King mackerel, also known as kingfish, are the source of a lot of great fishing stories. They are notorious for their fatiguing long runs. Despite their tenacity they are not very large fish. Usually ranging somewhere between 20-40 pounds and between 20-35 inches in length. The females of this species are significantly larger than the males. Where to find them These fish can be located throughout nearly all of the Atlantic coast of North America and in the Gulf of Mexico. Kin

Father’s Day is only a few days away and a fishing trip is a great way to spend some time together. Galveston Fishing Charter Company has options for everyone whether you want a full day deep see fishing trip or just a few hours fishing in the surf. Other exceptional spots to go fishing throughout Galveston are Eagle Point Marina and Rollover Pass. Rollover Pass was named the best spot for fishing flounder in Texas. If you’re looking for a calm, less crowded place to fish I r

If you plan on fishing offshore this summer, I recommend trying to catch some red snapper. Red snapper season is going to be from June 1 to July 19 for charter companies this year and they are some of the most delicious fish in the world. The internet is filled with thousands of tasty recipes to try. If you want to catch some of these delicious fish, here is everything you need to know. Where to find them Red snapper, especially the big adult ones, enjoy deep water. They also

1. Appreciate Nature Spending time outside is an anomaly for most children these days and the natural world is a beautiful place. It’s important for children to soak up some sunlight and experience how wonderful nature can be. 2. Bonding Time Fishing can be a great time to have a meaningful conversation or to simply not say a word at all and enjoy the moment together. Either way, fishing can be a fantastic way to form lasting memories. 3. It Can Teach Patience Every veteran f

Both offshore and inshore fishing has turned on, with the warm weather and light to moderate south to southeast winds. This pattern likely will be interrupted as strong winds are in the forecast from several days ahead. Thursday, winds were light and from the southeast early, then picked up as the day went on. Thursday morning, Silas Morgan and Billy Cross fished the North Jetty and landed a mixed bag of fish that included sheepshead, black drum to 22 inches, sand trout and a