March 11-13 Harmon Creek Trip Report: Our annual Harmon Creek White Bass weekend was a huge success. Cold weather, lots of fish, and great camaraderie. We caught white bass, black bass, yellow bass, buffalo fish, and fresh water drum. Also consumed lots of great food. Weather was a little on the cold side in the mornings, but warmed up quite nicely by the afternoon
Fed 16 Harmon Creek Day Trip: Fishing for white bass as they run up Harmon Creek out of Lake Livingston on their spring spawn.
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March 11-13, 2022 Harmon Creek Campground and Marina: Fishing for white bass as they run up Harmon Creek out of Lake Livingston on their spring spawn. Cabin space will be reserved and requires advance, non-refundable payment.
See TFF Website post for details
Texas Flyfishers are heading to the North Jetty at Port Aransas for a night of fishing. Boat departure is 4 pm on Saturday, 8/21 with a return to the dock on Sunday morning 8/22. We will be fishing on both the rock jetties and the beach front of San Jose Island. Lots of fish species to target with the most plentiful being: trout, reds, ladyfish and Spanish mackerel. We can also target the big stuff: tarpon, bull reds, jack crevalle, king mackerel, snook. We will take the jetty boat to and from xx to the North Jetty. The last jetty boat leaves the dock at 4 pm on Saturday and first return trip is 9 am on Sunday. Location of the jetty boat is Port Aransas Fisherman’s Warf – 900 Tarpon St, Port Aransas, TX 78373 (361-749-5448). Contact Trip leader: Scott Fossum See TFF Website for details.
We will meet up at 06:45am at the Hwy 361 launch site. Brown & Root flats is a shallow bay of a few thousand acres with water depths of 6” to 2.5 ft when we will be there. Clear water and sight casting are regular here. This, combined with the grassy and sandy bottom keeps the water clear and should allow you the opportunity to sight cast to fish. The numerous spoil islands and some pipelines should provide ample opportunity to explore the area and enjoy a peaceful day of fishing. Be sure and keep your eyes along the prop scars, the fish like to sneak along these. Wade fishing in general has good bottom. If you’re in mud, move out and you will find firmer wading. Google Earth or maps show good details and can help map out a secret strategy
Texas FlyFishers of Houston Event: Shoalwater Bay,
Charlie's Bait Camp, Seadrift
April 10th, 630am
Where: Charlie's Bait camp, 4194 Lane Rd, Seadrift, TX 77983
Start Time: Sat, April 10, sunrise End Time: Sat, April 10, 5pm
TRIP LEAD: John Eldred
March 12-14 Harmon Creek Campground and Marina: Fishing for white bass as they run up Harmon Creek out of Lake Livingston on their spring spawn. Cabin space will be reserved and requires advance, non-refundable payment.
Padre Island National Seashore 2017-11-04. Spotting jacks in the surf and casting to them.
Brown and Root Flats, Aransas Pass / Rockport, Tx; Aug 29, 2020
Trip Report posted. Big thanks to Scott Fossum for organizing and leading this outing - outstanding and successful event. No broken equipment to note, no one stuck out in the mud or beach, no injuries, and a good time by all.
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