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GALVESTON BAY FISHING REPORTS

Thanks for visiting our Galveston Bay Fishing Reports page. Here you will find Bi-Weekly fishing reports for the areas we have fished and other hot spots around Galveston Bay. We will give up to date reports on the speckled trout, redfish and flounder action. Hope you enjoy all the Galveston Bay Fishing Reports!

February 10th, 2010

Well it is already Feb. and Spring is coming up. Spring is consistently a great time to fish, getting the kids out for a spring break trip is always a good idea. Nothing is better than seeing a huge smile on a kids face after a great day of fishing. March is also a great time for catching speckled trout and from what I have experienced and have been told by my peers, fishing for Spring and Summer has been outstanding after very cold winters. So I look forward to some awesome fishing in the next couple of months! Don't worry about a fish kill, most of the fish that has been killed is bait fish and trash fish. Now I'm sure some quality fish have also been effected, but not to a point that it should have any negative effect on future fishing. I haven't been on the water too much lately, due to minor boat repairs, sponsor events and some really cold and windy weather. I have been talking to some guides that have been having some great days on the water and catching some big trout. When the weather has been decent, the fish are being caught. Now as far as location upper Galveston Bay (areas far north) and some areas in West bay have been the best. Soft plastics and live shrimp under a cork (if you can find it) has produced the best results. When I get on the water on a regular basis in about 2 weeks, I will post a more informational report. Well until next time, see you on the water.

 January 1st, 2010

I want to personally wish all our past customers a very prosperous and wonderful 2010! We at Topp Dogg Guide Service greatly appreciate all of your support and business. Hope your past experience with us was a good one and you will go fishing with us again in 2010! We will be taking a break from fishing to do some yearly boating repairs, sponsor appearances and fishing shows in January, but we will start fishing on a regular basis again in February. Capt. Steven and I look forward to hearing from you soon. If you have any question, please gives us a call or email us. Thanks Capt. Alan

Galveston Bay Fishing Report

December 11th, 2009

Galveston Bay Fishing this time of the year fishing can be outstanding and most anglers just do not take advantage of it! I do understand that the weather plays a huge role in people not fishing this time of the year and people are out shopping or staying home because it is cold, but if you really want to have a great day fishing, Dec. is a great month to go. Limits of trout have been the norm lately and the flounder have been biting. I have noticed that the flounder we have been catching seem to be bigger this year. Five pound flounder are being caught daily by most anglers. Of course weather is are main culprit this time of the year, but when we get on the water the fishing has been good. We have been fishing up north for a couple of months now, mainly Trinity Bay using soft plastics to catch most of our fish. The bigger trout are being caught over shell in shallow water. West Bay is starting to produce good trout so we will start fishing it soon. The flounder are still around the channel and around Sea Wolf Park. In a week or two the flounder run will be over. Even though fishing might not be a priority right now, if you want to get out one last time before next year or purchase a gift certificate for someone special for Christmas give us a call. Well until next time, see you on the water.

Galveston Bay Fishing

Areas Fished:  Trinity Bay, Upper Galveston Bay
 

Trinity Bay Fishing Report

November 9th, 2009

Fall is here and fishing has started to heat up! Two to three weeks ago fishing was a bit slow, but in the past 10 days I have seen a huge change and the fishing has really picked up. At the beginning of fall we were catching fish, but the trout we were catching were undersized trout 13-16 inch trout. Our ratio of throw backs to keepers were around 1 out of 6. Now we are on better schools with more keeper trout and the sand trout and gulf trout action is non stop at times. We are mainly using soft plastics to catch our fish and depending on the weather we have used live shrimp under a cork at some locations. We are pretty much fishing under the birds in Trinity Bay and when they aren’t working, we are drifting some reefs or anchored on the shoreline. Fall is typically a great time to take a trip, the weather is great and fishing is even better. It’s a great time to get the family out one last time before winter comes. Before I end this report I want to give everyone a great tip on fishing in the fall. When you are fishing under the birds or where there are a lot of smaller fish your fishing equipment and gear can be the key to catching keeper fish. Your fishing rod is very important. You need a rod that you can fish soft plastics with and sensitive enough to feel those bites. I use the Castaway Skeleton rod and it makes fishing with artificial baits so easy. So invest in a good Castaway rod so you can get those long cast and that action you need to entice those trout to bite. Also use a good scented artificial bait. There are some great scented baits on the market, but I prefer bassassassins and fish bites. Don’t under estimate using the right fishing equipment, you will catch more quality fish. Well until next time, see you on the water.

Areas Fished:  Trinity Bay, Upper Galveston Bay

Galveston Fishing Report

September 28th, 2009

Galveston Fishing has been a little slow lately due to high winds and slow tides! The wind over the past 2 weeks has caused the water to become off color and very dirty in certain areas. The areas that we had been catching our trout has not been as consistent as we like. We have had some rainy and windy days and that has hurt the trout bite, but we have managed some good trips anyway. The redfish have been very consistent over the last 2-3 weeks, keepers and over sized. We have been catching them on every trip and the big gulf trout and small sharks are still available too. Many of our customers over the past 2 weeks have caught their biggest fish ever. It may take 20-30 minutes to get those over sized reds in, but a 20-35 pound red is a blast to catch! We should see more keeper trout under the birds in the next couple of weeks. Right now most of those fish are under sized. Fall fishing is around the corner so call us to book a trip. In November we will be running some discounted trips so check back with us for those specials. Remember we have gift certificates for a future trip and that is an excellent Christmas present for the family or your special someone. Well until next time, see you on the water.

Areas Fished:  East Bay Galveston Texas

Galveston Bay Fishing Report

September 14th, 2009

To all of you that read my Galveston Bay fishing reports on a regular basis, you know my favorite line is good weather brings good fishing! Well over the last 2 weeks that has never been more true. The rain has played a big role in our fishing trips and we have had to cancel or reschedule most trips over this period. Fishing has been good when we have been able to get out. The redfish are showing up more often and a lot of them are over sized. The shorelines and shallow water areas are starting to hold trout and reds. Live bait is still working well (croaker or shrimp) but traditionally this time of the year we switch over to soft plastics, but when you are catching fish why change. Soon the croaker bite will fade and we will be using artificial and live shrimp under a cork for the next month or so. Fishing Trinity bay chasing birds is not a big secret this time of year and we have given that a try with mixed results. It just seems like the trends and fish eating patterns are a little behind this year. So we will adjust to what the fish want. That is a very important key to catching fish, fish with what they are feeding on or if you are using artificial baits try to use something that looks like what they are targeting for food. We will be trying some new locations these next couple of weeks so be sure to check out the next report. Fall fishing is right around the corner and it should be a great time to fish. There will be less boat traffic on the water and with the fishing we have had this summer there is no reason why this fall shouldn’t be outstanding. For those of you that only book spring and summer trips, you should really try fishing in the fall. Some of our best trips have been in the fall! Before I end this report I want to say thanks to EVERYONE that booked a trip with us this past year!!! We really appreciate it especially with our economy and we understand people are trying to watch how they spend their money. Fishing is such a great way to get away for a day and just enjoy yourself on the water with friends and family. We hope that your experience with us was a good one. My brother and I are going to start sending emails to all of our regular and repeat customers when we have specials. If you have fished with us in the past or want to be on our email list, send your email info to info@galveston-fishing.com. We will be running some discounted trips soon. Well until next time, see you on the water.

Galveston Fishing

Areas Fished:  East Bay, Smith Point and Trinity Bay

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