Fishing Reports for 2015 and
Prior
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November 10th ... The fishing
has been fabulous and the birds are now working great. Beautiful
weather with the nice cool days have made it pleasant no doubt.
Fishing the working birds and drifting the mid bay reefs have
been our go to under a cork using gulp or live shrimp. As far
as wade fishing It's been hard to beat a Down South or Big Nasty
Plastic likewise drifting the working birds with them. Our big
Trout and Flounder are on the flats, therefore we'll be landing
some trophy fish this Fall/Winter, It's going to be great for
sure with this year being one of the most prospective I've seen
seen in years.
Appreciate you reading the reports and get on down here to enjoy
this with me. You'll love it out here! Take a kid fishing and
introduce someone new to the great outdoors, they'll be hooked!
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115

 
 

 
Oct. 26.....Still been doing great in East Matagorda drifting
drop offs and grass flats for the most part using gulp or live
shrimp for Trout, Reds, Flounder, white drum and Sand Trout. We've
also been wade fishing both East and West Matagorda mostly throwing
Down south lures and big nasties and doing well for Reds and Trout
plus some very good flounder . The flounder are coming in by the
gords so expect to see us boxing quite a few and looking forward
to it. My prediction on the birds to start up working full throttle
will be when the next cool front hits, it is fixin to be on fire
here and even more great fishing to come, this is just the beginning.
10-26-14
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115

Oct. 20....Been Great out here, the birds are working in areas
and any day it'll be full fledge to some nice Fall fishing. Redfish,
Trout, Flounder, and big Sand Trout have been under them over
some deeper shell pads I've been hitting using Live Shrimp, and
Gulps Under a mid-coast popping cork Drifting. If we've been wading
it's been hard to beat Downs South and Big Nasty Plastics. As
far as the weather has been it's been super sweet with some nice
cool mornings and not really too hot during the day any longer.
The Flounder are getting thick, definitely a bonus fish! We have
been catching some really nice Trout likewise, they are getting
fat so look for some big Trout we'll be hitting.
Thanks for reading the report, get on down here and join me.
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115

 
 
 
 
Oct. 12 .... This Fall is really starting off with a bang. The
bay is going to flush anytime and cause the birds to work so look
for some exciting times because it's getting great out here. We've
been drifting more than anything, but It's also time to get out
of the boat for a wade fish for those Trophy Trout. Regardless
the fishing is going to be good in the boat or out, just depends
on what your preference is.
Thanks For Reading The Report, get on down here and join me.
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115
 
 
Sept 21.....We've been having some great numbers of Reds drifting
and wade fishing the cuts, plus the Flounder are showing up. Looking
forward to some great Fall fishing!! Soon the birds will be working
ad things are getting right. Lets get out there and do this.
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115

Aug 9 ...... Despite this Bright Bright full moon we've had this
week the fishing has been pretty good, so were not complaining.
Pretty much the same tactics, drifting in the deeper water with
live shrimp or Gulp under a Midcoast Cork, or if were going artificial
Downsouth lures or Big Nasties with a 1/4 oz jig head to get it
down as deep as possible as it warms throughout the day.
Thanks For Reading The Report, give me a shout and lets go fishing.
Capt. Hollis Forrester
 

Aug 3.....Fishing has been great drifting the mid bay reefs using
Down south lures and Live shrimp. The winds have been low and
the mornings have been pleasant to fish. Come on down and fish
with me, it's been good and things are right!
Thank You for reading .
Capt. Hollis Forrester

 
July 15.....Fishing has really began to pick up again being that
the barometric pressure has began dropping once again. Drifting
and wading with Down South Lures and Big Nasty lures has been
working well, and for the back up if they get stubborn it's always
hard to beat Gulp or live shrimp under a mid-coast popping cork.
We are getting away from this full moon which means great fishing
to come, were fixin to slam em . Come on down and join me for
these great days coming up, "you'll love it out here"
!
On the side note , I've had one heck of a past 5 weeks due to
rotator cuff surgery, what a beast of a recovery/surgery that
is to overcome , I think I've finally got that one on the downside
and finally getting able to actually cast. That's like putting
me in the cage if you know what I mean, but a relief to actually
being able to use this arm once again!
Thank You All for reading the reports and looking forward to fish
with ya.
Capt. Hollis Forrester
979-236-3115



 

June 1 ......... Excellent fishing here lately drifting or wading
using Down South Lures, Big Nasty Lures, and Gulps under a Mid
Coast Cork. We've had some Bull tides here lately and the winds
have finally given up Thank goodness. The Red fishing has been
out standing and have been catching several over sized that have
been hitting the 30" mark and what a rod bending fight that
is. Flounder have been pretty thick likewise, there's nothing
better than those on the grill no doubt. Bring the family and
friends and come on down here to enjoy this great action we've
been having. Absolutely Beautiful right now.
 
  

May 26.......We had an excellent bite this morning at day break.
Tried for the top water bite for an hour or so, but soon realized
that wasn't going to happen. Switched over to Down South Lures
and Big Nasty Lures and began hammering the Redfish. We finished
with all of our limits of Reds by 9:00 am. and by then the flounder
began to bite right along with the Reds. The fishing was great
until the tide changed at noon which switched to a slow outgoing
tide. From then on everything Decided to lay up and get a little
lock jaw on us. Tide is a major factor right now, specially the
way the water temps are creeping up. You fish by the tide or you
might as well not be fishing at all so study those tide charts.
Position yourself where your going to get water current, that
might be at a point or around the inside of a gut, or if you drifting.
Fishing on the drop offs or ledges next to shell pads can produce
excellent current . The tide keeps that bait moving, so when the
bait is active so are the fish.
Good Luck and enjoy the great outdoors and introduce someone
new out here. I do have openings so give me a shout and get on
down here and fish with me.
 
  
May 23.....We've been on some good numbers of Redfish here lately
throwing plastics and live shrimp, plus the bonus fish "Flounder".
These winds have been a beast on us here lately, but day by day
they've been dropping gradually and I mean gradually being very
conservative . When June comes around we'll be begging for a breeze
so you kind of have to take the good with the bad. When the water
does get sandy the chatter of a mid coast cork under a Gulp, live
shrimp or plastic will help ring the dinner bell for those stubborn
fish, but when the conditions allow I'm going to throw a Down
South plastic or a Big Nasty Plastic, the uglier the water the
darker plastic I'll throw. As far as the tides go, we are finally
getting our water back. Last week we had to face some scorching
low tides which made it difficult on some of the wade trips, specially
when the winds cranked up past 20 mph. Drift fishing has been
producing well even in the off colored water. That water clarity
bothers the fisherman more than it bothers the fish and I'm no
fan of gin clear water anyhow regardless of the situation.
That about sums it up for me the past few days. The fishing has
been good and just getting better as we progress out of the tail
end of Spring. Introduce someone new to the great outdoors. Anyone
can do this and I'll be happy to teach you how, they'll love it
out here.
Stay Safe
Capt. Hollis Forrester, www.CaptHollisForrester.com
 
 
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