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Party boat tuna trips?
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10/31/12 03:56 AM
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vthondaboi
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Can anyone recommend party boat tuna trips out of galveston?
I was thinking about going down to Venice but with just two guys it'd be expensive for a private charter.
What are the chances of getting on some good fish either way?
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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10/31/12 04:09 AM
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ChunknGrind
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I've never fished with them but Capt. John runs out of there and usually does well with the blackfin with a few YF scattered around too. The only real disadvantages I can think of are they don't sail if it gets very sporty and it could be crowded. It is a good trip for the price I believe and I'm sure someone who has fished with them or is more familiar with Galveston can offer more suggestions.
Bryan
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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10/31/12 08:40 PM
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SCOTT42
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Im not sure if your intrested in a trip out of port aransas or not but im booked for a trip on nov 17th there, there just might be an opening or two left.
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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11/04/12 09:46 PM
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lenahorse
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I have been on both Galveston boats and had a great time, $300 is about the going rate, Galveston Party Boats lets you take food Capt dont but is not over priced, ask anything you wish, you will love it I sure did. When you pack cut everything you can out. Small pillow is a must! 2 rods are enough, I took 3, not again, rain suit,cap with light on bill a must or clip on light and extra batteries, thats a lifesaver. Pliers, change of clothes. If you dont need it dont take it, get to dock early, better parking and get on boat quicker and ger good place inside to sit.
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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11/04/12 10:57 PM
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Creamlevel Creek Kennels
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My wife loves the Off Shore Fishing. She and her sister are going next weekend (Nov 10-11) on a Tuna Trip. She works the consession on the Capt John during the summer, and during the School Year, she works for Garland ISD.
This will be a Pleasure Trip for her.
keith
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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11/08/12 05:15 AM
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hamster1
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Dien, You getting into tuna now? It's dangerously addicting! I have a charter booked with Eddie Burger on Jan 19. Let me know if your interested
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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11/08/12 09:07 PM
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vthondaboi
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David,
Yea I'm giving it a try. Hope my knots are up to snuff or I'll end up using boat stuff. Sitting at home at nights learning how to tie all these new knots is a chore. Me and a buddy are booked for next weekend on Capt John.
I would love to go to Venice and but will be in Long Beach that weekend and I'm definitely not there for fishing!
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Re: Party boat tuna trips?
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11/13/12 02:27 PM
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jig
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I really like the capt john trips. Just make sure you bring some appropriate jigs to fish with. 5-7oz are fine.
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