t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 1 我看了版上在GALVESTON岛一圈钓鱼的多数是岸钓，有少数的是穿WADER，还没有看到有
放KAYAK一类的小船的。
我买了一本书
Wade and Kayak Fishing on the Upper Coast of Texas
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0974225320/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr
里面介绍了一些放船的地方，还有钓点 |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 2 Taken from Wade and Kayak Fishing Galveston Bays, 3rd Ed.; www.
texascoastalfishingbooks
North Jetty and East Bay at Rollover Pass
Directions to the Ferry in Galveston. (This is the long way, but the most
direct and easiest to follow) Take I-45 all the way through Galveston and
turn left at Seawall Blvd. Once on the Seawall, it is about 0.5 miles to hwy
. 87 which will take you to the ferry. Turn left on 87 and get into the left
lane for boarding the ferry. The shorter route would be to take I-45 to
Galveston and take the Harborside/Teichman exit, shortly after crossing the
Causeway. Turn left at the stop sign and this road will take you to the
strand and eventually it will dead end at the ferry road (Hwy. 87), where
you should turn left.
Channel Side of the North Jetty. One and six tenths of a mile from the ferry
, turn right on either 15th or 16th Street, and you will come to a ramp next
to a small beach which extends all the way to Fort Travis to the east, 500-
600 yards away. There is excellent fishing in the area around the Fort, and
the beach is perfect for launching a kayak.
Gulf Side of the North Jetty. Three and four tenths of a mile from the
ferry, loop 108 crosses 87 and continues to the beach (Rettilon Rd.). Turn
right at the beach and stop at the line of pilings. This is where most
people park to fish the Bolivar Pocket and it is a great place for launching
a kayak or for wading. The waves are usually very small and the water is
shallow for a long way out. Fishing can be outstanding whenever the wind is
out of the west or southwest.
Rollover Pass is 20 miles from the ferry and it has excellent kayak launch
sites from both sides
of the Pass into East Bay. There are two good places to launch: one is
directly behind the Pass in the northwest corner and the other is a small
boat ramp along the ICW. The boat ramp is a short distance west of the pass:
as you approach Rollover Pass, look for the last road that allows you to
turn north (left) towards the ICW.
Surf Side of Rollover Pass. Turn toward the surf on either side of the
bridge at the Pass and there will be a sand ramp that will allow you to get
onto the beach. Be careful and do not wade anywhere in the vicinity of the
mouth of the Pass.
Lower Trinity Bay
Smith Point: Robins Park. From Houston, take I-10 east to exit 810 (Anahuac
and Hwy. 563 exit). Take a right on 563 and after six miles you will turn
left on Hwy. 61. After a short distance, turn right on Hwy. 562 and it will
take you to the town of Smith Point. Go through town and turn right at
Hawkins Camp Rd. which is 15 miles from where 1985 branches off of 562. It
is 1.8 miles to Robins Park from 562.
Trinity Bay, East Shoreline
Fort Anahuac Park. From Houston, take I-10 east to exit 810 (Anahuac and Hwy
563 exit). Take a right on 563 and go 6 miles and turn right on Hwy. 61 It
is 0.7 miles to South Main in Anahuac. Turn left on South Main and in 1.0
mile you will see a sign on the right at the entrance to Fort Anahuac Park.
After entering the park, take the left fork to go to the boat launch and
lighted pier. The park peninsula extends for 1.6 miles and you can launch
anywhere on the east side. Launching on the west side is possible near the
end of the road.
Galveston Bay
Texas City Dike and Mosquito Island. Exit I-45 at 1764 and stay on it all
the way through Texas City until it dead ends. Turn right and go one block
to the traffic light and turn left. Go over the levee to get on the dike and
kayaks can be launched anywhere along the north side. Mosquito Island is
more of a reef than an island and it is on the north side, about 200-300
yards down from the base or 0.3 miles from the stop sign. There is a deep
hole that lies between the mainland and the island. Be careful kayaking
around the dike because large ships going down the ship channel will
sometimes create sizeable waves.
以上是东湾的 |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 3 下面是西湾的
West Bay
Sportsman’s Road. Go south on Seawall Blvd. and shortly after it ends and
turns into San Luis Road, turn right at the first blinking light and this
will be 8-mile road. It is four miles from 61st St. to 8-mile road. It is
another two miles to Sportsman’s Road (alternate name is Anderson Ways) and
the only way you can turn is left. There is a public boat ramp between two
houses 0.8 miles from the turn. Most kayakers continue to the end of the
road to park and to launch. Local areas to fish include South Deer Island,
Confederate Reef and the south shoreline of West Bay.
Galveston Island State Park. Traveling west on San Luis Pass Road, turn left
or south toward the beach at the state park to register and to pay for your
vehicle; if you plan to be a frequent visitor, buy the yearly pass. The bay
launch sites are on the north side of the SLP road. Once you enter the park
, there are several places to launch a kayak: (1) turn left at the first
road after entering the park and within a short distance you should see the
end of Oak Bayou; you will have to drag your kayak about ten yards. (2)
Instead of turning left, continue straight and a short distance on the left
down this road there is a small clearing or boat launch on Oak Bayou. The
best option, (3) stay on this main road all the way a channel that leads to
Dana Cove and to the bay. Most of the shoreline has mud about a foot deep,
but further out, the bottom becomes mainly sand. Texas Parks and Wildlife
set up GeoTube barriers to act as a breakwater and to protect areas in the
back of the cove where they have replanted sea grass. In addition to Dana
Cove, there is Carancahua Cove, which has two reefs located at its’ mouth,
and Carancahua Reef, which is about a mile paddle to the NW. The latter is a
large oyster reef situated 8 to 10 miles west of the causeway, and just
about divides West Bay into two parts. At low tide, you can easily see the
middle part of the reef.
