Texas FlyFishers of Houston Event: Bolivar Marshes – Stingaree Marina
MUST HAVE: Kayak and/or Boat
When: Saturday, March 30, 2019, 8 am at Stingaree Marina
Bolivar Marshes, March 30, 2019: Last Minute Opportunity: Day trip
Author: johneldred03
Annual Magoo Fly Fishing Tournament – July 20, 2019
When: July 20, 2019 (One day tournament)
Where: Pendleton Park 1427 Morgan Blvd, Harlingen, TX 78550, United States
Start Time: 2019-07-19-1800, (6pm, 19th of July, 2019) [registration]
End Time: 2019-07-20-1500
Costs: $65 for current Non-Members of LMFFA,
$20 for current LMFFA members
Trip Leader (see below for contacts): John Eldred and Don “Puck” Puckett
Trip Description: We will join the Laguna Madre Fly Fishing Association for their Annual Magoo Fly Fishing One (1) Day Tournament. This is a CPR event.
See flyer below
New Date: March 15-17th 2019, Harmon Creek
Texas FlyFishers of Houston Event: Harmon Creek upstream of Lake Livingston, White bass
Trip Description: Fishing for white bass as they run up Harmon Creek out of Lake Livingston on their spring spawn.
Nueces River Outing changed to Harmon Creek Day trip, February the 13th, 2019, .
Texas FlyFishers of Houston Event: Nueces River outing Changed to Harmon Creek Day trip
When: 13th February 2019
Where: Harmon Creek Campground
Chandeleur Islands – May 12-15, 2019
When: May 12-15, 2019
Where: Chandeleur Islands; 2.5d fishing trip with DMJ Charters. Pass Christian, Mississippi
Start Time: Boarding boat no earlier than 5 pm Sun, May 12
End Time: Return to Shore, Wed May 15 appx 3pm
Trip Leader (see below for contacts): Scott Fussom and/or John Eldred
Trip Description: This is a 2.5 day trip to the Chandeleur Islands with DMJ Charters. Minimum 10/maximum 12 people. The trip is: Spend Sun night (May 12) on the “mother ship. Depart for Chandeleur Islands and fish on Mon, Tues, then Wed till 10am. Return to shore by 3pm Wed, May 15. Expected all-in cost range $750-900. (charter, gas, tip, etc)
The trip is currently maxed out at twelve (12) paid participants.. If you want to be on a wait list, contact John Eldred.
East Matagorda Bay – 3 Mile Lake area (March 23, 2019)
Event: East Matagorda Bay – 3 Mile Lake area
Trip Description: Kayak fishing for redfish, speckled trout, and sheephead. If you do not have a kayak, wading in the lakes can be very productive at times. 4X4’s are usually a must for beach driving and crossing into the cut. Once you get off the beach past the dunes, driving is usually okay. A permit is required for beach driving and you can get one at Stanley’s for about 10 or 12 bucks.
When: March 23, 2019
John Scarborough Sunfish Spectacular, 2019-04-27-0700am
Contrary to the name there are now nine different, unique lakes of good size that hold largemouth bass, tiger bass, catfish, black crappie, and bluegill. Catching bass in the three to five pound range is a normal occurrence. Twelve pound bass and channel cats and twelve inch bream have been caught in the last three years.”
When: April 27th, 2019
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Bolivar Marshes, April 4-7, 2019
Texas FlyFishers of Houston Event: Bolivar Marshes – Stingaree Marina
MUST HAVE: Kayak and/or Boat (or ride with someone in their boat)
When: Thursday, April 4 – Sunday, April 7
Garcitas Creek, CANCELLED, WATER TOO HIGH
Event: Garcitas Creek, CANCELLED…WATER IS TOO HIGH
Trip Description: Garcitas Creek is a stream located less than 8 miles from Port Lavaca, in Victoria County. Alternate names for this stream include Rio de los Frances, Garcitas River and Garcetas River. A variety of species inhabit this water, to include those typically thought of as saltwater. Photo proof of the number of species, length etc. This will allow bragging rights later.
When: CANCELLED (Water conditions and weather)
Garcitas Creek running clean, but fresh
Garcitas Creek running clear, but fresh
Garcitas Creek running clear, but fresh
Colorado River at Columbus CANCELLED
Colorado River at Columbus (2018-Sept-29: 0630am)
Trip Description:
I have cancelled this trip. The river is very muddy, and the take out is quite difficult due to the steepness and mud. Report is fishing is not all that good.
