Red Snapper

Chasing Red Snapper out of Seabrook, Texas, means heading into the Gulf of Mexico. The key is knowing when the season is open, as regulations can change yearly. Once the season is open, focus on offshore reefs, wrecks, and oil platforms – these structures provide the habitat that snapper love. Natural baits like squid, cut bait, and whole fish work well. Don't be afraid to experiment with different presentations, including jigs and vertical lures. One crucial tip for fishing out of Seabrook is to pay close attention to current and wind. These factors greatly influence your drift and bait presentation. Also, be prepared to fish deep – Red Snapper often hold in 60 feet of water or more. Always check the latest Texas Parks and Wildlife regulations before heading out.