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Capt Stephen Boriskie
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If you’re looking to experience the heart of the Texas coast, Mid Coast Outfitters POC is ready to welcome you aboard. Captain Stephen has spent countless hours learning the tides, flats, and back lakes around Port O’Connor, and he knows exactly where to take you for steady action on the fish that make this area famous. Whether you’re after Redfish tailing in skinny water, schools of Speckled Trout pushing bait across the shallows, or a mixed bag of Black Drum and Sheepshead, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to bend a rod year-round.
Your trip begins aboard a spacious 25’ Carolina Skiff powered by a reliable Suzuki 175 four-stroke outboard. With room for up to six anglers, it’s a comfortable platform for families, friends, or small groups looking for a day on the water. Rates are set for four guests, and you can add a fifth or sixth angler for an additional fee. Rods and reels are provided, so all you need to bring is a valid Texas saltwater fishing license, sun protection, and your favorite snacks or drinks.
Mid Coast Outfitters offers several flexible options to fit your schedule. Half day trips run from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and are a perfect way to enjoy the morning bite before heading back to the dock. If you’d like more time, book a six-hour adventure or a split day option that runs seven hours. With prices ranging from $500 to $900 per trip (plus bait), there’s an outing that works for every group. Each trip is designed around light tackle fishing, giving anglers of all ages and skill levels the chance to enjoy a hands-on experience. Kids are always welcome, making this a great way to unplug from the daily routine and create lasting memories together.
Some species may be regulated or require special tags, and Captain Stephen will help you navigate those rules. As the boat glides across the shallows, keep your eyes open for dolphins, seabirds, and the coastal scenery that makes Port O’Connor a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Mid Coast Outfitters POC combines local expertise, a well-equipped boat, and a welcoming atmosphere to deliver a day you’ll want to repeat again and again. If you’re ready to fish the Texas coast with a captain who knows it best, book your spot today and get ready to make memories in Port O’Connor.
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This guide offers trips that you are able to take home your catch.
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This guide offers trips with nature and wildlife views.
When you book your fishing trip, you will need to first put down a deposit to hold the reservation.
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Enjoy a private morning half day fishing trip in the inshore waters of Port O’Connor from 7am to 11am. The trip accommodates 1–4 anglers, with optional spots for a 5th or 6th guest at an additional cost. The captain provides the boat, rods, reels, and tackle, and live bait is available at market price depending on availability. This charter is suitable for beginners, families, and experienced anglers..note the boat gets pretty crowded with 4 grown-ups so if you have 5 or 6 it will be tight-not all can fish at the same time however if the extras are kids it's easier to manage (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety)
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Spend an afternoon fishing the inshore waters of Port O’Connor on this private half day charter from 1pm to 5pm. Target species include black drum, redfish, and other local inshore fish. The trip accommodates 1–4 anglers, with optional spots for a 5th or 6th person at an additional cost.. ..note the boat gets pretty crowded with 4 grown-ups so if you have 5 or 6 it will be tight-not all can fish at the same time however if the extras are kids it's easier to manage All necessary equipment—boat, rods, reels, and tackle—is provided, and live bait is available at market cost. Deposits are non-refundable. (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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Spend six hours exploring the inshore waters of Port O’Connor on this private extended half day fishing charter from 7am to 1pm. Target species include black drum, redfish, and other local inshore fish. The trip accommodates 1–4 anglers, with optional spots for a 5th or 6th guest at $125 each. The captain supplies the boat, rods, reels, and tackle, and live bait is available at market price when possible. Suitable for beginners, families, and experienced anglers, this outing offers a longer session on the water with guided support for productive fishing. Deposits are non-refundable. (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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Experience a full day on the waters of Port O’Connor with this private split day fishing charter. The morning session runs from 7am to 11am, followed by a break for lunch, then resumes from 1pm to 4pm. Target species include black drum, redfish, and other inshore fish. The trip accommodates 1–4 anglers, with optional spots for a 5th or 6th guest at $150 each. The captain provides the boat, rods, reels, and tackle, and live bait is available at market cost (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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Great family fun or a night out with the wife, gigging adventure with the buddies or team building tour with the clients! Starting in December 15 we leave the dock at 6pm and we’ll see after that we may be 20 minutes earlier or later. Try to leave 20 before the sun goes down typically. This is a great time on the water at night to see all the critters of the bay under the lights of a flounder boat specifically built to provide the guest with front row seating (standing) while approaching the most favored of table fare in the bay-Southern Flounder! Typically this is a 6 hour trip but can be shorter or longer at times. The trip prices are:
$ 650 for 2 anglers and then $100 each for either 3,4 or 5 anglers (5max). All gear provided. BYO drinks but keep it low key on the booze. Flounder gigging brings out the hunter in all of us. Good clean fun!
