Site Navigation

Forum Categories
- Announcements
- General Discussion
- New Members
- Forum comments
- Fishing Reports
- Fishing Videos
- Fishing Discussion
- Fish Stories
- Trading Post
- Salt Water
- Fresh Water
- Recipes
- Charters and Guides
- Boats and Motors
- Electronics
- Rich Lindgren
- Kayak Fishing
- Hunting and Camping
- Maglite Flashlights
- Hardware/Software Help
Shopping
- Camping Gear
- Hunting Gear
- Maglite Sales
Resources
- Link Directory
- AIG Top Sites
- Fishing Charters
- Free Tackle
- Charter Listings
- Saltwater Tides

 

CURRENT MOON

 

GFF Newsletter
SignUp

Email:

 

All in General Outdoors Top Sites

Freshwater Fish ID
Saltwater Fish ID

 

Galveston Bay Fishing 2-10-10

Fishing reports for the entire United States coastline and freshwater systems.

Galveston Bay Fishing 2-10-10

Postby Capt. Alan on Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:37 am

:fishing: Just a fishing report from Galveston Bay Texas for those of you who are interested. Spring is coming up and it 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 in Spring and Summer has been outstanding after a very cold winter. So I look forward to some awesome fishing in the next couple of months! Not sure if these freezes have killed many fish elsewhere, but most of the fish that has been killed here has been bait fish and trash fish. Now I'm sure some quality fish have also been effected, but not great numbers. 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 (6-8 pound trout). When the weather has been decent, the fish are being caught. Now as far as location protected areas far north and some areas in West bay have been the best. Most of the same hot spots that people fish every winter. Soft plastics and live shrimp under a cork (if you can find it) has produced the best results. Waders are using top water baits to catch most of those big trout. My 3 trips this month have been good, we caught over 30 trout on each trip, but half of them were undersized. 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.

Capt. Alan
http://www.galveston-fishing.com
Capt. Alan
Minnow
 
Posts: 8
Joined: Wed Jan 20, 2010 10:37 pm

  • Digg this post!

Return to Fishing Reports

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 4 guests