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- Houstons -J- Connection Fishing Krewe tailgated these nice keeper eater sheepshead, flounder, and drum while fishing live shrimp
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- NOW you can tether the bull red to your going home stringer
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- Mineola TX angler Thomas England caught and released two bull drum, then tagged a nice 34inch bull red he took on cracked crab
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- Jonathon Hernandez of Houston fished live shrimp for this nice flounder
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- Pasadena TX anglerette Courtney Cornish took this nice 29inch tagger bull red on shrimp
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- Hardin TX angler Paul Wolfe fished a berkely gulp for this nice flounder
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- Galveston Islander Tony Calapaw bounced berkely gulps along the bulkhead to fetch these two nice flounder
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- Those who wade together stay together
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- Extreme Bay wader nabs a flounder
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- Christian Alvarado of Houston took this nice sheepshead on live shrimp
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- After a long struggle, angler Carl Amos finally landed this huge 38inch bull drum
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- Sugar Land TX angler Jonry Edralin caught this nice keeper flounder on a berkely gulp
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- Houston angler Xavian Clark fished a Down South soft plastic to nab this nice flounder
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- Freezing air temperatures and galeforce winds = extreme wade fishing
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- Cypress TX angler Russ Chemat caught and released this nice 32inch bull drum he took on shrimp
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- Shrimp enticed this nice 27inch drum for Dallas angler John Rylander
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- Bob Bilimek of Maud TX holding his up wife's flounder for pictures, caught on a mud minnow
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- Another offering for the fish gods
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- Lady angler catches and releases another chicken flounder
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Miss Nancy,
I just fished rollover pass yesterday. I come down from Belleville Illinois twice a year to fish rollover pass because it is the only place you can almost guarantee that you will catch fish. I caught 10 while I was there. 4 guys drove up and said they were at Sea Wolf park all morning and caught nothing! If beach erosion is such a problem why don’t they do what Galveston does and replenish the sand. There will always be beach erosion. Put up sand fences to grow the dunes to 60 feet like they do in the panhandle of Florida. That keeps them from having to replenish the beach after a hurricane. Sand fences are cheap too!
Ray Laurel
5 Millstone Ct
Belleville IL 62221