Inshore Fishing Blog

Posted on Monday, 08/15/11 10:42 am by cnull

My trips are way to far and few, but this one was a quality trip with my wonderful husband and our ever faithful lab, Charley. The redfish weren't as cooperative as they had been for him the day before, but it was good enough for me. On Friday Capt Scott had seen schools of redfish agressively feeding on small white shrimp against the small islands in the marsh. The schools of redfish would circle the small islands several times with their backs out of the water pushing bait against the grass. On Saturday, the tides were lower and the winds were higher, they seem to stick to the windward ...

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Posted on Monday, 08/15/11 10:03 am by cnull

After several long phone calls and a rescheduled date, Capt Scott Null finally got his chance to show a couple of boys how much fun fishing could be. At 8 and 5 y/o, there was a lot of planning that went into this trip. You have to be prepared for short attention spans and no patience for the hunt for fish. With a quart of shrimp, appropriate life jackets, lots of water and a good nights sleep, the gang was ready to hit the marsh in West Galveston Bay. With light spinning gear rigged for live shrimp, from the first cast the trip was a success. The first fish to start the party was a lady fish ...

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