Big Back Bay Redfish! Combat Redfishing with Captain Jeff Larson

Here we go! Cast and Blast Season is in full swing. We sure hope your shotgun swing is true to the target. We are getting ready for the opening day of Rice Rocket Season. That’s Blue Wing Teal for the newbies getting into the early season for the 1st time. Teal Season is so much fun! Yes, we can do without all the Mosquitos but they are part of the Early Teal Season Experience. Teal move fairly early in the morning before the sun gets up and starts heating things up. If we get lucky this year we might see 60 degrees one morning. Usually it is just hot and muggy. We have been seeing tons of Teal all around the Eagle Lake Garwood areas. That’s where most of the Rice Production is that’s closest to us. We have hunted the Bay with limited success. You just have to be on your toes when hunting Teal in the Bay.

Since Teal fly early in the mornings, you can tie on a fishing trip after you finish shooting your limit of Teal. Heck! You can get on an Alligator Hunt then go flounder gig at dark. It’s a power packed month and the sky’s the limit. You just need a cooler full of Energy Drinks instead of Beer. So buy lots of Mosquito Spray and Energy drinks to make it through the rest of September
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Dove Season has been a ton of fun. There has been some great shoots all over Texas during the special white wing season. We have been spoiled and going south of the border into Mexico. It has been a BLAST shooting a case of shells in the morning and a case of shells in the afternoon. Oh you can shoot more but your shoulder can’t take it. We have been to Argentina in years past and the Sorghum Valley of San Fernando is ranked in the top 5 of Wing Shooting Volume. A wing shooter would shoot his all time highest bird count. I call it AA, Almost Argentina. Mexico is back to normal, just watch the news it tells all. That being said our Mexico Wingshooting is a great place to go for a quarter of the cost and the same volume of shooting. Just give me a shout, I have a few available dates in October. The Season closes October 15th. Then Duck Season opens a couple weeks later. That’s going to be a barn burner.

Well, its getting time to get up and shake a leg. We are headed out Airboat Redfishing this morning. We will be targeting the back flats due to the water being normal. Plus the Black Drum have been plentiful.

Also don’t forget that the Tarpon Migration is in full swing. They have been getting some monsters along with plenty of sharks. Sharks and Jack Crevalle are some serious line pullers and can cramp your arms up for sure. But the Big Tarpon are the true acrobats that all fishermen want to hook into for the fight and the memories.

Good Luck this month with your Outdoor Adventures and give us a call if we can help book your Fall Filled Memories.

Don’t forget the Sunscreen either,
Captain Jeff Larson
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