Fishing Report for Jan. 1, 2012 Allan Womack and crew joined me this Thursday for a short run into the Gulf of Mexico for some near shore hot action. Everyone knows the sea weed on the beach is making life tough but offshore it is a boon for the fisherman with bay boats and larger. There is one of the largest variety of fish available in years near shore. You can absolutely wear fisherman out catching sharks, jack cravel, king macheral, spanish mackeral, redfish, 10 and 12 lb red snapper, trout, dorado, triple tail and some really nice Ling. I saw three ling caught, all thirty to forty lbs. The action is hot and continuous, we accumulated a mix bag of fish working the sargaso mats and platforms within 15 miles of the beach. We couldn't keep the snapper now, but imagine how the season will be when it starts. Snapper season starts June 1, it will probably be a short season, we are booking rapidly, so if you want to enjoy it, you better book soon. Great job guys, you'll were a lot of fun....... Thanks, Capt. Ron .
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Fishing Report for Jan. 1, 2012 Jason Neitsch, Ken
Durham and Brad Heflin came in to help locate some new real estate
and be the fishermen. We were wanting to find some new fishing holes
and hopefully catch Amberjack, vermillion snapper, lane snapper or
mangrove snaps. We were successful at finding spots that are not being
looked at by other fisherman and we did catch a nice 50 pound Amberjack.
This fish was on the first fishing hole, the first cast of the day,
first cast of a brand new rod. Great way to start the day. Oh, by
the way, her broke the rod.
Fishing Report for Dec. 1, 2011 My two favorite Oklahomans, David and Dwayne, that had visited me back in the summer for an offshore adventure wanted to return to the semi tropical Matagorda for its legendary fall fishing Bonanza. Well it wasn't so tropical as it was one of those absolutely gorgeous fall days on East Bay. The wind was light, the water was smooth and the fish were biting all day. We had our limits of nice specks in the box by 10 oclock, and went on a redfish hunt the rest of the day. The reds were not to be found, but we did pick up a couple of nice Sheepshead. I did a scouting run the day before this, and had the same results. Two awesome days on the Matagordas. Thanks for all the fun David and Dwayne, they are returning for the offshore season in June 2012, see you'll then. Thanks, Capt. Ron
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