What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Rockport, Texas for the first time?

Yes, Captain Trey Hudson was very professional and friendly. Trey is very skilled for his age and experience level. Trey was very helpful and patient. I realize that he is relatively new to the guide service. Hopefully in the near future he will be able to upgrade and improve his fishing craft. The flat bottom front (bow) and the main floor of the vessel does not take the moderate waves experienced in the bay area we fished. The bumpy ride is though on us old guys as we crossed the open water section of the trip. His boat is designed like an air boat for less drag across very shallow water. Peter J. Czerwinski

We went out on a day a Norther hit the area and apparently, that upsets the fish. We didn't catch but 4, really nice sized, Redfish but had a great day. Should just try to go when its not so dang cold!

Do your research, fishing can be tough at times and weather plays a big role in catching. Don't be afraid to ask around and see what the fish are biting on, it varies greatly at times and choice of bait can make all the difference in the world.

There are not too many places to stay in Rockport right now so plan to stay a distance away and drive early in the morning to get to your Captain's boat. We stayed in Corpus about an hour away and it was a smooth trip.

I caught small Redfish, Black Drum, Catfish, Speckled Trout, Croker, Sand Trout and even a Ray. Most of the fish were below legal limits but on the last day I caught a 17 inch Drum and a 21 inch drum. These were all caught from the dock at Salt lake. The day I fished with Capt'n Casey we limited out on White Bass on the river. Had a great time.

Jon is a great guide! He is personable & made sure we enjoyed ourselves.The equipment was clean & well maintained. It was a memory of a lifetime.

The captain does all the fishing, you just bring in the fish, if your a first time fisher this would be what you might like.. if you like like boat rides then you'll like the trip

You bet. There's plenty of fish if you get the right guide and there's plenty of them available in Rockport. Use the fishing booker website if you're not sure who's a good guide.

Always be checking the weather report. The wind is the most important part that will play into how successful your day will be.

Fish with a guide the first time or two in the area. Lots of different places to fish.

Find an experienced captain - like Capt Frank and you will have an outstanding experience!

Look up Flattie Daddy for any of your saltwater fishing plans. Captain knows his hot spots and is good with all ages.

Call Captain Jim at (512) 393-9305 and you will be pleasantly surprised. He is very knowledgeable and has a sense of where the fish are. We will definitely contact him again on our next adventure!

Bring sun screen, hats, and comfortable shoes. The water may be calm one spot and rough in the next.

Book a guide.The bay has changed since Harvey.Only seasoned professional .guides will know where the fish have relocated.Capt Hauser is your man for Rockport.

Perfect weather and great fishing for Reds, a little slow for trout. Pick a guide the will target Redfish and you'll be happy with the results.

Book a trip with Captain Travis Wilcox. He knows where the fish are and how to catch them. Hands down the best Captain I have ever fished with.

There is no shortage of great fishing guides. Recovery from Hurricane Harvey continues to be a problem in a hotel accommodations. So do your research and book early!

Hotels are starting to recover from Hurricane Harvey, so it is a good idea to call before booking on-line.

It was my first experience doing a fishing guide trip. It was a good experience. Definitely my vacation next year will include a fishing trip again with Mr. Anthony.

Bring sun protection... Garrett has al the equipment you will need to fish from the boat. If you want to wade fish, you'll need to bring your own gear.

Hire a guide. It's a complex system and unless you know it well it's almost impossible to know where the fish are and can actually be dangerous because of all the hard to see reefs.

Be flexible.. and always look into remarks from others, pics and dates can some times help when picking a guide. Can't wait to go again..I rate this Cpt. A 10..

Bring your ready to catch fish with you and get ready for a nice boat ride too. Hope you enjoy the information, yes I recommend Anthony DeLeon for Skipper.

Yes, he was able to tell you exactly how the fish would bite and what to do. He would even tell you how big your fish was before you got it in the boat.

Call Capt Jen's Coastal Guide Service & Tightline Guide Service for the best fishing in Rockport, TX!

The weather was very warm so make sure you dress in light layers and apply plenty of sunscreen.

book with Capt Tony if you want a good day fishing and knowledge of the bay area.

Fishing is Great in Rockport with Capt. Rick's Night Stalker Guide Service all the time

Speckled Seatrout fight hard and a great guide like Capt. Thomas will get you on some awesome fish