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September 10, 2009 / Fishing

FISHING REPORT

Is fall on the horizon?

The season is changing, and so is the fishing. Fewer wahoo, ling and dorado were caught this week and there are just the tiniest hints that the tuna may be moving a little closer to shore. An early fall may be in order. More...

Kids a’fishin’

The Garza brothers from San Antonio and Taylor Vaughan from Aransas Pass caught kingfish and vermilion snapper fishing with Capt. Ronnie Hale aboard the Scat Cat out of Fisherman’s Wharf on Saturday, Sept. 5. More...

Gulf for two

Two anglers take advantage of the warm, clear, calm surf on Labor Day weekend at I.B. Magee Beach in Port Aransas. More...

Two cuties and a snapper

Lilly Nixon, 15 months old, with Madison, left, who belongs to Lilly’s cousin, Savanna Nixon, shows a 5 to 6–pound mangrove snapper caught by Mark Nixon. More...

Sharks and kings

Fishing aboard the Wrecklamation, Capt. Mike Nugent, above, and Scott Graves from Offshore Adventures, below, caught a 115- pound spinner shark, a 70-pound black tip shark, releasing several more, and kingfish. More...

A good day’s work

These folks from Eco-Systems of San Antonio caught ling, dog snapper, Atlantic sharpnose shark, jack crevalle and a limit of kingfish on Saturday, Sept. 5. They fished a private charter aboard the Pelican with Capt. More...

Grand slam at last!

Capts. Bruce Horn of Tulsa, Okla., and Matt Sherwood of Port Aransas finally completed a grand slam on Friday Sept. 4, by releasing this white marlin near the dumping grounds aboard the Carpe Diem. More...

Swordfish for dinner, boys!

J.R. Douglas of Port Aransas caught this 275-pound, 127-inch swordfish on Sunday, Sept. 6. Douglas fought the fish (his first swordfish) for an hour and a half on a 130-class reel. He later released a smaller swordfish. More...