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Join a guided duck hunting trip in the waters around Port O’Connor and Matagorda Island with morning or afternoon start times at 5:00 AM or 2 pm. The private 5-hour hunt accommodates up to three guests for $600, with an additional fourth or fifth guest for $150 each. Hunters must bring their own gun, ammo, and waders, and bright-colored clothing should be avoided. Federal Black Cloud is the recommended shot. This trip is suitable for experienced hunters or groups seeking a guided, hands-on waterfowl hunting experience, providing guidance on locations, decoy setup, and optimal hunting practices. (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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Experience a full day of guided duck hunting in Port O’Connor with a split day schedule from 5am, including a morning hunt, a break for lunch, and an afternoon session. This private 9-hour trip accommodates up to three hunters for $1,200, with an additional guest at $200 for the fourth or fifth hunter. Hunters must bring their own gun, ammo, and waders. The trip is suitable for experienced hunters or groups seeking a guided waterfowl outing, providing guidance on locations, decoy setup, and hunting strategies for a productive day on the water. Deposits are non-refundable. (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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Spend a full day on a Cast & Blast trip in Port O’Connor combining inshore fishing and duck hunting. This private 9-hour experience starts at 5:00 am and accommodates up to three guests for $1,200, add $225 ea for 4th or 5th person. Hunters must bring their own gun, ammo, and waders, with bright-colored clothing to be avoided; Federal Black Cloud is the recommended shot. Fishing gear is supplied for the inshore session. The trip is suitable for experienced hunters and anglers seeking a guided, hands-on outdoor adventure, with support on hunting locations, decoy setup, and productive fishing spots. (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns)
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See dolphins play, anglers rushing to their spot, variety of birds, POC from the water, cruise down the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), enjoy a slow ride into The Sanctuary for a look at some marvelous homes, land on Saturday Beach and put your feet in the sand or walk to destress while looking for sea shells, this trip is customizable from an afternoon lunch trip to the beach or a laid back cruise around the area, catch a view of our lovely area from the water is much more memorable than from the road. This is a popular ladies trip enjoying the company of your besties in a relaxed breezy boat ride.
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Sunset or sunrise tours can be a romantic get-a-way for couples or a family ride to enjoy the peace and serenity of our coastal Sunsets or sunrises...I have hosted couples wanting to spend quality time away from it all; families wanting to unplug from the world and spend alone time together walking Saturday Beach or hunting for sea shells in the sand; and parties of ladies spending time away from distract to enjoy each others' company...whatever your goals to take a ride in the boat and enjoy early mornings or a water ride at sunset, this is the trip for you.
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Birds of the Middle Texas Coast remain strong in both variety and abundance. Wintering Whooping Cranes, Local Brown Pelicans, Shore Birds of All Kinds, Waterfowl wintering in the area and a plethera of gulls make this part of the Gulf Coast both and interest of our lovers of feathered friends and a base for research. These tours usually last 4 hours as we cover a lot of our bay system in search of a variety of birds. Dress for the weather and come enjoy the sights and sounds of our beloved ecosystem.
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Enhance your boating skills with coastal navigation training in Port O’Connor, Texas. This tour teaches essential navigation techniques for safe and confident coastal boating using GPS and traditional navigation tools. Ideal for both new and experienced boaters, this training ensures you gain practical knowledge and real-world experience on the water in POC/Seadrift Waterways. We can use either your boat (recommended) or ours to teach you the skills needed to become more proficient at safely navigating our waters (morning fog morning and evening fog may lessen trip time due to safety concerns).
