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November 9, 2006 / Fishing

Nice catch

Nice catch These anglers from Fort Worth fished with Port Aransas guide Ed Woodhouse recently. From left, Liz Rodriguez, Kathy Myatt, Woodhouse, Joann Petters and Judy Parsons hauled in limits of reds. They hung their catch at Fisherman's Wharf. More...

North jetty limits

Joe Rodriguez of Austin, Ken Walker of Port Aransas, and John Reynolds and Mike Scott, both of Tulsa, Okla. reeled in four limits of redfish after taking the Jetty Boat out of Fisherman's Wharf to fish the north jetty recently. More...

End of the line

Angler Bob Barkard, of Junction, and Missy do some fishing off the current end of the bulkhead adjacent to the Corpus Christi Ship Channel. More...

High school trip

Here are a few of the Carroll High School students from Corpus Christi who take a fishing trip each year on the Wharf Cat out of Fisherman's Wharf. The trip was a 9-hour with Capt. Donnie Lueck on Monday, Oct. 30 More...

Jetty fishing

Rob Centers of San Antonio gives his line a yank while fishing on the south jetty Sunday morning, Nov. 5. More...

Offshore served up

Anglers from Kiewit Offshore Services of Ingleside caught limits of Atlantic sharpnose shark and a load of blackfin tuna on a 12-hour trip out of Deep Sea Headquarters. The trip on Sunday, Nov. 5, was on the Kingfisher with Capt. More...

Tasty treats

Tuna, shark and snapper made a great catch for these fishermen with Capt. Ken Sims out of Dolphin Dock recently. More...

FISHING REPORT

Flounder start to run; trout, tuna abundant

Another front blew in with more wind but not much cooler temperatures or a lot of rain. Fishing is going strong with flounder starting to run and tuna being the big offshore prize since red snapper fishing season has closed. More...

Fresh for a change

Port Aransas guide Mark Rochester III, left, did some fresh water fishing Tuesday, Oct. 24, with Rick Snyder in Durango, Colo., courtesy of Melvin Littleton. Both men work at Island Construction and went on a company fishing/hunting trip. More...

Tarpon larvae from Laguna Madre draw marine researchers' interest

Researchers are interested in some tarpon larvae found recently in the Laguna Madre, miles away from where the young tarpon are usually found. More...

Parks, Wildlife Dept. ponders changing seatrout regulations

Altering restrictions on spotted seatrout in the Lower Laguna Madre is among the possible changes in hunting and fishing regulations the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is considering for next year. More...

Keeping watch

A great blue heron keeps watch over a family fishing at the south jetty on Sunday, Nov. 5. While herons sometimes take hand-outs from fishermen, wildlife expert Tony Amos of Port Aransas said it's not a good idea to give fish to the birds. More...