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Fishing in Houston
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trip description for Half Day of Fishing in Houston

Only have a few hours for a trip? Not a problem! During a Half Day trip, we'll travel along the Bayou and target Alligator Gar. Our 16ft Jon boat will have all the gear necessary for catching fish. All you need to bring is your drink of choice and comfortable clothes for the day. Please keep in mind that you will likely get dirty while fishing. During the summer months, temperatures can reach above 100 F degrees so be prepared with clothes that are appropriate. I will have a cooler on board with waters and ice for everyone where you can store your drinks and lunch. Alligator Gar are notoriously tough to catch but we will guide you through the entire process regardless of your experience level. Kids are also welcome on board. In fact, our favorite guests are fathers who are looking to create memories with their children in the outdoors. This is a catch and release only fishing charter. We use a variety of baits caught from the same water including Common and Grass Carp, Mullet, Shad and Buffalo. During the really hot days, we'll use live mullet that we'll catch during our trip. Although many charters list their locations as Houston, our charter is the only service that operates in Houston. You dont have to leave town to experience the outdoors and catch giant fish! Read More

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Fishing in Coldspring
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trip description for World Record Alligator Gar in Coldspring

When you hop on board with Kirk, you're sure to have one of the best Gar fishing experiences around! Starting in Coldspring, on this 8-hour excursion you'll be targeting massive Alligator Gar with a rod-and-reel approach. Alligator Gar are one of the most distinctive looking fish you can find, with an alligator-like head and a fish-like body. Kirk is a true pioneer of Gar fishing, holding the record for the largest ever rod-and-reel caught Gar at 365 lbs! He's sure to help you haul in some of these massive beasts. Expect to use a classic rod and reel to lure these in. Kirk conducts these trips on his 18' Weldbilt skiff boat that can take you through even the shallowest waters. She can accommodate up to 4 anglers, so bring some good company! Rods, reels, tackle and bait will be provided. Make sure to bring a valid Texas Freshwater Fishing License, food and drinks of your choice, a hat, and sunscreen. Come land some massive fish with Kirk! Read More

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Fishing in Zavalla
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trip description for Lake Sam Rayburn Legendary Fishing in Zavalla

Come join Captain Lynn for a fun and enjoyable fishing trip on the legendary Lake Sam Rayburn! You'll be going after two Texas freshwater classics, Largemouth Bass and Crappie, on more than 114,000 acres of clear water, surrounded by breathtaking scenery. This lake, affectionately known as "Big Sam", is right in the heart of Texas' Piney Woods, a unique environment with ecosystems found nowhere else in the USA! "Big Sam" is the grandfather of Texas Bass fishing and is referred to by many professional anglers as arguably the best Bass and Crappie fishing in the nation. In 1998, more 13-pound Bass were caught on "Big Sam" than on any other lake in the state of Texas! When you're fishing out here with Captain Lynn, you'll be in for the trip of a lifetime. He's a seasoned expert with years of experience fishing this lake, and he has a record you can rely on! Whether you're a veteran angler or a first-time fisherman, you'll be in good hands. Get out there and have a blast! Read More

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trip description for 3 Day Alligator Gar Bowfishing in Houston

Three full 8+ hour days chasing the world's largest Alligator Gar specimens with the guru himself Mark! The three days allows you the opportunity to try multiple different spots to really find the biggest possible Alligator Gar. The trip includes hotel lodging for 2 nights, along with breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the three days you'll be fishing. You will be in a different hotel from Mark, but his will be close by so you can easily meet up in the mornings to head out. Mark usually doesn't decide which location will be the best until weeks before his trip so arrangements for lodging will have to be ironed out further down the road. Mark says he likes to make the reservations well in advance but 8 months is a little too far out. Mark has plenty of Alligator Gar honey holes all over the state from Texarkana all the way down to San Antonio, but to find the big specimens takes a lot of scouting. Luckily for planning purposes, all his best spots are within 2 hours of Houston, some much closer. Each trip will start around sun-up, and you will fish for at least 8 hours each day. If you haven't had your fill in 8 hours, Mark will happily stay out longer to make sure you catch your fish! You will be fishing big slow-moving water where these creatures lurk. When Mark is Giant Gar fishing he always has at least 3, sometimes 4, rods in the water, all with top of the line reels and around 300 yards of braided line, drifting 3/0 treble hooks down stream. You need this much line spooled because these gar eat very slow. Mark often lets them run over 200 yards before attempting to set the hook. Mark will provide all the Rods, Reels, Steel Leaders, Bait, Snacks and Drinks for your trip. All you're required to bring is your Texas All Water License. Read More

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Fishing in Baytown
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trip description for Winter fishing special in Baytown

