Flounder?

[TTU FISHERMAN]

Does anyone know where i can connect with some nice flounders? Ive been trying all summer to catch one but just havent been able too? I dont want to take anyones honey hole but if someone could tell me about some good spots i would be happy to know. I want to eat me a tasty flounder :-) any help would be useful.

[plugger]

The mouth of any bayou or outfall on a outgoing tide . Incoming tide work up the bayou .

[Sneekypete]

BOYD'S ONE STOP..Texas city...Just kidding
Try around the ferry landing on the bolivar side you can walk up there.Also around the North boat cut at the North Jetty you can walk up there as well. Pelican Island for a couple hundred dollars you can park and fish there.Texas city dike any where along the channel side.good luck

[jocues]

Are you on foot or do you have a boat?

[TTU FISHERMAN]

Both. On foot and boat(but a john boat lol)

[Robalo]

any drain from a marsh, along some flats near a change of depth OR get Muddskipper to take ya!!

[FP10]

the first good coldfront after the tourney and before Nov. I will take you to my spot.

[WestEndAngler]

Ship Channel! Work all deep guts, pilings, docks, channels its silly right now! I saw a photo today of a 27" Flounder caught in the Ship Channel!

[jocues]

I have been catching flounder all over Chocolate the last few weeks. Just follow the advice from the above post. That a good spot to fish from a Jon boat. Work all the drains.

[TTU FISHERMAN]

Thanks for all the advice guys. ill try some of those places. If any body is willing to take me out i would really appreciate it. I want to learn some spots bit i just need someone to show me the way first. I really appreciate everything...Thanks

[FP10]

I will be hitting it up every Sunday after the tourney until November. You are more than welcome to join me.

[TTU FISHERMAN]

Ok... Just let me know where to meet u and at what time...

[FP10]

Sure will.

[OR19]

Flattys

They are starting to move...I saw 2 on the flats in 2ft of water yesterday, bounced a jig in front of them for 5 minutes they wouldn't bite...even tried to catch one with my wading net....they can haul *ss when disturbed!!

If you can find a soft spot around some sand in the front of a cove or a drain you can usually find a few this time of year....they seem to like mud...also for me a steady slow retrieve kicking up mud with a soft plastic seems to work better than jigging....good luck..

[GGF]

Drag a 3" Gulp shrimp at the entrance of any marsh drain on an outgoing tide and you will catch flounder.

Getting to be a really good time of year for them.