Hey guys i am going to texas in march and i want to go salt water (redfish) and fresh water for giant bass. any suggestion of where to go or any charters?
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Posts: 762 10/30/08 18:08:28 Registered Member |
Theres a bunch of guys on the Fiberglass Forum who are from Texas. They would probably be able to help you out with the info you need. |
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Posts: 416 10/31/08 06:57:32
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Generally when I travel to a new area, I do a yellowbook search for fly shops within a 50 mi radious of my destination ( Texas is a BIG place!). Then I call
the fly shop and pick their brains on what to bring, what to expect ( weather, water types, fish cooperation, etc) and maybe a guide/ accessable location. Once
I arrive, i stop in that shop, drop a few $'s and renew the conversation. They are usaully pretty good in helping me out.
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 keebranch |
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Posts: 20 12/02/08 10:48:18 |
For catching reds and specs on the lower Texas coast out Port Mansfield, there is no question that captain brandon schuler is your man.
Here's his website: http://www.getawayadventureslodge.com/brandon.htm Although I have fished the upper and middle coasts, I have never employed fly fishing guides there. As for bass fishing, east texas' Lake Fork is the obvious choice and Rob woodruff is the man to call: http://www.flyfishingfork.com/ Tight Lines, Les |
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Posts: 60 12/03/08 05:37:57 Sport |
Don't know if this will interest you or not, but I have a friend in TX who has a guiding service in the hill country.
Here's a link to his site: http://www.texasriverbass.com/ If you contact him, tell him Jim Hester referred you. |
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