Written by Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures: Galveston Causeway: 59.5F Eagle Point: 59.4F Galveston North Jetty: 60.1F San Luis Pass: 60.1F With the Holiday’s now over, the hunting season’s coming to an end, and a brand-new year for setting goals and dreams… there isn’t a better month to get in on some incredible fishing on the Upper Texas…
Written by Captain Greg Verm The first hint of cool air that makes it’s way down to the Texas Coast affects many outdoor enthusiasts in different ways. Many folks that get the itch to head to the Hill Country, Piney Woods or South Texas and hunt white tail deer. Some get excited to get their shotguns loaded, decoy spread out,…
Fall fishing along the Texas Upper Gulf Coast is a magical time of year for red fish, speckled trout, and flounder. As the day light hours get shorter and water temperatures slowly drop – Fall Fishing along the Texas Coast is second to none. Enjoy an evening at our waterfront lodge – Bay’s Landing then wake up to a cup…
Out of the four seasons, Fall is likely the most anticipated by many folks in the Lone Star State. Familiar sightings…School buses along the roads in town, Friday Night Lights, Opening of Dove Season, heading to the ranch to fill feeders, shorter daylight hours, the first sighting of teal making their way south, water temperatures falling, and amazing fishing along…
Magical Time of Year – Fall Fishing & Hunting on The Upper Texas Coast The changing of the seasons is always a welcome from anglers and outdoors men. The transition from summer to fall is likely the favorite for most. On the Texas Gulf Coast, so many great things begin to happen when daylight hours become shorter, water temperatures begin…
Water Temps Eagle Point: 86.4F Galveston Causeway: 86.4F Galveston North Jetty: 84.9F San Luis Pass: 84.3F Galveston Fishing Report Summer Fishing in Galveston was a bit different than years past. The numbers of Speckled Trout seemed down for June and July. Actually, it wasn’t until this past week that we saw the numbers showing up along the North Galveston…
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