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One More Cast For Duck Hunts
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
5
Boat Length:
25 ft
Manufacturer Name:
Carolina Skiff
Model Year:
2021
Engine Manufacturer Name:
Suzuki
# of Engines:
1
Horsepower Per Engine:
175
Maximum Cruising Speed:
30
Features: Bait Tank Fish Finder GPS VHF Radio
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Floundering
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
5
Boat Length:
20 ft
Manufacturer Name:
All Weld
Model Year:
2020
Engine Manufacturer Name:
suzuki
# of Engines:
1
Horsepower Per Engine:
90
Maximum Cruising Speed:
20
Features: Spearfishing Equipment GPS
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Aluminum flounder boat with night time illumination to get 'em
One More Cast For Fishing
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
6
Boat Length:
25 ft
Manufacturer Name:
Carolina Skiff
Model Year:
2021
Engine Manufacturer Name:
Suzuki
# of Engines:
1
Horsepower Per Engine:
175
Maximum Cruising Speed:
28
Features: Bait Tank Ice-Box Fish Finder GPS VHF Radio
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This 25' Carolina Skiff has plenty of room for up to my max allowed of 6 people plus myself, 2 jump seats in the back, one person next to me on the leaning post, 2 people can sit on a cooler and one up front of the helm on the bait tank
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One More Cast For Duck Hunts
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
5
Boat Length:
25 ft
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Floundering
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Boat Guest Capacity:
5
Boat Length:
20 ft
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One More Cast For Fishing
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
6
Boat Length:
25 ft
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Hot bite and happy crew! Jeremy and I headed out this fall afternoon under skies that were fixin' to turn cloudy with storms brewing later. The water conditions around Port O'Connor looked good for our session, and I reckon we had a solid window before any weather moved in. This was our Afternoon Half Day Adventure with Mid Coast Outfitters POC, and we were ready to make the most of it. With our gear rigged and ready, we focused on drift fishing and bottom fishing techniques using live bait to target the inshore waters. Jeremy pulled in some nice Black Drum and Redfish during our time on the water. Port O'Connor's shallow flats and structure make it perfect for this kind of fishing - the drift fishing lets us cover good ground while the bottom fishing with live bait really gets their attention. We wrapped up the trip with great catches and big ol' smiles all around before them storms could roll in! Y'all looking to get out on Port O'Connor waters for some quality inshore fishing? Our Port O'Connor Inshore Fishing Charter for Speckled Trout, Redfish and Black Drum trips with Mid Coast Outfitters POC are designed to put you on fish using proven techniques like drift fishing and live bait fishing. These afternoon half day adventures give anglers plenty of time to work the productive waters around Port O'Connor without taking up your whole day. Whether you're after Black Drum, Redfish, or Speckled Trout, our local knowledge of Port O'Connor's inshore fishing spots and seasonal patterns will put you in the right place at the right time. The fall months offer some of the best inshore fishing action, and our half day format lets you experience the thrill without a full day commitment. Might could be the perfect trip for anglers wanting to sample what Port O'Connor inshore fishing is all about!
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2 gents last minute trip bay fishing Sunday morning all they had was 4 hours and it timed out perfectly with a slow bit but steady action, many redfish released as well as a few black drum and speckled trout too...good morning lot's of fun and laughs and some new friends all out of Port O'Connor between two days of heavy rain with flood tides on a decreasing moon.
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Action-packed day from the get-go! Michael and their crew joined us for a fall morning trip, heading out early morning under clear conditions throughout the day. The water conditions in Port O'Connor were looking good for our Morning Half Day Outing with Captain Stephen through Mid Coast Outfitters POC.With our gear rigged and ready, we focused on bottom fishing, and casting with live bait to target the shallow water redfish. Michael and Donna managed to hook into some solid redfish during our session. Port O'Connor's shallow flats and grass beds make it perfect for this type of inshore action. . We wrapped up the morning with some good fish in the boat and everyone fixin' to head back with big ol' smiles!The redfish were definitely cooperative, and that tug is the drug kept everyone engaged throughout the trip. Our techniques paid off and the crew got to experience what makes this area so productive for shallow water fishing.If y'all are looking to get out on the water in Port O'Connor, our Port O'Connor Inshore Fishing Charter for Speckled Trout, Redfish and Black Drum is exactly what you need. We specialize in inshore fishing trips that target redfish, speckled trout, and black drum using proven techniques like drift fishing and live bait casting.Port O'Connor's waters offer some of the best inshore fishing opportunities on the Texas coast, and our Morning Half Day Outing gives you plenty of time to experience the action without taking up your whole day. Whether you're new to inshore fishing or a seasoned angler, Mid Coast Outfitters POC has the local knowledge and equipment to make your Port O'Connor fishing trip productive.We welcome extra anglers and can accommodate different group sizes for your inshore fishing adventure. Give us a holler when you're ready to experience Port O'Connor's excellent redfish and trout fishing firsthand!
