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Fishing for
Reds in Galveston Bay
with
Captain Bill Cannan
U.S. Coast Guard Lic. #862965
Starting in September and running into the Fall, the redfish run makes for some excellent fishing. Around the passes and along the beachfront redfish up to fifty pounds are common and over fifty are not unheard of. Light tackle can be pushed to the max on fish that might run out 100 yards of line or more.
I take Bull Redfish parties to the passes and the beachfront and either drift or anchor using shad and crab for bait. I promote catch and release with the oversized reds. A photograph goes a long way and if you would like a mount I'll get the length and girth for a popular replica mount. If you have a redfish tag on your license and want to box one with your tag that is fine too.
In the bay we get into schools of redfish that are in the 20-28 inch slot and up to 34 inches regularly in the Fall. We catch these fish on soft plastics like Bass Assassins and shrimptails.
We can wade, work birds, or drift fish for the reds depending on the bite.
You may email me your saltwater fishing charter request at bcannan@lcc.net or call me at 409 594 7645.Bill Cannan
Reservoir and Coastal Guide Service, Inc.
