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The spring flounder run is just around the corner, new regulations are on the table for Texas and heck, there are flounder biting in the bays right now.
If you want to keep up with EVERYTHING that is flounder, you should subscribe to this blog, meaning you will get an email alert any time an entry is made.
To thank you all for participating in this online flounder community and supporting flounder conservation, the first 100 people to subscribe will be put in a drawing to win an autographed copy of my book Flounder Fever and a package of saltwater fishing tackle worth $100. This contest runs through Friday Feb. 6 or until we have 100 subscribers, which could happen shortly.
After you scroll down on this page, enter your email and hit "subscribe", fire me an email at cmoore@fishgame.com with subscribe in the subject line and you'll be in the running. The winner will be contacted by email Friday Feb. 6.
Enter now so you don't miss out on your chance.
If you want to keep up with EVERYTHING that is flounder, you should subscribe to this blog, meaning you will get an email alert any time an entry is made.
To thank you all for participating in this online flounder community and supporting flounder conservation, the first 100 people to subscribe will be put in a drawing to win an autographed copy of my book Flounder Fever and a package of saltwater fishing tackle worth $100. This contest runs through Friday Feb. 6 or until we have 100 subscribers, which could happen shortly.
After you scroll down on this page, enter your email and hit "subscribe", fire me an email at cmoore@fishgame.com with subscribe in the subject line and you'll be in the running. The winner will be contacted by email Friday Feb. 6.
Enter now so you don't miss out on your chance.
I hope that this effort will be successful. I will pray for you and your effort daily.
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C---Man. I though your wisdom an passion for the outdoors is great.... Thats why I support you and my Orange CCA Chapter.
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We can't afford to lose the best eating fish in the bay and in my opinion one of the most fun to catch.
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Excellent idea about Flounder Revolution. I look forward to the "tournament" and the title for FLOUNDER ANGLER OF THE YEAR is sure to inspire many more fisherman to release the giant breeders for years to come!!!
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I love it. Thank You for everything you are doing for Flounder. Although I no longer live near the coast, I get back to fish as often as possible
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I have only lived in the region long enough to know how things are--not how they were or could be again. I've seen some fish species recover through better management (smallmouth bass in Minnesota), and I hope the flounder effort works.
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good job little brother. Call when you can
Bruce
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Thanks Bruce. I'll be on touch soon.
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Thanks for all of your hard work.
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Thanks for your effort. I am very interested in what is going to happen with the flounder season.
Wayne
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I had the pleasure of fishing with Wayne this past fall & also fished with him in the Lutes Tourney in November. We are both very interested in the issues involving flounder as we both consider ourselves die-hard flounder fisherman.
Kevin "BUZZ" Burns
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Great blog Chester!
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Thank you very much.
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I hope that the flounder will return as it was when my dad and I used to gig with a coleman lantern in the 60's.
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I hope they return as well. Right now we are at a critical juncture and it's way better to take action now than not and lose a fishery in the long run.
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Regulations are great for controlling the honest people, but what is being done about the poachers or the ones that don't have to abide by our laws?
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Hopefully we will see an increase in enforcement on the flounder issue with particular interest on the commercial end and shrimping fleet
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Chester, thanks for your work on this effort. I look forward to learning more from this site.
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Much appreciated. There is much, much more to come. And make sure and check out the March issue of Texas Fish & Game who are my partners on this. The Flounder Revolution! article should turn some heads.
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Enjoyed reading the article very much. I participated in the Tournament @ Lutes this past November & me & my partner in the tourney turned in 7 flounder that were taken to Sea Center Texas for the breeding program that they have started. This is something that is very near & dear to me, as I primarily fish for flounder nad have been for the last 30 years. I primarily fish the Brazos River in the Freeport area. This past month I was privileged to be able to see the tanks that they are hatching out the flounder @ the Sea Center after attending a CCA meeting.
There may be some areas that are struggling with their flounder populations, but in my opinion the Brazos River area is not one of them. This past fall I had one of the best flounder fishing falls that I have ever had. I caught over 10 limits throughout the fall with one stretch with 6 trips ina row where I caught limits each trip, and each trip had at least a 5lb fish in it. This past falls flounder fishing I caught consistently bigger fish than I have ever caught before.
I will be very interested in seeing what changes take place regarding the regulations for flounder. Please keep me posted of any new information that you may receive.
I look forward to reading more of your writings in the future. If there is any way that I can be of assistance, please let me know.
Kevin "BUZZ" Burns
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hope it all turns out ok for us and the flat fish
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I recently got the hang of catching Flounder on rod and reel and I would hate to see the Flounder season close.
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Keep us up to date
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Realy enjoyed reading the articals. It is a wonderful thing, what is going on to save the flounders. Thanks to all involved in this great undertaking. Looking forward to reading more udates as they are posted.
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Please subscribe me to this blog.
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Thanks
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I have been fishing Chocolate Bayou area out of Lutes Marine for many years. Flounders were abundant in years past. In the more recent past, I have seen a decline in flounder numbers. I am glad to see someone like you in charge of this effort, keep up the good work.
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Hope to learn somthing here. Looking forward to it! Thanks!
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Glad to be on-board!
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Please subscribe me!
Thanks,
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Hello,
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Keep up the good fight, Chester!
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I'm glad that flounder are getting the help they need to flourish.
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I use to catch a limit but now I rarely bring 5 back. Mr and Mrs Flounder need our help.
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I use to catch a limit but now I rarely bring 5 back. Mr and Mrs Flounder need our help.
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This is what I have been hearing from many anglers.
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Save The Flounder
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glad to see something just for the flatfish
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Great effort, and thanks for the hard work.
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Thanks, Chester! Your efforts will be appreciated by those who follow us.
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Very good blog and hope that we can get the flounder populations in better shape.
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Thanks for what you are doing. I want my kids to be able to catch flounder the way I did when I was young.
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Chester great work!
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Great strides are being made in the name of flounder. Thanks to Chester & also Bryan for the work that y'all are doing for our flounder. Keep up the good work.
Kevin "BUZZ" Burns
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