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Today’s couple is celebrating their first anniversary with a fishing trip — now that sounds like the start of a long, happy marriage! The morning began slow, but the weather was perfect: soft north winds, low humidity, and a gentle northeast breeze. We had a bite here and there until around 10 AM when the action slowed down. Had to release a couple of oversized speckled trout, but we did hook a few redfish. Ended up with three solid reds — two of which were tournament-worthy at 27 and 26 inches. Couldn’t ask for a better morning to be out on the Texas middle coast, fishing and living the dream.
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One for the books today! Justin and I headed out this fall morning for our Extended Half Day Adventure with Captain – Extra Anglers Welcome trip around Port O'Connor. Clear conditions throughout the day made for perfect fishing weather, and the water conditions in Port O'Connor were just right for what we had planned. This was exactly the kind of day that makes Mid Coast Outfitters POC trips so rewarding. Once the stage was set, we focused our efforts on drift fishing, bottom fishing, and casting with lures to target the inshore species that make this area so productive. Justin managed to hook into some solid redfish and black drum during our time on the water. Port O'Connor's diverse structure and grass flats make it ideal for these techniques, giving us multiple opportunities to work different presentations. The combination of drift fishing over the flats and bottom fishing near structure kept the action steady throughout our trip. We wrapped up the morning with some great catches and I reckon Justin had himself a fine time out there! If y'all are fixin' to experience some quality inshore fishing, Port O'Connor offers some of the best opportunities on the Texas coast for redfish, speckled trout, and black drum. Our Port O'Connor Inshore Fishing Charter for Speckled Trout, Redfish and Black Drum gives anglers the chance to target these species using proven techniques like drift fishing and bottom fishing that consistently produce results in these waters. The Extended Half Day Adventure format provides plenty of time to work the productive areas around Port O'Connor while keeping the trip manageable for anglers of all experience levels. Mid Coast Outfitters POC specializes in these inshore adventures, and we know exactly where to find the fish when conditions line up right. Whether you're looking to cast lures over the grass flats or work the bottom structure for black drum, Port O'Connor's diverse fishery offers something for every angler. Give us a holler when you're ready to get out there and experience what this area has to offer!
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Sat 9/26 – SeadriftI hosted two gentlemen from Central Texas on a last-minute trip, and we went out with one simple mission: catch whatever would bite. And boy, did we!These guys weren’t out for a meat haul — this trip was about the experience. We loaded up with three dozen live shrimp and four dozen croaker before heading out under a cool, calm Saturday morning sky. A northeast wind slowly gave way to a southern breeze, as is typical here after a front.The water had a little off-color tint, but it was definitely fishable. No major freshwater inflow from the Guadalupe, so the northern country looked perfect. The only thing missing early was the fish’s appetite — the morning bite was quiet. But today wasn’t about numbers.And then it happened.Everything you could imagine came to play: ladyfish, alligator gar, redfish, speckled trout, stingray and just about everything in between. The guys were totally relaxed, soaking it in, reminding me that sometimes it’s less about quantity and more about the quality of time on the water.Later, a buddy told me about his own trip — his crew scratched out a decent box of black drum with a few specks for the table — so it sounds like everyone on the water was finding a little success.Until the next report — tight lines!
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Anglers heading out with Mid Coast Outfitters in Port O’Connor are finding steady action in the inshore waters. Black drum and redfish are the primary targets, with catches reported near oyster beds, shallow flats, and channel edges. Live shrimp and cut bait are producing consistent results, while soft plastics are working well for redfish along the grass lines. Water temperatures are holding steady, making conditions ideal for all skill levels. Morning trips continue to see the best activity, and afternoon sessions are also producing solid catches. Boats are fully equipped with rods, reels, and tackle for a productive day on the water.