This will be a 5 hour trip from dock to dock. We will be targeting trout, redfish, black drum and sheapshead. We will be using popping cork and shrimp on spinning gear. Texas saltwater fishing license is required. Time and location are subject to change depending upon weather and fishing conditions. Captain will let you know when and where. Read More

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trip description for Epic Galveston Fishing Experience Catching Redfish in La Porte

I mostly fish upper Galveston bay, Trinity and East bay. We will be targeting redfish and speckled trout with a bonus flounder when possible. I’ve been fishing this area for 10 years and have great luck filling the box daily. I operate a 2017 23 foot Wellcraft center console with a T-Top. Let’s book a trip and go catch dinner. Read More

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Everything to Know About Booking a Fishing Guide in Livingston

What are the best fishing trips in Livingston?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 32 trip in Livingston: Big Ol' Flathead Catfish Catch guided by Jeff.

Our guides in Livingston are rated a 5 out of 5 based on 2789 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are licensed, insured, and vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

Other popular cities nearby for booking a charter include Onalaska and Coldspring.

Looking for kid friendly guides / fishing lessons in Livingston? Check out our beginner and family friendly guides in Livingston.

What types of fishing trips are common in Livingston?

Lake fishing is the most popular in Livingston as well as river fishing, inshore fishing, and flats fishing.

The most commonly sought after species in Livingston are: 1. alligator gar, 2. black drum, 3. speckled trout, and 4. redfish.

The most common fishing techniques in Livingston are light tackle fishing, live bait fishing, and artificial lure fishing but bottom fishing and bowfishing are popular as well.

How much does a Livingston fishing trip cost?

in Livingston prices can range anywhere from about $400 to $3,660, but the average price for a half day trip in Livingston is $604. The average price for a full day trip in Livingston is $1,873.

What month is best for fishing in Livingston?

The most popular season for fishing in Livingston is fall, and most anglers book their trips 34 days in advance.

Do I need a Livingston fishing license and what are the bag limits in Livingston?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in Livingston, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Livingston. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Livingston.

What is fishing in Livingston?

Fishing in Livingston, Texas, offers an unparalleled experience for anglers seeking adventure amidst the stunning landscapes of East Texas. Situated along the shores of Lake Livingston, one of the largest reservoirs in the state, this charming town boasts a reputation as a premier fishing destination. With its abundance of bass, catfish, crappie, and more, Lake Livingston provides anglers with endless opportunities to reel in their next big catch. Whether you're casting from the shore, navigating the lake's waters by boat, or trying your luck at one of the area's many fishing piers, there's no shortage of excitement to be found on the shores of Lake Livingston.

Beyond the shores of Lake Livingston, the nearby Trinity River offers another enticing fishing opportunity for anglers in Livingston. Known for its scenic beauty and diverse fish populations, the Trinity River provides a serene backdrop for a day of fishing adventure. Whether you're targeting trophy-sized catfish or testing your skills against the river's feisty bass and sunfish, the Trinity River offers a rewarding fishing experience for anglers of all ages and skill levels. With its tranquil waters and lush riverbanks, the Trinity River is the perfect destination for those seeking a more secluded and immersive fishing experience in the heart of East Texas.

In addition to its spectacular fishing opportunities, Livingston offers a wealth of amenities and attractions to enhance your fishing getaway. Visitors can explore the town's charming downtown area, which is filled with boutique shops, local eateries, and cultural attractions. From exploring historic sites and museums to enjoying outdoor recreation opportunities like hiking, biking, and birdwatching, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Livingston when they're not out on the water casting their lines. With its scenic beauty, abundant fishing opportunities, and small-town charm, Livingston, Texas, is the perfect destination for your next fishing adventure.

What are the most popular months to fish in Livingston?

Fishing seasons in Livingston, Texas, offer anglers a diverse range of opportunities throughout the year. Spring heralds the start of prime fishing conditions as temperatures rise, and aquatic life becomes more active. This season sees an influx of anglers eager to hook into the largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish that thrive in the waters of Lake Livingston and the surrounding area. As the flora and fauna awaken from winter slumber, so too does the excitement of fishermen, who flock to the lake's shores and tributaries in search of their next big catch.

Summer brings its own set of challenges and rewards for anglers in Livingston. While the Texas heat can be intense, it also brings about increased fish activity, particularly during the cooler hours of the morning and evening. Anglers can be found plying the waters of Lake Livingston, casting for bass, catfish, and crappie, or exploring the nearby Trinity River in search of trophy-sized catches. Whether you prefer the tranquility of a secluded cove or the excitement of open water fishing, summer in Livingston offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the thrill of the catch.

As temperatures begin to cool and the leaves change color, fall ushers in a new season of fishing adventures in Livingston. This season sees a resurgence of activity among fish populations as they prepare for the winter months ahead. Anglers can take advantage of the cooler weather and abundant fish populations to reel in some impressive catches before the arrival of winter. Whether you're casting for bass along the shoreline or drifting along the Trinity River in search of catfish, fall offers a prime opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors and make memories that will last a lifetime.

