Steve Hillman is a full-time fishing guide on his home waters of Galveston Bay. Steve fishes the entire Galveston Bay Complex, wading and drifting for trout, redfish, and flounder using artificial lures.
Wow! I didn’t think the spring cold fronts were ever going to end but it’s beginning to look as though...
My clients and I fish from six to eight hours most days. Obviously, there are exceptions, such as the other...
As April approaches we’ll experience warmer water temperatures which will help usher new life into our bays. Post-larval shad will...
My dad, Pawpaw, and I headed out of Dickinson Bayou in the dark in Pawpaw’s old Renken. It was a...
I truly believe that ninety percent of fishing success is between the ears. There are so many moving parts that...
Well, here we are. Another year almost in the books. “Some dance to remember. Some dance to forget.” Although the...
As I type this I’m wondering if we’re going to have a winter this year. I’m not sure if I’ve...
“Man, I can’t wait for Halloween. That’s when the birds really start working in East Bay every year!” Or, “We’ll...
The Galveston Bay Complex covers approximately 600 square miles and has a surface area of about 345,000 acres. Historically, each...
Years ago we called them touts. Nowadays we mostly call them worms and tails, some refer to them simply as...