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Redfish are one of Texas' most popular inshore gamefish, known for their copper-bronze coloration and fighting ability. These drum species inhabit shallow coastal waters from grass flats to oyster reefs. - Feed primarily on crabs, shrimp, and small baitfish. - Can live over 40 years and reach weights exceeding 40 pounds. - Spawn in nearshore waters during late summer and fall.
Captain Michael Cybak of Corks And Croakers offers premier redfish fishing charters in League City's productive waters. These inshore fishing trips target the shallow flats and grass beds where redfish feed year-round. With local knowledge of tides, bait patterns, and seasonal movements, Captain Michael positions anglers for consistent action on these copper-colored fighters. League City's proximity to Galveston Bay creates ideal habitat for slot-sized redfish and trophy bulls. All tackle, bait, and safety equipment included—just bring your fishing license and enthusiasm for one of Texas' most popular gamefish.
Captain Michael Cybak of Corks And Croakers provides expert redfish fishing charters departing from League City. These half-day and full-day trips focus on the shallow water flats and oyster reefs where redfish patrol for crabs, shrimp, and baitfish. Trips include all rods, reels, tackle, and bait—you'll need a valid Texas fishing license and cooler for your catch. Captain Michael's local experience in Galveston Bay waters ensures productive fishing whether you're targeting slot redfish for dinner or trophy bulls for photos. Book online or call for current rates and availability.
League City's location on upper Galveston Bay provides year-round redfish opportunities in both shallow grass flats and deeper shell reefs. Captain Michael focuses on sight fishing during clear water conditions, allowing anglers to watch redfish cruise the shallows before making precise casts. The charter includes light tackle spinning gear perfect for redfish, plus live bait like shrimp and croaker when artificial lures aren't producing. Most trips produce multiple redfish encounters, with slot-sized fish between 20-28 inches being most common.
The boat stays in protected bay waters, making these trips suitable for families and anglers of all experience levels. Captain Michael provides instruction on redfish behavior, proper casting techniques, and how to read water conditions for maximum success.
Redfish thrive in League City's brackish waters where freshwater from Clear Creek mixes with saltwater from Galveston Bay. These copper-colored drum feed aggressively on blue crabs, white shrimp, and small baitfish found around oyster reefs and grass beds. The distinctive black spot near their tail makes redfish easy to identify, though some fish display multiple spots or none at all. League City redfish typically range from 18-30 inches, with larger bull redfish over 35 inches caught during cooler months when they move into deeper bay waters.
Charters depart from League City marina with Captain Michael providing a shallow-draft bay boat equipped for sight fishing and reef fishing. The boat accommodates up to 4 anglers comfortably with plenty of deck space for casting. Trips typically start at sunrise to take advantage of feeding activity during tidal changes. All safety equipment, tackle, and bait are included—just bring sun protection, drinks, and a valid Texas fishing license. Captain Michael cleans your catch and provides fishing tips to help you locate redfish on future trips.