Fishin All The Time Guide Service Fishing Charter

Fishing Charter with Larry Miller – Rates & Booking

Captain Larry Miller of Fishin' All The Time Guide Service on Friday October offers a 5-hour morning trip aboard his well-equipped 24' Haynie boat. This Port Aransas Inshore Fishing Charter for Redfish, Trout, and Black Drum is designed for two anglers but can accommodate up to three additional guests. All fishing gear is included—you just need to bring your fishing license, snacks, and drinks. The charter focuses on productive local fishing spots around Aransas Pass and Rockport waters, perfect for both beginners and experienced anglers alike. Optional pickup from Fisherman's Wharf in Port Aransas is available for a small fee. Note that deposits are non-refundable.

Highlights of Port Aransas Inshore Fishing Charter for Redfish, Trout, and Black Drum

This inshore fishing adventure takes you to some of Port Aransas's most productive fishing grounds. The 24' Haynie boat is perfectly suited for navigating the flats and channels where redfish, speckled trout, and black drum thrive. Captain Larry employs various techniques including drift fishing, bottom fishing, and casting with soft plastics to maximize your chances of success.

The morning bite is typically strong in these waters, especially during the fall months when fish are actively feeding. The variety of structure and grass flats around Port Aransas creates the perfect habitat for multiple species, giving you plenty of opportunities to fill the cooler. With Captain Larry's local knowledge and years of experience, you'll be put in prime position to catch quality fish throughout your charter.

Local Tips & Conditions

Port Aransas offers excellent inshore fishing throughout the year, with fall being particularly productive for redfish and speckled trout. The area features a mix of grass flats, channels, and structure that hold fish in various conditions. Morning trips typically provide the most consistent action, especially during warmer months when fish are most active early in the day before the water heats up.

Weather patterns can change quickly in this part of Texas, but Captain Larry monitors conditions closely to ensure a safe and productive trip. The protected waters around Port Aransas often remain fishable even when offshore areas might be rough. Water clarity is key for sight fishing, while slightly murky conditions can actually improve the bite for certain species like redfish. When planning your trip, consider that fall and spring generally offer the most consistent fishing, though quality catches are possible year-round.

Plan Your Fishing Charter Day

Your charter includes all necessary fishing equipment, tackle, bait, and ice for your catch. The 24' Haynie boat comfortably accommodates two anglers with room for up to three additional guests if needed. Trips typically begin early morning to capitalize on the best bite, so plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time.

For your comfort, bring sun protection, weather-appropriate clothing, snacks, and drinks. Don't forget your Texas fishing license with a saltwater stamp, which is required for all anglers (these can be purchased online or at local tackle shops). Captain Larry will clean and bag your catch at the end of the trip, so you'll have fresh fish ready for the dinner table. Remember that weather conditions can change, so it's always good to check in the day before your scheduled trip.