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October 30, 2008 / Fishing

FISHING REPORT

Larger numbers of tarpon being caught

Either the tarpon population is on the rise, or the same unlucky fish is being caught over and over and over. There have been a large number of good-sized tarpon caught, mostly around the ends of the jetties, in the last two weeks. More...

What a weekend!

These anglers fished for 40 hours on a trip with Capts. Travis Kerr and Chris McCarty, returning on Sunday, Oct. 19, to Dolphin Dock with this great catch of blackfin tuna, ling, snapper, shark and jack crevalle. More...

Happy fisherman

On Wednesday, Oct. 22, Richard Napoli of Port Aransas was fishing the Standpipes about seven miles offshore. Using live pin fish for bait, he landed this big ling weighing in at 64 pounds and a kingfish weighing in at 60 pounds. More...

Bringin' home the ling

Fred Mallett fished at the first standpipe on Wednesday, Oct. 22, and after releasing seven or eight ling, decided to "make this one into groceries." He caught it on a simple white homemade fly and 10 weight rod. More...

Surprise Tarpon

Ernest Moore of North Padre Island fished with Port Aransas Guide Capt. Ed Woodhouse on Tuesday, Oct. 14. They were near the end of the jetties when they hooked into three tarpon. More...

A lot to smile about

This group of anglers fished aboard the Kingfisher for 12 hours on Wednesday, Oct. 22, with Capt. Tony Buzbee out of Deep Sea Headquarters. More...

Tournament winners

The Port Aransas Junior Boatmen fished a one-day tournament aboard the Gulf Eagle with Capt. Keith Schoolcraft on Sunday, Oct. 26, courtesy of Deep Sea Headquarters. More...