FLOUNDER GIGGING |
Flounder gigging combines elements of hunting and fishing
and gives you a new perspective on the bay and the creatures
it holds. You'll stay dry and gig from the brightly lit deck
while I work the boat along the shallow shorelines and reefs
to put us on the flounder. Everything you need is provided.
The boat is a 17' customized flat-bottom G3 equipped with
40hp Yamaha to move us through the bay. When gigging, we
switch over to an air-motor mounted on the back rack that
allows the boat to move slowly through the shallow waters.
The front rack of the boat functions as a safety bar to lean
against; it also houses the boat's 600 watts of light and
air-motor steering components.
and gives you a new perspective on the bay and the creatures
it holds. You'll stay dry and gig from the brightly lit deck
while I work the boat along the shallow shorelines and reefs
to put us on the flounder. Everything you need is provided.
The boat is a 17' customized flat-bottom G3 equipped with
40hp Yamaha to move us through the bay. When gigging, we
switch over to an air-motor mounted on the back rack that
allows the boat to move slowly through the shallow waters.
The front rack of the boat functions as a safety bar to lean
against; it also houses the boat's 600 watts of light and
air-motor steering components.
Biologists claim that few males
grow larger than 14", which is
the minimum legal size flounder
that may be taken. The females
commonly reach 16 - 18" and
I consider anything over 20" to
be a nice one. The difference
between a 19" flounder and a
21" flounder is significant; the
extra 2" adds a lot of thickness
and overall weight to the fish.
grow larger than 14", which is
the minimum legal size flounder
that may be taken. The females
commonly reach 16 - 18" and
I consider anything over 20" to
be a nice one. The difference
between a 19" flounder and a
21" flounder is significant; the
extra 2" adds a lot of thickness
and overall weight to the fish.
| OUTFITTERS |
| josh@nontypicaltexas.com |
| Capt. Josh offers charters February through October for Flounder Gigging in West Galveston Bay. |
| Limits for flounder are 5 per angler, minimum of 14" November - Gigging season closed, Limit of 2 per angler taken by rod & reel only |
| $450 1/2 Day Charter Trips run 4- 5 hours Maximum of 3 Anglers |
| $300 Trips run 2 - 5 hours Maximum of 2 Anglers |
| NON- |
| TYPICAL |
| Capt. Josh Arscott |
| 409-526-3610 |
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