Hello, fishing enthusiasts!
This is Captain Chad from VitaminSeaCharters.com, bringing you this week’s fishing report straight from the heart of our beautiful waters. The fish are certainly keeping us busy out here, and I’m thrilled to share the latest updates with all of you.
We’re seeing a fantastic bite from both redfish and trout this week. The redfish are especially active around the grassy marsh edges during the outgoing tides, hitting on both live bait and artificial lures. For those targeting trout, the early mornings are proving most productive. Soft plastics under a popping cork have been the go-to, pulling in some impressive sizes right after dawn.
At VitaminSea Charters, we pride ourselves on creating a fun, safe, and engaging fishing experience for anglers of all ages. I am particularly passionate about making fishing accessible and enjoyable for families. As a kid-friendly guide, I ensure that our younger anglers feel involved and excited throughout the trip, learning not just how to catch fish, but also about the marine environment and the importance of conservation.
Fishing is a fantastic way for families to bond, and we strive to make every trip memorable. Whether it’s your child’s first fish or a new family outing tradition, we’re here to make it special. With our well-equipped boat, friendly atmosphere, and the beautiful backdrop of nature, each trip is an adventure.
Ready to cast your line and make some incredible memories with your family? Visit us at VitaminSeaCharters.com to book your trip today. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a first-timer, we have something for everyone. Let’s go fishing and have a blast on the water!
Fishing is a fantastic way for families to bond, and we strive to make every trip memorable. Whether it’s your child’s first fish or a new family outing tradition, we’re here to make it special. With our well-equipped boat, friendly atmosphere, and the beautiful backdrop of nature, each trip is an adventure.
Tight lines and good fishing,
Captain Chad
We survived our winter, or should I say lack of winter. We actually fished all winter long with very few really cold days, but the fish didn’t seem to mind. With April just a few days away, we are gearing up for the Spring transition of bait and game fish.
What a great year of fishing we are having and we have to thank the weather gods as we haven’t seen a sign of winter yet. As I type this the temperatures are a perfect 75 degrees here in Galveston Texas. We are on the water daily chasing redfish and trout using artificial and live bait.
I have been fishing every day this year so far in Galveston Bay. The weather has really cooperated, so I expect the Spring to be no exception.
The trout and redfish are coming out of the drains and marshes. And guess what, we are ready for them! Being stealthy and having the right presentation has been key for my anglers.
We are all geared up and ready for the season. I have such amazing clients that I get to fish with every year, but I also look forward to meeting new people and creating memories on the water.