San Luis Pass and Cold Pass
Brazoria County Park and San Luis Pass. There is a beach on the Follet
Island side of SLP, adjacent to the Brazoria County Park which makes it easy
to launch into the Pass. To get to this beach, turn right immediately after
leaving the toll bridge and then turn right again onto the road that
parallels the Blue Water Highway (3005). On the left will be the entrance to
the Brazoria County Park and boat launch (old KOA); continue past this road
and it will dead end at the beach. The sand on the beach is hard except
right at the end of the paved road as it enters the beach. Bird Island and
the mouth of Titlum Tatlum Bayou are north of the beach.
Cold Pass Marina. Located 1.8 miles from the end of SLP Bridge, you can
launch from their ramp for a small charge. The ramp is located on a long
canal which opens into where Churchill Bayou and Cold Pass come together.
The marina canal gives easy access to not only the two areas just mentioned,
but also the east shoreline of Christmas Bay and the northwest entrance of
Titlum-Tatlum Bayou. One additional benefit of launching here, is knowing
that your vehicle is safe.
Christmas Bay
Ernie’s Too Bait Camp/Cafe is an excellent place to put in for either wade
fishing or kayaking. This bait camp is 3.2 miles from the end of San Luis
Pass Bridge (10 miles from the Surfside light). Wading to either the right
or left can put you into the only area in the Galveston Bay Complex that is
similar to the bays further south in that it has a large amount of sea grass
growing along the shoreline. The bottom is mainly sand with mud occurring
in a few areas, however when you do find mud it may be deep. East of Ernie’
s Too is Churchill Bayou and to the west there are numerous sloughs along
the shoreline and sandbars.
Entrance to Drum Bay. This launch site was formally known as the “Abandoned
Condo’s”; they were torn down in early 2003. The road to this wading and
launch site is 5.3 miles from the SLP bridge (7.9 miles from Surfside). Stay
on the road that goes straight to the bay and do not turn right to the east
side of the canal; fishermen are not welcome. You can paddle to the left
and go to Drum Bay, where the action can be very good on a fast outgoing
tide. As the water funnels out of Drum Bay bringing baitfish, flounder and
reds will often be waiting. Drum Bay is very shallow with a lot of oyster
reefs, however it can at times have some excellent sight casting along the
north and west shoreline. It is just a short distance from Arcadia Reef to
Rattlesnake Point, a peninsula that makes up the northwest boundary of
Christmas Bay. The shoreline is mainly shell and sand and it also offers a
chance for sight casting to red fish. |
m**o
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l********a
发帖数: 1654 | 5 顶分享，XMJDH啊。等跟MAYO哪天去船长家偷偷把那两艘船开来后，再详细看…… |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 6
不至于要到船长家去偷船吧？你要知道他可是长枪短炮武装到牙齿滴！不信的话去枪版
看看，他防身都用AK的！真的！ LOL
我这次200刀搞到手的便宜KAYAK可以玩一阵子了，尤其内湾这一侧浪都比较平静，玩起
来比较安全。
【在 l********a 的大作中提到】
: 顶分享，XMJDH啊。等跟MAYO哪天去船长家偷偷把那两艘船开来后，再详细看……
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l********a
发帖数: 1654 | 7 当然要等那风高黑月夜，他武装解除干净，睡觉的时候，悄悄的下手……
【在 t******y 的大作中提到】
:
: 不至于要到船长家去偷船吧？你要知道他可是长枪短炮武装到牙齿滴！不信的话去枪版
: 看看，他防身都用AK的！真的！ LOL
: 我这次200刀搞到手的便宜KAYAK可以玩一阵子了，尤其内湾这一侧浪都比较平静，玩起
: 来比较安全。
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L********t
发帖数: 1916 | 8 老兄你也整个了KAYAK啊? 什么时候一起出去玩.. |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 9
好啊好啊！ 这不咱们又玩到一起去啦！
昨天晚上给KAYAK前面挖了一个8英寸的大洞，装了一个防水的盖子，又多了一点可以装
东西的空间。
还需要再装几个ROD HOLDER，前后再搞两个拴锚绳的地方，就可以下水了。
你想去哪里玩玩？是去湖里还是去湾里？
要不要咱们也去钓比目鱼去吧？
【在 L********t 的大作中提到】
: 老兄你也整个了KAYAK啊? 什么时候一起出去玩..
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t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 10 Kayak Fishing East Galveston Bay
12月24日
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rAdRjgumbk |
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t******y
发帖数: 5040 | |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 12 Chocolate Bayou
1月3日
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5i0xOkbzq0
这个地点容易猜测，就在FM2004大桥不远的地方。
4:20的地方，看到一个神奇的东西在海水里面游动。。。太神了 |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 13 Fishing Galveston West Bay in the winter time
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JTIf6Doi8 |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 14 Marsh Flounder
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkiVu-JhqLQ
这个虽然不是KAYAK的，但是钓比目鱼的技术可以看看 |
t******y
发帖数: 5040 | 15 找到了好多图，比例尺还不小，有不少细节.
这些照片都是处理过的，比普通的GOOGLE EARTH的图更清晰一些。
http://www.texascoastalfishingbooks.com/upcoastphotos.html |
b***z
发帖数: 209 | 16 风不大，浪不高，流不急就可钓，不过貌似得带防鲨急救用品
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.7
【在 t******y 的大作中提到】
: 找到了好多图，比例尺还不小，有不少细节.
: 这些照片都是处理过的，比普通的GOOGLE EARTH的图更清晰一些。
: http://www.texascoastalfishingbooks.com/upcoastphotos.html
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