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Offering the best in flounder gigging excitement in the Rockport/Port Aransas area!!
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Come gig (spear) flounder with one of the only professional flounder gigging guides on the Texas coast. I am a U.S Coast Guard Certified Master Captain and a professional guide. I gig flounder in and around the Rockport and Port Aransas area. I have a 22 foot flat bottom aluminum boat complete with an air motor and full floundering lights in front
For those of you that are new to the idea of flounder gigging, let me explain what it is all about. Flounder are bottom hugging fish that spend most of their lifes laying in ambush of their prey. They typically are found in shallow areas at night, were they come to feed on small fish and shrimp. One of the most effective ways to get flounder is to use a powerful light at night to illuminate the bottom in shallow water, so the flounder can be seen. Once the flounder is located, you stab the flounder with a specially designed spear (called a gig) and lift him into the boat. Yes, this may sound difficult, but I assure you anyone can do it. For more on how to gig a flounder, watch the instructional videos here.
If
you are interested in a daytime bay fishing trip or duck hunting, please
contact Capt. Rick Hammond at Clearwater
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Big flounder - December 2008 |
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10 pound, 28 inch flounder gigged in December 2005 Our biggest ever! |
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Read the article about Capt. Rick in the November 2003 edition of Country Line Magazine
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To schedule a trip call:
361-727-0045
Send deposits and mail to P.O Box 2134 Fulton, TX 78358
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Guide Service 2008, Capt.
Rick Hammond