The Texas Coast Is World Class For Redfish On The Fly!
If sight-casting to tailing redfish in skinny, clear water is on your bucket list, the middle Texas coast is your destination — and All Water Guides has been running guided fly fishing trips here for over a decade.
The Texas Gulf Coast is home to one of the most expansive and productive inshore saltwater fisheries in the United States. Protected by the longest barrier island system in the country, the back bays, lagoons, and tidal flats along the middle Texas coast offer miles of shallow, clear water that's tailor-made for fly fishing. On a good day, you'll spot redfish tailing, cruising, or pushing wakes from a hundred feet away — the visual game at its absolute best.
What to Expect on a Texas Coast Fly Fishing Trip: Redfish are the main target — available year-round with no closed season. Depending on conditions and time of year, you may also encounter black drum, sheepshead, and speckled trout on the flats. We run all trips from shallow-draft skiffs, poling the flats and putting you in position for shots at fish. All gear is provided at no extra charge, and our guides work with anglers of every skill level — from complete beginners to seasoned saltwater fly fishers.
Best Times to Fish the Texas Coast: The flats fish year-round, but fall and spring offer ideal conditions — mild weather, stable water temperatures, and aggressive fish. Winter produces some of the best sight-fishing of the year as redfish school up in predictable locations. Summer trips are best done early morning before the heat kicks in.
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