Subject: houstan ship channel (north jetties), Texas

Submitted by John Obenhaus (second) (ip 68.206.34.251)

• Fished on 6/29/2007

  Water Temperature: .
  Water Clarity: excellent
  Seas: smooth
  Weather: cloudy, Daytime about 95 degrees, night time upper 70s
  Fishing_for: trout
  Boat: gulf coast
  captain: David Slay
  

  Report:
  David Slay, his son Rex, My dad, and i went night fishing at the north jetties in the houston ship channel, and had an awesome time. we used a train light powered by a generator to light up the water , and attract bait. For a while, all we had caught were gafttop, oceanic whiskered fish (other wise known as hardheads), and a strange looking shark, about one o'clock am the trout turned on, and four limits of trout were in the ice chests. so...40 keepers caght on glass minnows, cut up ribbon fish, silver spoons, and various soft plastics (brigh ones and glow ones) Where to anchor? between the boat cut (theres only one) and the concrete ship. stay close to the rocks, but be careful. good luck!

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