What types of fishing are popular in Livingston?


In Livingston, Texas, anglers have a plethora of fishing techniques at their disposal to pursue the area's abundant fish species. One of the most popular methods is bass fishing, with Lake Livingston renowned for its exceptional largemouth bass population. Anglers often employ a variety of tactics, including casting with artificial lures or live bait, flipping and pitching into shoreline cover, or trolling along submerged structures. Whether you're a novice angler or a seasoned pro, the challenge of hooking into a trophy-sized bass on Lake Livingston is an experience not to be missed.

Catfishing is another beloved pastime in Livingston, with the area's lakes and rivers teeming with these whiskered bottom-feeders. From channel catfish to blue catfish and flatheads, anglers have the opportunity to target a variety of species using a range of techniques, including bottom fishing with stinkbaits or cut bait, drifting with live bait, or jug fishing in the open water. With their voracious appetites and formidable fighting abilities, catfish provide anglers with thrilling battles and delicious table fare, making them a favorite target among fishermen of all ages.

For those seeking a more relaxed and leisurely fishing experience, crappie fishing in Livingston offers the perfect opportunity to unwind and enjoy the tranquility of the area's waterways. Anglers can target these panfish using a variety of methods, including jigging with small lures or live minnows, casting with ultralight tackle, or fishing beneath bobbers in shallow waters. Whether you're casting from a boat along the lake's shoreline or dropping your line from a quiet dock, crappie fishing in Livingston provides a peaceful and rewarding way to spend a day on the water.

What species are popular in Livingston?


In Livingston, Texas, anglers are greeted with a rich diversity of fish species to target, offering something for every preference and skill level. Largemouth bass reign supreme as the most sought-after species in the area's waters, particularly in the renowned Lake Livingston. With its sprawling expanse and ample cover, the lake provides the perfect habitat for these elusive predators, making it a haven for bass fishermen year-round. Whether you're casting topwater lures along the shoreline or probing deeper waters with crankbaits and jigs, the thrill of hooking into a trophy-sized bass is a highlight of fishing in Livingston.

Catfish are another prized catch in Livingston's waters, with Lake Livingston and the nearby Trinity River offering prime habitats for these whiskered bottom-feeders. From the hard-fighting channel catfish to the massive flatheads that lurk in the depths, anglers have the opportunity to target a variety of catfish species using a range of techniques, including bottom fishing with cut bait, jug fishing, or drift fishing with live bait. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for a challenge or a novice hoping to reel in your first big catch, catfishing in Livingston promises thrilling battles and bountiful rewards.

For those seeking a more relaxed and family-friendly fishing experience, panfish such as crappie and bluegill provide abundant opportunities for anglers of all ages. These small but spirited fish can be found in the lakes, ponds, and creeks surrounding Livingston, offering a fun and accessible way to enjoy a day on the water. Whether you're casting from the shore with a simple bobber rig or trolling with small jigs and spinners, crappie and bluegill fishing in Livingston provides plenty of action and excitement for anglers seeking to connect with nature and reel in some memorable catches.

What are the best places to fish in Livingston?

When it comes to finding the best places to fish in Livingston, Texas, Lake Livingston stands out as the crown jewel of angling destinations. Spanning over 90,000 acres, this expansive reservoir offers anglers a wealth of opportunities to reel in a variety of fish species. Whether you prefer casting from the comfort of a boat or angling from one of the many shoreline fishing spots, Lake Livingston's diverse habitats provide ample chances to hook into prized catches like largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and more. With numerous marinas, fishing piers, and boat ramps dotting its shores, Lake Livingston ensures that anglers of all skill levels can enjoy a memorable fishing experience.

For those seeking a more secluded and tranquil fishing excursion, the Trinity River offers an idyllic escape into the heart of nature. Flowing through the scenic landscapes of East Texas, the Trinity River provides anglers with the opportunity to fish in a serene and unspoiled environment. Anglers can explore the river's meandering channels and hidden backwaters in search of trophy-sized catfish, bass, and other freshwater species. Whether you prefer fishing from the bank or navigating the river's waters by kayak or canoe, the Trinity River offers a peaceful and rewarding fishing experience away from the hustle and bustle of Lake Livingston.

In addition to its vast reservoirs and winding rivers, Livingston boasts several smaller ponds and creeks that are perfect for anglers seeking a more intimate fishing experience. Places like City Lake Park and Memorial Park Pond offer convenient fishing access for residents and visitors alike, with plenty of opportunities to catch bass, catfish, and panfish. Whether you're casting a line from the shoreline, fishing from a paddleboat, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll around the water's edge, these local fishing spots provide a welcoming and family-friendly environment for anglers of all ages to enjoy the simple pleasures of fishing in Livingston, Texas.

