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Reeled In a Big Redfish in Rockport
Redfish Fishing in Rockport, TX
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This impressive 26-inch redfish was caught in the shallow waters of Rockport, Texas. Red drum (Sciaenidae) are one of the most prized inshore gamefish along the Texas coast, known for their strong fights and excellent table fare. - Redfish have a distinctive black spot on their tail to confuse predators. - They can live up to 40 years in the wild. - They make a drumming sound by vibrating muscles against their swim bladder.
Guided Fishing Trip by Guide Ron Edmundson in December
Meet your Guide Ron Edmundson
- Experience the Best in Rockport Fishing Today!
Summary
Experience world-class redfish fishing in Rockport, TX with Captain Ron's Charters. This Tuesday October guided fishing trip showcases why Rockport is considered a premier destination for inshore fishing along the Texas coast. Captain Ron Edmundson specializes in targeting trophy redfish in the shallow flats and marshes surrounding Rockport Bay. This particular trip resulted in an impressive 26-inch redfish catch, demonstrating the quality of local fishing opportunities. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fishing, Captain Ron provides all necessary equipment and expertise to make your fishing charter successful and memorable.
Fishing Charter with Ron Edmundson – Rates & Booking
Guide Ron Edmundson of Captain Ron's Charters offers professional guided fishing trips in the productive waters of Rockport, Texas. His local knowledge and years of experience make him the perfect guide for targeting redfish in this renowned fishing destination. Captain Ron provides all necessary fishing equipment, licenses, and bait for your trip. Charters typically run 4-8 hours depending on your preference, with morning trips being most popular due to optimal fishing conditions. Book in advance to secure your preferred date, especially during peak season when availability becomes limited.
Highlights of Captain Ron's Charters
This Rockport fishing charter delivered exactly what Texas anglers hope for – a trophy-sized redfish measuring an impressive 26 inches. The inshore waters around Rockport offer some of the best redfish habitat on the Gulf Coast, with numerous shallow flats, channels, and back bays where these powerful fish thrive. Captain Ron's extensive knowledge of local waters ensures you'll be positioned in prime fishing spots based on tide, weather, and seasonal patterns.
Beyond just redfish, Rockport waters are home to speckled trout, flounder, and black drum, providing diverse fishing opportunities throughout the year. Captain Ron tailors each trip to the skill level of his guests, making this charter suitable for experienced anglers looking to target trophy fish as well as families and beginners hoping to catch their first redfish.
Local Species Insights: Redfish
Redfish (also called red drum) are one of the most sought-after inshore game fish in Texas waters. These copper-colored predators with their distinctive black tail spot are known for powerful runs and exciting fights. In the Rockport area, redfish can be found year-round but are particularly active during fall months when they school up for spawning. The shallow grass flats, oyster reefs, and channel edges around Rockport create perfect habitat for redfish to ambush prey. Captain Ron specializes in sight-casting to these fish in clear water, providing an exciting visual fishing experience that keeps anglers coming back year after year.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
For your day with Captain Ron's Charters, plan to arrive early (typically 6-7am during summer months) at the designated marina in Rockport. Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather, polarized sunglasses, and sun protection. The boat comfortably accommodates up to 4 anglers with ample fishing space. Captain Ron provides quality rods, reels, tackle, and bait optimized for local fishing conditions. Most trips include bottled water, but you may want to bring additional beverages, snacks, and a camera to document your catch. For the best experience, book during weekdays when water traffic is lighter and fishing pressure reduced.
