OUR FISHING STYLE
Fishing Offshore can be done several different ways. Over the years, we have found customers enjoy fishing rod in hand, setting the hook themselves and fighting their fish, freestyle with little trolling.
We target Cobia, Snapper, Shark, Kingfish, Wahoo, Tarpon and Grouper this way. We spend lots of time on the water to ensure you are on fish and not out searching for fish.
We use both conventional round reels and spinning reels depending on if we are pitching live bait into a school of surfacing fish, or deep dropping over a wreck targeting a huge Warsaw grouper.
We do not spend a lot of time trolling unless we are targeting wahoo or billfish. Expect to have a rod in your hand during your time on the water either casting or dropping to catch your fish.
We target Cobia, Snapper, Shark, Kingfish, Wahoo, Tarpon and Grouper this way. We spend lots of time on the water to ensure you are on fish and not out searching for fish.
We use both conventional round reels and spinning reels depending on if we are pitching live bait into a school of surfacing fish, or deep dropping over a wreck targeting a huge Warsaw grouper.
We do not spend a lot of time trolling unless we are targeting wahoo or billfish. Expect to have a rod in your hand during your time on the water either casting or dropping to catch your fish.
What to Expect from the Fish:
Wahoo are pelagic in nature and typically stay in deeper blue water. We catch them drifting large menhaden or blue runners on deep drop offs and ledges as well as trolling lures. Cooler water temperatures help larger concentrations of these fish group together.
They are incredibly tasty and provide a great tug on rod n' reel. |
Tarpon. Yes, there are Tarpon in Texas and more importantly Port O' Connor just might be the Tarpon "Capital" of Texas.
These fish provide unmatched pull and drag runs on rod n' reel. From 5ft-100ft we target these fish both on live bait and large artificial swim baits. These fish are extremely acrobatic and a lifetime catch. |