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Redfish are one of the Gulf Coast's most prized inshore gamefish. Also called Red Drum, they're known for their copper-red coloration and black spot near the tail. - Can live up to 40 years in the wild. - Texas state record is over 59 pounds. - Powerful fighters that make strong runs when hooked.
Experience outstanding redfish action on this Galveston fishing charter with Tejas Salt Fishing Adventures. Captain Steve Hammack knows exactly where to find the trophy redfish that make the Texas coast famous. These beautiful copper-colored gamefish put up an incredible fight in the shallow waters around Galveston Bay. Whether you're targeting the bull reds in deeper channels or sight-casting to smaller ones in the shallows, you'll enjoy a professionally guided trip with all the gear provided. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels who want to experience some of the best inshore fishing the Gulf Coast has to offer.
Captain Steve Hammack of Tejas Salt Fishing Adventures offers professional guided fishing trips targeting Galveston's famous redfish. His charters include all necessary fishing equipment, licenses, and bait. Captain Steve's local knowledge ensures you'll be in the right spots at the right times for the best chances at landing trophy redfish. His boat comfortably accommodates small groups, making this perfect for family outings or fishing with friends. Book early during peak seasons as dates fill quickly, especially during prime redfish runs.
This Galveston fishing charter specializes in targeting the area's abundant redfish population. Captain Steve knows exactly how to put clients on these hard-fighting gamefish that make Texas inshore fishing so popular. The shallow water fishery around Galveston offers excellent opportunities for both seasoned anglers and beginners to experience the thrill of catching these beautiful copper-colored fish.
The recent trip resulted in multiple large redfish catches, showcasing why Galveston is considered one of the premier redfish destinations on the Gulf Coast. The fish were in the impressive 30+ inch range, providing both challenging fights and excellent photo opportunities before careful release.
Redfish (also known as red drum) thrive in the diverse ecosystem of Galveston Bay. These copper-colored predators with their distinctive black spot near the tail are ambush feeders that patrol grass flats, oyster reefs, and channel edges. In Galveston, anglers target them year-round, but fall often brings the legendary bull redfish run when larger specimens move into shallower waters. Captain Steve specializes in various techniques depending on conditions, including sight-casting on clear days, working popping corks along grass lines, or fishing cut bait near deeper structures. The shallow water sight-fishing opportunities in Galveston are particularly exciting, allowing anglers to spot these fish before casting.
For your day on the water with Captain Steve, wear weather-appropriate clothing, bring sun protection, and pack a small cooler with drinks and snacks. Morning trips typically start early (around 6-7am) to take advantage of the best fishing conditions, while afternoon trips usually begin around 1pm. The charter provides all fishing gear, bait, and licenses, so you can focus on enjoying your time on the water. Trips generally last 4-6 hours, giving plenty of time to target different fishing spots around Galveston Bay. Remember to bring a camera to capture your trophy redfish catches!