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Reeled In a Trophy Redfish in Galveston
Redfish Fishing in Galveston
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Caught multiple redfish during this Galveston trip with Captain Steve Hammack. The largest measured around 21 inches, with another nice catch at 14 inches. - Redfish are one of Galveston's most sought-after inshore species. - Known for their strong fights and copper-bronze coloration. - Identifiable by their distinctive black spot(s) near the tail.
Fishing Charter by Captain Steve Hammack in December
Meet your Captain Steve Hammack
- Head out to Galveston Bay! Redfish, Trout & more!
Summary
Experience the thrill of Galveston fishing charters with Captain Steve Hammack of Tejas Salt Fishing Adventures. On this successful trip, anglers landed several impressive redfish in the productive waters around Galveston Bay. The local inshore fishing scene offers excellent opportunities for both novice and experienced anglers looking to target redfish, which are known for their strong fights and distinctive spot patterns. Captain Steve's local knowledge ensures guests get the most from their fishing experience, with all necessary equipment provided and expert guidance throughout your time on the water.
Fishing Charter with Captain Steve – Rates & Booking
Captain Steve Hammack of Tejas Salt Fishing Adventures offers professional guided fishing trips in Galveston's productive waters. His charters provide all the necessary gear, tackle, and licenses needed for a successful day on the water. Trips typically run 4-8 hours depending on your preference, with convenient morning and afternoon departures available. The boat comfortably accommodates small groups, making this perfect for family outings or fishing with friends. For current rates and to secure your fishing date, use the booking links below—peak seasons fill quickly, especially for redfish trips during prime months.
Highlights of This Galveston Fishing Trip
This Galveston fishing charter with Captain Steve Hammack delivered exciting action with multiple redfish coming to the boat. The trip showcased why Galveston is renowned for its inshore fishing opportunities, particularly for redfish that provide thrilling fights and great photo opportunities. Captain Steve's extensive local knowledge helped put anglers on productive spots throughout Galveston Bay where these popular gamefish were actively feeding.
The conditions were perfect for targeting redfish, with Captain Steve utilizing his years of experience to locate fish and recommend the most effective techniques for the day. Anglers enjoyed consistent action, with several quality fish boated during the outing, including some impressive specimens in the 21-inch range—a testament to the healthy redfish population in these waters.
Local Species Insights: Redfish
Redfish (also known as red drum) are one of Galveston's premier inshore species, prized for their powerful fights and excellent table fare. These bronze-colored fish with distinctive black tail spots can be found year-round in the bay systems and marshes surrounding Galveston. Captain Steve focuses on productive areas like oyster reefs, marsh edges, and channel drop-offs where redfish congregate to feed on shrimp, crabs, and small baitfish.
Successful techniques include fishing live or cut bait near structure, sight-casting to cruising fish in shallow water, or working artificial lures along deeper channels. Depending on the season, redfish may be found in different parts of the bay system, with Captain Steve adjusting tactics accordingly to ensure his clients experience the best action possible during their Galveston fishing charter.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
For your fishing trip with Captain Steve Hammack, plan to arrive early at the designated meeting point with appropriate clothing for the day's weather conditions. The boat is well-equipped with quality fishing gear, safety equipment, and electronics to locate fish effectively. Captain Steve recommends bringing sun protection, comfortable footwear, and any preferred snacks or beverages. Morning trips typically begin around sunrise when fish are most active, while afternoon trips take advantage of changing tides and feeding periods. Photos of your catch are included, with both catch-and-release and harvest options available according to current regulations and your preferences.
