Fished from 12:30 to 1:30 in the channel. Tide was moving a little. NE winds were lying down. Caught about 15 fish most small males. I kept 2. A 20" and a 19" they fell for the gulps. Didn't matter what color.
Run is on..
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Re: Galveston
Thanks for the report. That looks like a delicious and rewarding meal!
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MobyYack
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Re: Galveston
where did you launch to get to the channel? Do cruise ships etc make that area busy for yakkers?
Re: Galveston
Pelican island is closest. Yes. Big ships pass by. Keep head on swivel at all times.
Re: Galveston
The flats near the concrete ship used to be flounder fishing heaven in the 60's, 70's.
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kickingback
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Re: Galveston
Well done! Gotta love the flounder "thump"!
Re: Galveston
Great report and great pics! You made me hungry just looking at that stuffed fattie!
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