On The Water

Fishing Excursions

Falcon Lake freshwater, South Padre Island saltwater, and seasonal catfish noodling.

Falcon Lake — Freshwater

World-class bass water on the Rio Grande, with catfish thick under the structure. We run Falcon out of local ramps and put you on whatever's biting that day.

TYPES OF FISH

Alligator gar, Tilapia, Whitebass, Catfish, Largemouth

BOAT CAPACITY 

Mud Boat, 4 Anglers

  • Largemouth bass and catfish on Falcon Lake
  • All rods, reels, and tackle provided
  • Local guide who knows every cut and point
  • Bring sunscreen, a hat, and snacks
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Largemouth bass caught on Falcon Lake
Speckled trout and redfish caught out of South Padre Island

South Padre Island — Saltwater

Inshore trips on the Laguna Madre — redfish on the flats, trout in the grass, flounder on the drop. Bay boats out of South Padre marinas.

Types of fish

Redfish, speckled trout, flounder, black drum, and sheepshead in the Laguna Madre.

Boat capacity

Bay boat, up to 4 anglers

Season

Year-round inshore fishing — reds and trout stay catchable through every season, with flounder best in the fall run.

Call for rates

Saltwater rates depend on half day vs. full day and number of anglers.

  • Redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and more
  • All rods, reels, and live bait provided
  • Up to 4 anglers per boat
  • Fish cleaning at the dock included
  • Family friendly — kids welcome
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Alligator gar taken bowfishing on Falcon Lake

Falcon Lake — Bowfishing

Night runs on Falcon with bows, generators, and bright lights. Gar, carp, tilapia — fast-paced and loud. A whole different way to fish the lake.

What we shoot

Alligator gar, common carp, buffalo, and tilapia

Gear & capacity

Boat, generator, and lights provided. Bring your own bow or use ours — up to 4 shooters per run.

Season

Best from spring through late summer when the fish move shallow. Night trips only.

Call for rates

Bowfishing rates depend on the number of shooters and trip length.

Trophy alligator gar hanging at the dockBook bowfishing

Catfish Noodling

Hand-grabbing catfish the old way. Wade in, reach in, hold on. It's a South Texas tradition and one of the most unforgettable trips on our menu.

Hand-grabbing a big catfish on a South Texas noodling tripNoodlers wading the river with a hand-grabbed catfish
Season

Late spring through summer, when the water warms and the cats move onto their beds. It's a short window — book early.

What to bring

Old shoes you don't mind soaking, gloves if you want them, and a change of clothes.

Call for rates

Noodling rates depend on group size and the day. Call and we'll set it up.

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