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Trophy Redfish Catch on Pleasantons Coastal Waters
Redfish Fishing in Pleasanton, TX
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Redfish (Sciaenops ocellatus) are one of Texas' most popular gamefish species, known for their strong fights and reliability as a target. They have a distinctive copper-bronze coloration and usually display one or more black spots near the tail, which is believed to confuse predators by mimicking an eye. - Can live up to 60 years in the wild. - Often feed in shallow water, creating visible "tailing" behavior when their tails break the surface. - Excellent table fare with firm, white flesh.
Fishing Charter by Captain Larry Miller in December
Meet your Captain Larry Miller
- Rockport & Port Aransas Fishing Charters
Summary
Experience exceptional redfish fishing in Pleasanton, TX with Fishin' All The Time Guide Service. Captain Larry Miller specializes in targeting the productive waters around Pleasanton where redfish thrive. This recent Tuesday October trip resulted in an impressive double catch of redfish measuring 22 and 16 inches. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking to hook into trophy redfish or a beginner wanting to learn inshore fishing techniques, Captain Miller's local expertise ensures a productive day on the water. His charter provides all necessary tackle, bait, and fishing licenses so you can focus on what matters—catching fish and enjoying Texas' abundant fisheries.
Fishing Charter with Larry Miller – Rates & Booking
Captain Larry Miller of Fishin' All The Time Guide Service on Tuesday October offers professionally guided fishing trips targeting the abundant redfish population in Pleasanton, TX. Each charter includes quality tackle, live bait when appropriate, fishing licenses, and ice for your catch. Captain Miller is a licensed fishing guide with extensive local knowledge of Pleasanton's waterways and seasonal patterns. For current rates, availability, and to secure your spot, we recommend contacting Captain Miller directly.
Highlights of this Pleasanton Fishing Trip
This successful fishing charter resulted in a pair of impressive redfish measuring 22 and 16 inches—a testament to the quality fishing available in Pleasanton waters. Captain Miller's expertise in locating productive fishing spots and understanding redfish behavior helped make this a memorable day on the water. The trip showcased the exciting action that redfish provide, with their strong fights and reliable presence in Pleasanton waters.
Redfish are known for their distinctive copper-bronze coloration and black spot near the tail. These powerful gamefish offer exciting battles on appropriate tackle, making them a favorite target for anglers visiting the Pleasanton area. The variety in size between these two catches demonstrates the diverse redfish population in local waters.
Local Species Insights: Redfish
Redfish in the Pleasanton area typically inhabit shallow flats, creek mouths, and marsh edges where they forage for crustaceans, small fish, and other prey. These bronze-colored gamefish are most actively feeding during dawn and dusk hours when water temperatures are moderate. Captain Miller specializes in finding productive redfish locations throughout the seasons, employing various techniques including sight casting, drift fishing with live bait, or targeting structure that holds these popular gamefish. Redfish in Pleasanton waters commonly range from 16-30 inches, with larger specimens providing challenging fights and excellent table fare for those wishing to harvest their catch.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
For the best fishing experience in Pleasanton, plan to arrive early as most fishing charters begin around sunrise when fish are most active. Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather, including sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen). Captain Miller provides all necessary fishing equipment, but you're welcome to bring your favorite rod and reel if preferred. Most trips accommodate 2-4 anglers comfortably, making this an ideal outing for small groups or families. Remember to bring a camera to document your catch, and consider bringing refreshments for your time on the water.
