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Galveston this weekend. Best surf fishing spots??? #10864008 05/22/15 05:56 PM
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Hey guys im headed down to Galveston this weekend with the family to do some surf fishing. My dad is hoping to get on some crab also. Ive got everything i need for surf fishing, im taking 5 poles from regular bass rod for bait fish all the way up my 11ft surf rod with penn reel. I would really like to get into some Reds, Flounder and some Sharks if at all possible.

Where are the best places to fish off the bank? I have no desire to be on the big fishing piers since they will be packed and my girlfiend wants space to lay out. Not sure if I should go bay side or surf side. Any info would be appreciated!

Re: Galveston this weekend. Best surf fishing spots??? [Re: GarrettM] #10871910 05/26/15 12:42 AM
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You can catch a lot of whiting and have a chance to hook into a big red or a shark if you go to the beach and cast out shrimp on the bottom. When you catch a whiting, cut it into smaller chunks and throw them out to catch sharks and maybe reds. Buy live mullet or dead mullet for a Breyer chance at reds. You can also catch HUGE black drums on shrimp and cracked crab.


You'll always miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Re: Galveston this weekend. Best surf fishing spots??? [Re: GarrettM] #10876464 05/27/15 10:30 PM
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What sean said. Just make sure you are fishing the guts. That's a common rookie mistake.


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