11-19-2002, 11:47 PM
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[#ff0000][size 4][#000000] [/#000000][font "Arial"][blue][size 2]Fishing overall has been good and seems to be improving.
All agencies report catches of kingfish, which is unusual this time of year.
"Fishing was good all week," according to Deep Sea Headquarters.
On an overnight trip aboard the Pelican with Capt. John Brennan, the fishermen caught 45 yellowfin tuna, all in the 80- to 100-pound range. They also landed some nice dorado and several blackfin tuna on the outing.
The trip to state waters resulted in catches of redfish, black drum, kingfish and shark as well as red snapper.
On all the other regular eight-hour trips during the week, anglers came back with limits of kingfish, Spanish mackerel, triggerfish and spadefish.
Woody’s Sports Center saids that fishing on the north jetty had been great.
After fishing there for three days over the weekend, "everyone we saw and talked to over there had a good time and caught good fish."
Anglers were catching keeper redfish, a few oversized reds, three and four pound drum and limits of sheepshead as well as a few trout.
"Believe it or not, we’ve had some wonderful catches of kingfish this week," said Fisherman’s Wharf.
A lot of nice kingfish, some pretty fair sized, came back from a nine-hour trip on the Wharf Cat.
Anglers also have been catching vermilion and lane snapper as well as shark.
Offshore Adventures said when the boat goes out, it’s been returning with lots and lots of tuna.
Kingfish are still biting around the rocks and there have been some "good-sized amberjack being caught. As well as plenty of shark, vermilion and lane snapper.
Dolphin Dock Inc. said the tuna are showing up again and "that’s a good sign."
In addition to tuna, anglers are catching big amberjack, many in the 40-pound range. "There have been a lot of nice, big ones," a lucky angler hooked and landed a 101-pound sandbar shark.
People are still catching kingfish.
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[font "Verdana"][blue]Six-year-old Tyler Conard caught this redfish that was 27 1/2 inches long on when he was fishing with his stepfather Jeff O'Rear of Port Aransas. Not wanting to divulge the exact location of their 'redfish hole,' O'Rear said the fish was caught 'near Port Aransas.' [/blue][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font]
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[/size][blue][size 3]The Owens family from Houston went fishing with Port Aransas guide Ed Woodhouse and came back with a whole lot of sheepshead, black drum and mango snapper. The happy fishing party members, from left, were Woodhouse, daughter Molly Owens, mother Linda Owens and father Ben Owens. They hung their catch at Woody's Sports Center. [/size][/blue][/#0000ff][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font]
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[font "Verdana"][blue]After a trip to state waters, the Gulf Eagle returned to Deep Sea Headquarters with a catch of red snapper, redfish, kingfish, Spanish mackerel and trout. Fred Hedemann was captain on the trip. [/blue][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font]
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[font "arial,helvetica"]Combined catch
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[font "Verdana"][blue]These visiting anglers, from left, Dan Blakemore of Dallas, Bob Griffin and Erik Sorensen, both of Indianapolis, Ind., went fishing with Port Aransas guide Alex Porter, right. They caught a combination of redfish and trout, which they hung at Woody's Sports Center.'Limits of reds [/blue][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font]
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[font "Arial"][red][size 4]Fishing good and getting better[/size][/red][/font][/url][red][size 4] ![/size][/red]
[#ff0000][size 4][#000000] [/#000000][font "Arial"][blue][size 2]Fishing overall has been good and seems to be improving.
All agencies report catches of kingfish, which is unusual this time of year.
"Fishing was good all week," according to Deep Sea Headquarters.
On an overnight trip aboard the Pelican with Capt. John Brennan, the fishermen caught 45 yellowfin tuna, all in the 80- to 100-pound range. They also landed some nice dorado and several blackfin tuna on the outing.
The trip to state waters resulted in catches of redfish, black drum, kingfish and shark as well as red snapper.
On all the other regular eight-hour trips during the week, anglers came back with limits of kingfish, Spanish mackerel, triggerfish and spadefish.
Woody’s Sports Center saids that fishing on the north jetty had been great.
After fishing there for three days over the weekend, "everyone we saw and talked to over there had a good time and caught good fish."
Anglers were catching keeper redfish, a few oversized reds, three and four pound drum and limits of sheepshead as well as a few trout.
"Believe it or not, we’ve had some wonderful catches of kingfish this week," said Fisherman’s Wharf.
A lot of nice kingfish, some pretty fair sized, came back from a nine-hour trip on the Wharf Cat.
Anglers also have been catching vermilion and lane snapper as well as shark.
Offshore Adventures said when the boat goes out, it’s been returning with lots and lots of tuna.
Kingfish are still biting around the rocks and there have been some "good-sized amberjack being caught. As well as plenty of shark, vermilion and lane snapper.
Dolphin Dock Inc. said the tuna are showing up again and "that’s a good sign."
In addition to tuna, anglers are catching big amberjack, many in the 40-pound range. "There have been a lot of nice, big ones," a lucky angler hooked and landed a 101-pound sandbar shark.
People are still catching kingfish.
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[font "Verdana"][blue]Six-year-old Tyler Conard caught this redfish that was 27 1/2 inches long on when he was fishing with his stepfather Jeff O'Rear of Port Aransas. Not wanting to divulge the exact location of their 'redfish hole,' O'Rear said the fish was caught 'near Port Aransas.' [/blue][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font] [font "arial,helvetica"][/url][/font]
[font "arial,helvetica"]Look at all those fish
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[/size][blue][size 3]The Owens family from Houston went fishing with Port Aransas guide Ed Woodhouse and came back with a whole lot of sheepshead, black drum and mango snapper. The happy fishing party members, from left, were Woodhouse, daughter Molly Owens, mother Linda Owens and father Ben Owens. They hung their catch at Woody's Sports Center. [/size][/blue][/#0000ff][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font] [font "arial,helvetica"][/url][/font]
[font "arial,helvetica"]In state waters
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[font "Verdana"][blue]After a trip to state waters, the Gulf Eagle returned to Deep Sea Headquarters with a catch of red snapper, redfish, kingfish, Spanish mackerel and trout. Fred Hedemann was captain on the trip. [/blue][#000000][/#000000][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font] [font "arial,helvetica"][/url][/font]
[font "arial,helvetica"]Combined catch
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[font "Verdana"][blue]These visiting anglers, from left, Dan Blakemore of Dallas, Bob Griffin and Erik Sorensen, both of Indianapolis, Ind., went fishing with Port Aransas guide Alex Porter, right. They caught a combination of redfish and trout, which they hung at Woody's Sports Center.'Limits of reds [/blue][/font][/font][font "arial,helvetica"][#000000][/#000000][/url][/font] [purple][size 2]Have A great Day at your favorite fishing spot this week![/size][/purple][/size][/#ff0000]
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