Port O’Connor was hoppin’ with tournaments all summer, and we hope everyone had a great time. We’re at the end of the season and things should be getting a little less busy around here. But plenty of fishermen, both out of towners and locals, will still be casting into our waters, hoping to catch that big one.
Remember, we are always pleased to share your fishing photos with our readers. (They don’t have to be big ones to show how much fun you or your children had fishing here.) Send to dolphin1@tisd.net
This photo is of Luke Leiker and his son, Kolt, both Port O’Connor residents, was taken during the last days of the 2019 red snapper season. The seas were somewhat rough while going out to the fishing grounds and also while actually fishing. Kolt was quite the trooper hanging in there with the bouncing boat and seemed to enjoy all the fishing activity going on around him. It was great to see father and son making memories together. The red snapper fishing was great and we hated to see the season come to a close much too early again this year. -Dave Pope
Siblings Place at Speedy Stop Tournament
Saturday, August 10, was a good day for Team Gregory!! Brooklyn in the Half Pint Division won 1st place on her Redfish and 3rd place on her trout. Brennan in the Sow Trout Division won 2nd place on his Redfish!
Matthew Christoferson caught his first keeper trout August 3rd wade fishing with his father
The Robertson family with their catch from a morning trip with Capt. RJ Shelly on July 31st.
Folks from San Antonio enjoyed a recent morning fishing charter with limits of trout with Capt. Ron Arlitt of Scales and Tales Guide Service of Port O’Connor. Winds were light and bite was on. Several of the folks had never fished Port O’Connor before. They had a great time!
514.5 pounds, 1st Place in Blue Marlin Division
Lone Start Shoot Out, July 23-28 in Port O’Connor
Lee Weidner and team on Bimini Babe