Other things to do in Livingston

While fishing is a prominent activity in Livingston, Texas, there's an abundance of attractions and activities to enjoy beyond the water's edge. Nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes of the region by exploring the nearby Sam Houston National Forest. With its miles of hiking trails, scenic picnic areas, and pristine wilderness, the forest offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, from birdwatching and wildlife photography to camping and nature walks. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat into nature or an adrenaline-pumping outdoor excursion, the Sam Houston National Forest provides the perfect backdrop for exploration and discovery.

History buffs will find plenty to captivate their interest in Livingston, with its rich cultural heritage and storied past. The Polk County Memorial Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's history, showcasing artifacts and exhibits that chronicle the lives of early settlers, Native Americans, and pioneers who shaped the region. From interactive displays and historical photographs to immersive exhibits detailing local industry and agriculture, the museum provides a comprehensive overview of Polk County's heritage, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of East Texas.

For those seeking a taste of small-town charm and local flavor, downtown Livingston offers a vibrant array of shops, boutiques, and eateries to explore. Visitors can stroll along the historic streets, browse unique shops for handmade crafts and souvenirs, or sample delicious Texas barbecue and home-cooked Southern cuisine at one of the many local restaurants. With its friendly atmosphere and welcoming community, downtown Livingston provides the perfect backdrop for a leisurely day of shopping, dining, and exploring the hidden gems of this charming East Texas town.

Recent Reviews of Captain Experiences

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Richard was great! Myself being an experience bass fisherman, He was very informative. He put us on some bass even when the bite wasn't great! We will definitely be back!

    Bill J. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    What awesome trip!!Mike is one of the best guides I have fished with! So helpful and knowledgeable! I can not go wrong fishing with him!

    Danny C. with Mike C. of Baytown, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Very satisfied with the trip we did with Mark. He was very knowledge and worked hard to get us in the fish. Very personable with a great attitude, and the supplied gear worked great. Would not hesitate to book with him again!!!

    Jason H. with Mark M. of Houston, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    We had the best time with Captain David! He was so nice and fun to fish with. I had never saltwater fished and he was very patient with me. She showed me how to bait the hook and did it for me until I was comfortable doing it myself. No judgement. He was an all around good guy! Took us to several spots and put us in fish every spot. We caught black drum, croakers and red drum. He took me to his Hail Mary spot ( shhh it’s a secret). And I caught a 15 pound Red Drum. He helped me step by step land it into the boat. It was so much fun and he was as excited as I was. We saw a mama and her baby dolphin and he took me as close as he could to them so I could get some pictures because he knew I was excited to see them. On the way back to the pier he told us some history and info about the things we were seeing. I will definitely book with Captain David next time we go down there.

    Teresa L. with David R. of Baytown, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    For sure was not the trip of a lifetime nor worth all the money and extra expenses, didn’t end up shooting any hogs or seeing anything the first night nor did we get to even get to hunt hogs for the second night like planned due to weather however did have very friendly, accommodating and respectable guides all around.

    Leah A. with Mark M. of Houston, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Captain David was great. The weather and the tide was working hard against us and he worked harder to put us on fish. Great trip with a quality guide, I will be back.

    Terry M. with David R. of Baytown, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    It was EPIC. Mark is this man!

    Kale G. with Mark M. of Houston, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Mark is the outfitter every serious bowfisher wants. He won’t quit until he puts you on fish. Very very knowledgeable and a trip that we will never forget! We will be back!

    Kale G. with Mark M. of Houston, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Terrific day exploring the lake and catching a mess of catfish - well worth it - very pleased!

    Bruce H. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Excellent fishing trip with Captain Richard. He is a very knowledgeable fishing guide with a great personality. We caught about 60 catfish in under 2 hours. He then gave us a boat tour of the Lake Conroe shoreline since it was our first time on the lake.

    Carlos C. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Third trip this morning, and Richard was again a GREAT guide. He’s punctual, super friendly and very knowledgeable. He takes us exactly where we need to be and we catch tons of fish. We will definitely book with them again!

    Camille W. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Fantastic day on the water with Richard! Knowledgeable, professional and fun. Second time using CE, and not the last.

    Camille W. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    We got one allegator gar. Thank you!

    Naoki H. with Kirk K. of Coldspring, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Richard was awesome, he was very knowledgeable and loves what he is doing. He made our trip fun and exciting because of this. We caught some very nice striped bass. My largest I have ever caught. Great experience! Would definitely book a trip with him when down here again. Darcy and Bob

    Darcy W. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Great captain, great time!

    Camille W. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

  • ★★★★★
    Our trip was perfect Richard is very knowledgeable of the lake and the fish behaviors if you want to catch a limit of fish you won’t be disappointed

    Otis W. with Richard T. of Willis, Texas

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