The annual fall flounder run is in full swing here on Galveston island. Full limits are the norm on our Galveston fishing charters.
Each of our Galveston deep sea fishing charters gives you the opportunity to explore the open waters of Galveston Bay and enjoy an extensive variety of aquatic life. SeaPlay Sportsfishing will put together a custom guided fishing trip that targets the fish and adventure of your choice. On our Galveston deep sea fishing charters, anglers can game Large Shark (Blacktip), Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel, Ling, and Tarpon.
SeaPlay Sportsfishing takes you and your party to the best Texas Deep Sea Fishing available. We offer 6, 8, or 10-hour inshore and deep sea charters. Usually travel 10 to 25 miles offshore for the 6-hour charter, 25-30 miles on the 8-hour charter, and 35-50 miles on our 10-hour charter.
Our packages include bait and tackle, plus we clean and bag your catch at the dock. We can accommodate up to 6 anglers and include no fuel charge. We promise to offer clean, well-equipped boats, quality equipment, and the best bait available.
Here at SeaPlay we also offer Inshore Fishing Trips as well. Experience fun and comfort in Galveston, Texas with SeaPlay Fishing Charters! Read more about our Deep Sea Fishing Charters HERE or call us at 281-851-6151.
The annual Galveston Flounder fishing run is underway .Give us a call for special offseason pricing on all Galveston fishing charters.Tight Lines….
Galveston is a beautiful coastal city most of which can be seen from the water. Enjoy the beautiful views of both sea and coast aboard our sightseeing tours. Your trip can be customized to suit you and your groups preferences.
Aboard your Galveston Sightseeing Trip you can cruise the harbor, watch wildlife, (porpoises, pelicans, etc), and cruise the Intercoastal Waterway or Houston Ship Channel. Other great places to see are Sea Wolf Park, the S.S. Selma, a famous sunken concrete ship, the USS Texas, and WWII gun emplacements.
Whether you are looking for something romantic or an all around fun experience with a group, a sightseeing tour could be perfect for your trip to Galveston, TX. Learn more HERE or give us a call at 281-851-6151 to learn more about our Galveston harbor and coastal tours.
Redfish on the prowl.
Fall is the best time of year to go out and fish for Red Drum or Redfish, and this year’s run for the “Bull Reds” has just begun. This season will be a great opportunity for fishing over the coming week through mid to late October here in Texas.
These fish put up a fantastic fight and travel in huge schools! Each year in the Fall, Redfish migrate offshore and reproduce in massive schools by the hundreds and thousands. It is not uncommon to catch 20, 30, or even more in a few hours on a half day Galveston fishing charter.
The reason for the Bull Red Run is because it’s part of a mating ritual. When the mature Redfish move in close to rivers and passes, they go to lay their eggs, which are washed into the inshore bays by the tide. It is in the bays that the eggs hatch and the young fish live the first few years of their lives before moving offshore as mature fish.
Fall is exactly when you want to harvest bull redfish, especially on a Galveston fishing charters. Prepare yourself for huge fish in great numbers, that average anywhere between 30 and 50 pounds aboard our Galveston fishing charter boats. If you are interested in getting out on the water, contact our offices. We know when and where are the best places for you to have the best fishing experience. You can contact us at 281-851-6151 or book your next fishing trip HERE.
Had a good day of Galveston fishing yesterday.We caught lots of redfish,a few Spanish Mackeral and a couple of Flounder.The Galveston Bay water was calm and with this fall weather it was nice and cool!Tight Lines….
Yesterday’s Galveston charter was a good one,fish were hungry.First spot at 35 mi. Offshore in Galveston produced good action with Kingfish ,Spanish Mackeral and Bonito all caught on the troll.From there we went to a nearby platform and caught lots of Red Snapper,unfortunately these fish were released as we are out of snapper season. From there we worked several buoy’s in hope of finding mr. Long,several undersized fish were caught and released.We saw a couple of legal fish,est.30 to 40 lbs. but couldn’t get them hooked up. From there we returned to Galveston Jetties and caught and released several species of shark and one Bull Redfish that went in the box. Good day of Galveston fishing, calm seas, nobody got hurt and boat ran well! Tight Lines…..
