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Offshore Fishing Adventure with Wilson Fishing Co.
Voss, TXWhat you will be catching:
Alligator Gar
Atlantic Herring
Black Buffalo
Blob Sculpin
California Kingcroaker
- Shared offshore fishing experience accommodating up to 4 guests maximum
- Deep water fishing targets larger, more diverse fish species
- Expert crew provides technique guidance for all skill levels
Trip Pricing and Availabilities :
Reel in the Big Ones: Shared Offshore Adventure
Get ready to hit the open water on this shared offshore fishing trip with Wilson Fishing Company. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the game, this adventure promises a day of excitement, camaraderie, and the chance to land some impressive catches. With room for up to 4 guests, you'll join fellow fishing enthusiasts for a memorable day out on the deep blue.
What to Expect on the Water
As soon as you step aboard, you'll feel the excitement in the air. Our experienced captain will navigate to the hottest fishing spots, where the action really heats up. You'll be using top-notch gear and learning pro techniques to target a variety of sought-after species. The beauty of a shared trip is the chance to swap stories and tips with your fellow anglers – who knows, you might even spark some friendly competition for the biggest catch of the day!
Offshore Fishing 101
If you're new to offshore fishing, don't sweat it. Our crew will show you the ropes, from baiting your hook to reeling in a monster. We'll likely be using a mix of techniques, including bottom fishing for those deep-dwelling species and trolling for the fighters closer to the surface. The captain's got years of local knowledge, so you'll be in prime position to score some impressive catches. Just remember to bring your A-game and be ready for some arm-wrestling with whatever takes your bait!
Angler Testimonials
"Captain Mike is an incredible boat captain! The ride out on the water was scenic and beautiful. He quickly took us to the perfect spot and set us up with rods, jigs, and the confidence to reel in some big catches. He was super friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share his love of fishing with our group. Despite being seasoned fishermen and women, we didn't know the area well enough to find the best spots, but he made our day amazing! When we returned to shore, he promptly cleaned and bagged our catch, and shared a cold beverage with his wonderful wife and us." - kaviya
"Had an amazing fishing trip with a knowledgeable guide, beautiful scenery, and plenty of catches — a perfect mix of fun, relaxation, and adventure that I'd highly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable day on the water!" - VInod
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Species You'll Want to Hook
Blob Sculpin: Don't let their funky looks fool you – these deep-sea dwellers put up a solid fight. Blob Sculpin hang out in cold, deep waters and can grow up to 2 feet long. While they might not win any beauty contests, landing one of these unusual fish is sure to be a highlight of your trip. They're most active in cooler months, so fall and winter trips might give you the best shot at snagging one of these odd-looking creatures.
Black Buffalo: These freshwater giants are a true test of skill and strength. Black Buffalo can weigh up to 80 pounds and are known for their powerful runs. They're bottom feeders, so we'll be using techniques to tempt them from the depths. Spring and early summer are prime times to target these bruisers. The thrill of battling a big Buffalo is something you won't soon forget!
California Kingcroaker: Also known as the white seabass, these sleek predators are a favorite among local anglers. They can grow over 5 feet long and put up an epic fight. We'll be on the lookout for their telltale "croaking" sound – a sure sign they're in the area. Summer months are your best bet for hooking into one of these silver beauties. Get ready for some serious rod-bending action!
Atlantic Herring: While they might be smaller than some of our other targets, don't underestimate the fun of reeling in Atlantic Herring. These schooling fish can create a feeding frenzy, giving you non-stop action. They're an important food source for larger predators, so where there's herring, there's often bigger game nearby. Spring and fall are peak seasons for herring runs. It's a blast to fill the cooler with these tasty little fighters!
Alligator Gar: Talk about a prehistoric powerhouse! Alligator Gar are living fossils, unchanged for millions of years. These toothy monsters can grow over 8 feet long and weigh north of 300 pounds. Hooking into one of these giants is like battling a subway car with fins. They're most active in warmer months, so summer trips give you the best shot at tangling with these river monsters. Landing an Alligator Gar is a true bucket-list achievement for any angler.
Time to Book Your Spot
This shared offshore trip with Wilson Fishing Company is your ticket to an unforgettable day on the water. With a mix of species that'll keep you on your toes, from the bizarre Blob Sculpin to the prehistoric Alligator Gar, there's never a dull moment. Our experienced captain and crew will put you on the fish and make sure you have a blast, whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned pro. The beauty of a shared trip is the chance to meet new fishing buddies and share in the excitement of every catch.
