mangrove snapper

[Muddskipper]

Yep...that's one

[Bull Red]

I catch them on occasion around Freeport, but not for the past 2 years. They are as good eating as any snapper, just smaller. BTW they are also called Grey Snapper. http://www.rodnreel.com/gulffish/gul...view&FishID=63

[trseato]

Thanks. It's sure a pretty little fish. A lot more color than any of the pictures that I found on line.

[Swells]

Thanks. It's sure a pretty little fish. A lot more color than any of the pictures that I found on line.

Small inshore in the bays but the TX record is a little over 18 pounds and 28 inches - not a bad catch. If that was a spotted seatrout it would be a MONSTER.

[bhartman]

I have caught quite a few in Matagorda/Sargent. They are awsome on the grill. I like to filet them, leave the scales on, and cook them over a flame. The meat peels right off the skin after cooked! One of my favorite fish. Best bait is cut mullet or live shrmp.

[dbarham]

theres none in chocolate or any other species

[corndog]

You will find them by the jetties or rip rap

[Wild Bill]

Not sure about the NFIC, AFIC camps, but when in Sabine, we always make some time for 'groves. Lots of 'em on the rip-rap of the LNG terminal. Scrappy fish and fantastic on the table!

[Bowed-Up]

I have caught quite a few of them at the tcd recently, they make for great fish tacos!! Still have a few in the freezer for the grill too.
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[J.Magaro]

I've caught a lot of them in the Brownsville ship channel down south-great to eat-teeth will bite you

[young gun]

Used to catch em quite a bit under SLP bridge