While redfish and spotted seatrout are the main focus of Texas’ spectacular saltwater fishery, it is important to be prepared for anything. It is not uncommon to have opportunities at jack crevalle, black drum, sheepshead, flounder, triple tail, lady fish, spanish and king mackerel, false albacore, sharks and yes, even tarpon.

Late spring through early fall offer anglers the most variety as far as species go however, great fishing for reds and trout can be found, weather permitting, year round.

Most fishing is done from a technical poling skiff, however we do occasionally wade fish. To provide the best service possible, trips are limited to one or two anglers. Fly fishermen and light-tackle anglers are welcome. Scott promotes catch and release.