Don't let another fishing season pass you by. Grab your spot on this top-rated offshore adventure and get ready to make some serious angling memories. Whether you're after a cooler full of tasty fillets or the photo of a lifetime with a monster catch, this trip delivers. So round up your fishing crew (or come solo and make new friends), and let's get out there where the big ones are biting. The fish are waiting – are you ready to reel 'em in?
Customer Reviews
Simply Good
vinod Kumar
June 27, 2025
Captain Mikes Magic
Captain Mike is an incredible boat captain! The ride out on the water was scenic and beautiful. He quickly took us to the perfect spot and set us up with rods, jigs, and the confidence to reel in some big catches. He was super friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share his love of fishing with our group. Despite being seasoned fishermen and women, we didn't know the area well enough to find the best spots, but he made our day amazing! When we returned to shore, he promptly cleaned and bagged our catch, and shared a cold beverage with his wonderful wife and us.
kaviya s
November 4, 2025
Catch Fun Adventure
Had an amazing fishing trip with a knowledgeable guide, beautiful scenery, and plenty of catches — a perfect mix of fun, relaxation, and adventure that I’d highly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable day on the water!
VInod Kumar
September 1, 2025
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Meet the Species: What Makes Them Great
Alligator Gar
Alligator gar are the monsters of our southern rivers and backwaters. These prehistoric-looking fish can grow over 6 feet long and top 100 pounds. You'll find them in slow-moving, warm waters, often near the surface. Late summer is prime time when it's hot and dry. Gar fishing is all about the challenge and the thrill of landing something truly massive. They're not the best eating, so most folks catch and release. Use strong gear - these fish have serious teeth and armor-like scales. Live bait like carp or shad works well. Here's a local secret: try fishing at night when they're most active. Remember, in most areas it's catch-and-release only for these big guys. Hooking one is an experience you won't forget - just be ready for a fight when that prehistoric beast starts thrashing.
Atlantic Herring
Atlantic herring might be small, but they're a big deal in these waters. These silvery fish usually run 8-15 inches long and school up by the millions. You'll find them offshore in depths of 30-300 feet, though they come closer to shore during spawning season in late summer and early fall. That's when the action really heats up. Herring aren't known for their fight, but they're fun to catch in numbers and make great bait for bigger game fish. To target them, you'll want to troll or use sabiki rigs. Pro tip: look for working birds to find the schools. Night fishing can be productive too, as they're more active after dark. While they're mostly caught commercially, recreational anglers enjoy them for their tasty, oily flesh - great for smoking or pickling.
Black Buffalo
Black buffalo are tough customers - built like tanks and known for being hard to catch. You'll find these freshwater bruisers in big rivers and reservoirs, especially where there's a good current. They typically run 20-30 inches and 10-30 pounds, but can get bigger. Spring is prime time, when they move into shallows to spawn. These fish put up a heck of a fight, which is why some anglers love chasing them. They're bottom feeders, so use natural baits like worms or cut bait on the river bed. Here's a pro tip: night fishing can be really productive. Black buffalo have small mouths, so go with smaller hooks. Be patient - they're not called elusive for nothing. When you hook one, hang on tight and enjoy the battle.
Blob Sculpin
This deep-sea oddball is a real curiosity. Blob sculpin live way down at 1,600 to 9,200 feet, so you won't catch 'em on typical gear. They average about a foot long but can reach 28 inches. These guys are ambush predators, using their huge mouths to gulp down whatever swims by. Their squishy bodies help 'em handle the intense pressure down there. When hauled up, they turn pink and lose their shape - that's how they got their "world's ugliest fish" title. Fishing for blob sculpin is tricky business. You'd need specialized deep-drop equipment, and they're usually bycatch when targeting other deep-dwellers. If you're set on it, use big hooks baited with crustaceans and be ready for a long wait. Just remember, these fish are pretty rare, so catch-and-release is the way to go.
California Kingcroaker
California kingcroaker, or corbina, are surf zone specialists. You'll find these silver-grey fish cruising just inches deep in the wash, hunting for sand crabs and other small prey. They typically run 10-20 inches, but can reach up to 28 inches and over 8 pounds. Summer and fall are peak seasons. Anglers love targeting them because of the challenge - they're notoriously picky eaters and spook easily. But man, when you hook one, it's a blast. They put up a scrappy fight in the surf. For best results, use light tackle and small hooks. Try sand crabs or bloodworms as bait. Here's a local trick: watch for "nervous water" where their tails break the surface as they root for food. Cast just beyond that spot and slowly retrieve. Patience and stealth are key with these wary fish.
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