Seasons:

BIG UGLYS are here in 2008.  Big black Drum have arrived and are steady when soaking blue crabs near the jettys.  These fish average 40 pounds and are Huge.  Sheepshead and speckled trout should improve when water warms to 70F and seas lay down. 

Spring can be great but spring storms are unpredicable.  Best fishing is usually near bay and jettys for large drum and sharks.  Ling start to arrive from deeper waters and are best in late spring.  These Ling can be huge over 100 pounds. 

Summer is our best time of year.  Seas are usually calm and migratory fish come nearer shore.  Sharks come into shallow nearshore waters.  Kings and Spanish mackerel are available in easy runs offshore.  Dolphin can be found in weed lines and patches, especially on clam days.

Fall is famous for Bull Reds.  These bruisers are great fighters and arrive in large numbers.  Sharks and mackerel are still nearby before departing for warmer water for winter. 

Winter in Texas is variable and migratory fish are further offshore in warm waters.  Tuna and Wahoo are famous near floater rigs and coral patches.  Bay fishing for reds and trout continues even after cool fronts rool through.