will provide all the bait, tackle, rods, and gear. You only need to bring food and drinks and Texas saltwater fishing license. Read More

Head out of Galveston for some inshore/nearshore fun with Captain Scott! Captain Scott will be there to take you to the best spots in the area and make sure you have the best possible fishing experience. Join him in Galveston and embark on a true angling adventure today! You’ll start your journey on a restored 22’ Kenner bay boat that can sit up to 3 guests. It runs on a 225 HP Mercury engine and uses modern GPS, fishfinder, and radio technology to quickly and safely reach the fish. You can use an ice-box to store your fish and drinks and there will also be a livewell to supply you with live bait. The inshore and nearshore waters of Galveston along with their flats and backcountry offer plenty of opportunity to catch. You’ll be targeting Black Drum, Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, as well as Sheepshead. Using light and heavy tackle, you’ll be bottom fishing, spinning, popping, and drift fishing. You can choose whether you’ll release or keep the fish you catch. Also, feel free to bring along children on your trip. Captain Scott will take care of all the rods, reels, tackle, lures, as well as drinks. You just bring your licenses and the food of your choice. Read More

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

Adventure out with Captain Brian and experience an action-packed day of fishing! Captain Brian offers surf and beachfront fishing around the Galveston area for Tarpon, Drum, Ling (Cobia), and large (Bull) redfish. You will be fishing out of the beachfront and surrounding bays including the Galveston jetties and San Luis Pass. You can either fish for 6 hours (a half-day) or 8 hours (a full day) depending on how much fishing you want to do. Captain Brian and his crew will provide rods, reels, and artificial lures. You can purchase live bait for an additional price. All you need to bring is a Texas Parks and Wildlife Fishing License with a Saltwater Stamp, food and drinks of your choice, and an ice chest for your day’s catch. Let your mind escape from daily responsibilities and have a day on the water with Captain Brian! Read More

Redfish, or Red Drum, can put up quite the fight and they are often referred to as the fish that won’t quit. Redfish can be found in abundance in the Gulf of Mexico and have become one of the most sought after fish in the shallows of Texas. These guys like to travel in schools and when the tide is low we can often see them tailing on top of the water and target them by sight fishing. Redfish get their name from their coppery bronze color that has a tinge of red color. Normally, redfish have one spot on the base of their tails but often there are several spots. Redfish can be fished all year long, but the prime time for this fish is fall when the water is still warm! The best way to catch this elusive and tasty fish is to rely on the Captain Kerry and his team to show you how! They truly do know these waters like the back of their hand. All his boats can accommodate 4 anglers and are equipped with live bait wells and trolling motors. Captain Kerry and crew usually like to meet up at Schaefer's Coastal Bar, but are more than happy to pick you up from any restaurant or Hotel on Clearlake/Kemah area. These trips are for anglers of all skill levels and ages. No matter if you’re a beginner or a seasoned professional, Captain Kerry will lead the way and take care of everything! They will provide all the bait, tackle, rods, and gear. You only need to bring food and drinks and Texas saltwater fishing license. Read More

5 hour spring fishing. Target spring trout and redfish. Live bait is an additional fee. Read More

Climb aboard Captain Leaf's 32' Twin Vee Catamaran and enjoy the amazing deep-sea experience. Known for its close proximity to deep water, Freeport Texas and Captain Leaf's catamaran make for the perfect combo. The 32' Twin Vee cuts through the surf making for a smoother and quicker ride out to the blue deep, and everyone knows, less travel time leads to more fishing time! For a full-day adventure, you can choose to go as far or as near out as you like. Note: the fish get bigger the deeper you go out, but often, the surf does as well. On your trip, you can expect to reel in red snapper, shark, king mackerel, tarpon, Mahi Mahi, and a plethora of other fish The Gulf has to offer (the deeper you go the more variety in species). This trip is perfect for just about everyone. Whether you’re male, female, young or old, doesn’t actually matter – everyone loves the feel of the wind in their hair and a day out on the open waters off the coast of Texas. Not to mention Captain Leaf will provide all the equipment, bait, water, ice and anything else within his power to make sure you have a fun, successful, and safe trip. So all you need to bring is your sunglasses, sunscreen, and Texas fishing license and Captain Leaf will take care of the rest! Read More