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As a full time, fishing guide years now I have had opportunities that I had dreamed of for most of my life. The day I received my driver’s license I remember hooking up my dad’s boat and trailering to the ramp! Since that time, I have been lucky enough to live on or near the coast and take advantage of our many coastal resources. Whether it was boat or wade fishing, live or artificial bait, soft plastics or top water, morning-afternoon-evening, or any day of the week, I found time to be out here on the salt water in pursuit of Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder and on and on. This was instilled in me from the days growing up in Pasadena since my dad was an avid fisherman and took the kids to walk the Galveston Jetties and then later on to fish the bays out of a boat that we were fortunate to afford. Today I have that same passion and drive to be out on the water but now I get to teach what I have learned and share the precious resources with not only friends and family but customers too! I had always heard the saying “Do what you love, the money will follow”, but never really understood it. Now being a fishing guide no matter what will not put you in the headlines making a fortune…what it has done though for me is allow a modest living in the outdoors! My lifelong dream! Most of my trips these days are taking customers in the boat with bait. We experience a lot of corporate customers entertaining their associates. Most have some experience fishing, some freshwater only, some saltwater, and some no experience at all and this is their first time to wet a hook. I will take them all and my goal is to teach them something that works for them to catch that fish! Most times I learn from them too and then apply that to my next group of anglers. Sometimes like the other day I get anglers already fluent in the art of wading with lures! This is my preferred method of catching these spots and dots down here and hopefully the requests of lure trips will rise. June is upon us and that means the fish are agreeable to most presentations of lures. I have been successful though in the water column versus on top and with 1/4 to 1/8 oz. jig head weights with a combination of soft plastics including the TTF Trout Killer, Killer Flats Minnow and the Killer Hustler. It hasn’t mattered that much on the color but I have been trying to stay with a dark color body and bright tail like the morning glory/ Chartreuse combo, red/white and purple/chartreuse and they have all produced. The key has been to work the water column entirely and that means (CAST-COUNT-TWITCH-REEL)! Cast the lure downwind to get the most sensitivity having a straight line to the lure. Count to three, then Twitch the rod tip up twice, letting it fall while Reeling up the slack. I have used this simple method for countless years and it works well for me. The fish usually will pop that lure on the downfall which is perfect since your next move was Reeling anyway-it’s easy to set the hook and Reel that fish in. Keep your rod up in the air and feel the pressure of the bow in it. So many times, I will see an angler set the hook then reel and set it again with slack in the line-and they lose the fish. Keep that rod bowed up, and pressure on the hook which is stuck in a nice trout’s mouth! If you are on a keep fish mission have a wade fishing net with you. The floating nets are good because they’re not wrapped around your legs under water causing you to trip on the tangled mess. These also work as a temporary live well if you want to leave the fish without sticking a stringer through its mouth. However, the ring foam donut type floating nets may be a better bet for you, they are bulky but hard to beat on a long wade. I see guys making a big mistake consistently on the method of adding the fish to a stringer. Those things don’t come with instructions as far as I know but do this and you will have the best chance at keeping the fish alive (and not spoiling) until you get back to the boat. Use the sharp end of the stringer stick to punch into and through the fish’s thin flesh under its mouth near the center…avoid running it through the mouth and out of the gills. This way the fish swims more freely and can get the oxygen it needs and will not usually float beside you stiff as a board! I have heard enough stories of waders having run ins with stingrays to scare me into donning the most protection I am comfortable with. That said I am wearing ray guards around my lower legs now just to be sure. I still have boots that can be punctured but at least I feel a bit more protected. Also, the menacing varieties of jellyfish and man o war are prolific especially the deeper we get into Summer, so wear some protection for those guys too. Simply put on long pants and ease into the water. Three of my waders this past week were hit by these fiery globs and were sent into different degrees of pain lasting too long and making their wade very uncomfortable. There are so many ways to get out and enjoy our coastal resources but the key is to find the time to go! I say today is the day so get out and join us on the water and see what this sport is all about
Ratings & Reviews Summary
November 5, 2025
We couldn’t have asked for a better trip. The weather was great. Stephan was awesome. Got us to a nice spot where we could catch fish without having to relocate constantly. Thanks for a great morning.
November 5, 2025
Captain Stephen is top-notch! He knows the water like the back of his hand and had us on redheads and pintails right at sunrise—we limited out within the hour. The rest of the day was spent fishing, and thanks to his knowledge of active spots, we hauled in plenty of specks and reds. Beyond the catch, he was constantly attentive, helping with rigs, adjusting setups, and making sure every detail was handled. His focus on safety, fun, and success turned the trip into an unforgettable experience. Without a doubt, I’ll be booking with Captain Stephen again!
November 5, 2025
Captain Stephen knows how to find the fish and makes the whole trip enjoyable. He’s great with kids and first-time anglers, taking time to explain the ins and outs of the inshore waters. For a safe, fun day of fishing on the Texas Coast, he’s the guide to go with!
November 5, 2025
Fishing with Capt. Steve is always a blast. He puts in the effort to find the fish and keep the action going, all while keeping the boat full of stories and laughter. He’s fantastic with kids and makes sure everyone feels welcome. If you want a memorable trip, Capt. Steve is the guide to call!