Target nearshore trout, redfish, and flounder with catch filleting included
Target Galveston's nearshore Big Three with catch filleting included
Target 4- to 8-foot sharks with catch filleting included
Join Captain James for a flounder-focused day on the water
Unwind on a covered evening cruise with comfortable seating and bring-your-own drinks
Harbor history and dolphin facts from the water
Host a celebration aboard a sidewheeler paddle boat with indoor and outdoor spaces
Fish Galveston’s jetties from a 30-foot center console with gear and catch cleaning included
Target large sharks from a spacious center-console boat
Fish Galveston’s bay, jetties, and nearshore waters on a private 6-hour charter
Fish Galveston’s jetties and bays on a 4-hour trip for up to 6 people
Cruise Galveston Bay at sunset on a private boat for up to 6
Family-friendly harbor fishing close to the marina
Fish 20–30 miles offshore with beginner-friendly instruction
12-hour offshore fishing charter for up to 6 from Galveston
Fish Galveston Bay and jetties with bait, tackle, fuel and fish cleaning included
Cast for Gulf Coast species with bait, tackle and fish cleaning included
Target Gulf fish with bait, tackle and catch cleaning included
Target Spanish mackerel, cobia, and possible dorado with gear and fish cleaning included
Target shark species with bait, tackle, fuel, and fish cleaning included
Target snapper, sharks, dorado, and more on the open water
Target Gulf fish with fuel, bait, tackle, and fish cleaning included
Bring your crew aboard a tiki-style Galveston party cruise
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.