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Accommodations Matagorda Fishing Charters take place on a 25 ft. Explorer Flatsmaster powered by a Yamaha 225 HPDI. Supplying a fresh-water wash down, easy on and off access, expansive fishing room, and immense dry-storage, the vessel boasts first class accommodations. Don't forget to ask about overnight stay, lodging, or dining when booking! |
Rates Artificial Lures Provided/Live Bait Upon Request A $200 Deposit may be required. Book by phone: 979-240-9999, Email, & Online |
Seasonal Targets
Fall is spent targetting trophy trout and seeking numbers of quality speckled trout and redfish while drifting and wading. Redfish action is superb; big schools of brute redfish traveling the shallows not uncommon. During this time of year numbers of speckled trout and redfish surround baitfish that are migrating from bay system marsh in large schools. Fall is what East Matagorda is branded for. Winter is the prime time for trophy trout. Wading with slow sinking plugs, topwaters, and soft plastics is the name of the game for sow trout. Trout over 25 are targetted and a chance at a 30-inch trout is always present. Whether it is your first wadefishing trip or just a trip to try and top your personal best trout, winter is the time for a wallhanger trout. The Colorado and surrouding rivers are very consistent for trout and redfish. Drifting deep structure works!
Spring is known for heavy trout. Big trout are loaded with eggs and the heaviest trout of the year are caught by wading and drifting. A drifting approach is an option when wind allows; wading protected shorelines is very productive. Late spring, Glass minnows filter into West Matagorda Bay making this time fruitful for numbers of redfish and speckled trout. Summer is an excellent time for trout and redfish pursuits. The sun is hot and so is the fishing! Whether it is easy wades over sand and grass in pristine waters of West Matagorda Bay or setting the hook on solid fish in the surf, summer offers an array of possiblities. Deep shell in East Matagorda Bay is an option for wading and drifting; late summer is productive for locating schooling redfish. Drifting is sweaty...we wade on nearly every trip to escape the heat..drifting is sweaty! Targetting the elusive Matagorda tripletail is a local favorite and very exciting.
979-240-9999 - Kyle@KyleTomek.com
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"Kyle,
I thank you for being a professional guide in all senses of the term. It was money well spent."
-Mark Drackert
"Kyle,
Just wanted to thank you again for a great trip and a great time down in
Matty this weekend with Eric. It was an unexpected treat to catch our first
Triple Tails as well."
-Art Murray
"I just wanted to let you know that you did a nice job on the youtube video of Saturday's trip. It was a pleasure fishing with you and I look forward to doing it again soon." -Sean Croft
"Thanks for a great day fishing. Look forward to seeing the photos."
-Royce W. Miitchell
"Kyle, great time on the water, thanks a ton for a great day of fishing!"
-David Sams Photographer and Founder of Lone Star Outdoor News
"What's up man! I really enjoyed fishing with you the other day. I had fun catching those trout on Corky's.
-Baylor Moore