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 Galveston 61st Street Pier
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12/18/10 10:20 PM
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Catfish-1
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Will be heading to Galveston for a few days and staying across from the 61st Street Pier. Would like to know if anyone has been doing any fishing there lately. If so, I would like to get some fishing reports on what might be biting this time of year and what kind of bait...Finger Mullet, cut mullet, live or dead shrimp...
Glyn Kennedy
catfish-1@austin.rr.com
Mathew 4:19 Follow me, and I will make you Fishers of Men
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Re: Galveston 61st Street Pier
[Re: Catfish-1]
#5618436
12/19/10 01:03 AM
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rbentonrussell
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The last two weeks I have only seen a handful of people there total. They have not had lights on at night.
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Re: Galveston 61st Street Pier
[Re: rbentonrussell]
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12/19/10 10:38 PM
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eksda
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i would call ahead and see if they are open. they said earlier this yr that when they reopened they would be open 24-7 . i know in corpus that the piers there are open 24-7 all yr long and they are cheaper. only drawback to that is the 4 hour drive.
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Re: Galveston 61st Street Pier
[Re: eksda]
#5623439
12/20/10 06:54 PM
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always fishin
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they are only open 24/7 on friday saturday.the rest of the week i think they close at 12 mid.you can check the galveston news paper at www.galvnews.com.click sports thr reel report is the first tab.hope this helps.
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Re: Galveston 61st Street Pier
[Re: always fishin]
#5651791
12/29/10 08:47 PM
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onebillyum1
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Green Horn
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I live in Freeport, Texas (Galveston Area) and am curious
as if there is a legal way to catch finger mullet other
than using a cast net. Cast nets, they tear very easy
and can only be used in certain places.
Maybe there is a trap, similar to a minnow trap or a device
which can be used to catch finger mullet.
Thanks,
onebillyum1
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