Surfside Beach at Jetty Park #surfsidebeach

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In the area for a few days, brought fishing gear and tried out Jetty Park in Surfside Beach, Texas! No Bruisers but still fun!

Saw fish breaking on the water’s surface; tried casting lures in hopes of catching what was causing them to “panic”. No hookups but switched to the Channel side of the jetty and had fun catching several fish, especially the Ribbon Fish!

Fun times… love the Coast!

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