Current Water Temps: Eagle Point 77.7F Galveston Causeway:  77.7F Galveston North Jetty:  76.8F San Luis Pass:  77.7F 60 Mile Buoy 76.6F May has always been a favorite month for fishing here on the Texas Gulf Coast.  As spring draws to a close and summer is on the horizon – lots of great things are happening.  This is a transition period and heavy migration time for many species both inshore and offshore.  May 1 marks the opening of Texas Amberjack season, and when the winds allow us – this is a great trip to get in on some Big Game action.   These awe ..read more

Written by:  Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures Eagle Point:  67.8F Galveston Causeway:  67.1F Galveston North Jetty:  66.2F San Luis Pass:  66.7F 60 Mile Buoy Offshore:  71.4F The beginning of our Galveston Spring Break Fishing has arrived, and we are fired up catching lots of fish.  The weather this past week has really been nice, and our Galveston Fishing Charters has been taking advantage of the great conditions.  From the Galveston Jetties to the Back Lakes, Bayous and Bays of West Galveston Bay – lots of memories are being made and many ..read more

Written by:  Captain Greg Verm Galveston has become the most popular Family Spring Break Destination in Texas, and for excellent reason.  With water temperatures rising at the end of this month – this signals lots of great things that take place year after year.  Great fishing opportunities happen during March and April.  The most popular fish to target during this time in Galveston Bay and Surf are BaySnapper – aka Sheepshead.  These fish create great fish catching action no matter your skill level.  With a little instruction from our professional Galveston Fish ..read more

Written by Captain Greg Verm Jr Blue bird skies, crystal clear water and North West winds. The same fish that made our job easy all of October, November and December are harder to find. We spent almost the entire fall in the back marshes of West bay catching very good boxes of Speckled Trout, Redfish, Black drum and Sheepshead. That same stretch of shell that was holding good fish in 3-4ft of water is now in 1-2ft of crystal clear water with lower water levels. As the water temps drop, so do the fish as they head for deeper water. On the blue bird, high pressure days we are moving to the Jett ..read more

Here we are, Christmas is around the corner.  Are you looking for that special gift for someone?  How about a Gift Certificate for a day on the water with Fishing Galveston TX Charters!?  Purchase a gift certificate redeemable for a year!  We have an assortment of trips to choose from – Bayou/Marsh Trips, Jetty Trips, Flounder Gigging, Shark Hunts, Deep Sea,  Kids Summer Fishing Camps, Family Fishing, and even Bird Watching Tours!  We have a trip that will make a great gift with a price range to meet your budget.  Just purchase the gift certificate  ..read more

Written by Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures: Eagle Point:  89.8F Galveston Causeway:  89.1F Galveston North Jetty:  86.7F San Luis Pass:  84.7F We are now midway through August and this summer seems to have flown by faster than the summers past.  Lots of fish been taking icenaps, and we aren’t done yet!  This has been another typical summer inshore fishing here in Galveston for speckled trout, redfish, sheepshead, drum, flounder, mangrove snapper and lots and lots of sharks!  The winds have been calm most of the summer and we have had very little ..read more

Texas Red Snapper Season Charter For Hire opens on June 1, 2022 and will remain open until the federal for-hire ACL harvest is reached. Federal For-Hire Season:  Opens June 1. If landings reach the federal for-hire ACL harvest will be prohibited for the remainder of the fishing year. Minimum Size Limit:  16 inches total length Bag Limit:  2. Captain and crew may not retain a bag limit. Permit:  Federal charter/headboat permit for reef fish required. Check out our Galveston Deep Sea Fishing Trips here for pricing and description. Give us a call at 409-739-8526 or book ..read more

Written by:  Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures Galveston Causeway:  82.4F Eagle Point:  82.0F Galveston North Jetty:  81.3F San Luis Pass:  82.0F 60 Mile Buoy South of Freeport:  81.1F The past couple of weeks has seen some amazing weather and great fishing from the back lakes and bays of Galveston and Freeport to 140 miles south in the Gulf of Mexico.  As we wrap up the great month of May for fishing, we now get to the starting line of summer as June is fast approaching.  June 1 is only a few days away and Texas Red Snapper Season will begin ..read more

Written by Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures: Galveston Causeway:  75.7F Eagle Point:  77.4F Galveston North Jetty:  74.1F San Luis Pass:  75.4F 22-mile buoy 42035:  74.1F 60-mile buoy 42019:  74.7F The month of May has consistently been a great month for fishing here on the Galveston, Texas Gulf Coast.  I compare the month of May for kicking off our summertime fishing with the end of October and the first cool front to get our fall time fishing going.  Water conditions have improved, temperatures are on the rise… and fishing is HOT! Our Galv ..read more

Written by Captain Greg Verm Current Water Temperatures: Eagle Point:  57.2F Galveston Causeway:  56.1F Galveston North Jetty:  58.5F San Luis Pass:  59.0F The past week has been the start of our Spring Breakers enjoying some fishing on the Texas Gulf Coast, and our Galveston Family Friendly Fishing Guides continues to make things happen and get rods bowed up.  Despite Mother Nature’s curveballs – it was a fun filled fish catching week!   With the high winds we tucked back in the protected back lakes and marshes of Galveston Bay with live shrimp and found h ..read more