6-19-09....... A good day and a great group Saturday in West Matagorda. Started off with a jam up day light bite using soft plastics, with the majority of the fish being caught on red and white Brown Lures. We stayed with some extremely thick grassy areas, loaded with bait. Bite died off quickly and did not pick up again until noon, and it was on again. These Trout were extremely hungry, inhaleing the lure everytime, and when it was time to get them to the cleaning table there bellies told all. They were full of Croaker, and Mullet, and I really couldnt see how they were going to fit anything else in there, but that was there plan. Sunday was the Laungerie On The Bay Tournamnet. I chose to fish East Matagorda because of the Lock situation and for a chance to get Amy, Megan, and Terry on the board. The bite was somewhat slow throughout the day, but they had a few nice Trout and a good Redfish, but our problem was the Flounder we needed for the stringer of 3, and we couldnt find that dang Flounder. I congratulated the girls, because they tried sooooo hard, and fished until the last minnute, " I mean they were troopers " ! They said they were ready to do it again next year with me, so look out, were coming back! I Thank You All For Looking, and wish you all some good days on the water. Thanks Again, Capt. Hollis Forrester

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Report from 6-6-09 to 6-13-09..... Guys, I've been busy so sorry for just a tad late on the oilmans tournament, but I do have some current ones, so here it goes! I'll start off with the Oilmans, which I had David Mosely "owner of www.wadefishing.com , and crew out of Houston, Tx! To say the least fellas they were awesome guys to fish with, hardcore, and by far the funnest fisherman I've had since I've fished the Oilmans! Both mornings were semi calm at day break, and being veteran fisherman that we all were, it was no question we'd be heading to the surf, finding a good bar to anchor on, and throw top-waters until our our arms fell off. It paid off both days becaue most of our fish were in the fat 20"-24" range, with a few in the 25" range, with lots of 15" fish we chose to let go in hopes for that winner for the tournament. Well, we didn't win, but I guarantee you we were dangerously close, but it really didn't matter to us because we had so much fun together! She Dogs were our key for the most part, with a few plastics thrown in between. This past weekend beginning with Friday I had Stan Nevil, an awesome client of mine come down from Houston with a crew. I chose to fish West Matagorda these couple of days,with Capt. Dustin Lee taking out the second Party, which of both we ended up West of Greens, and to the hump at POC. We had non-stop action with small fish, but we also had our fair share of keepers likewise on Plastics. We pretty much stuck with spook jr's early in the morning, and going to "Roach Plastic Assasins" later on. We fished certain areas around the POC jetties and Pass Cavallo as the tide was coming in, with a never ending bite from noon on. I'll admit that the fish made us work as far as locating them, but when we did find them the fishing was great. Key to this time of year is current, close to a pass or Jetty, or depth. Moving to soon off of these places will cost you dearly, "just wait for the tide"! Thank You For Looking, and if your looking for a great time on the bay give me a shout!