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Caught a huge 26inch Black Drum in Port
Black Drum Fishing in Port Arthur
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This impressive 26-inch Black Drum was caught in Port Arthur, TX waters. Black Drum are known for their powerful fights and distinctive appearance with chin barbels. - Often found around oyster reefs and channel edges. - Can live up to 60+ years in the wild.
Fishing Charter by Captain Kenneth Davis in December
Meet your Captain Kenneth Davis
- Experience Top-Notched Fishing In Port Arthur TX!
Summary
This Port Arthur fishing charter resulted in an impressive 26-inch Black Drum catch! Captain Kenneth Davis of Keystone Outdoors guided this successful Tuesday October trip in the productive waters near Port Arthur, TX. Black Drum are known for their strong fights and distinctive appearance, making them a prized catch for anglers visiting the Texas coast. The inshore fishing around Port Arthur offers excellent opportunities for both seasoned anglers and beginners looking to land these powerful fish. With the right equipment and local knowledge that Captain Davis provides, you'll be set up for success on your next fishing adventure in this prime Gulf Coast location.
Fishing Charter with Kenneth Davis – Rates & Booking
Captain Kenneth Davis of Keystone Outdoors on Tuesday October offers professional guided fishing trips targeting Black Drum and other local species in Port Arthur. With years of local experience, Captain Davis provides all necessary fishing gear, bait, and tackle for a successful day on the water. His charter focuses on productive inshore spots where these trophy fish are found. Bookings can be made directly through Keystone Outdoors for half-day or full-day excursions. Early morning trips are recommended for the best Black Drum action, especially during seasonal runs.
Highlights of this Port Arthur Fishing Trip
This fishing charter showcased the incredible Black Drum fishing available in Port Arthur waters. The impressive 26-inch Black Drum caught demonstrates the quality of fish available in this region. Captain Kenneth Davis's knowledge of local waters and effective techniques contributed to this successful catch.
Port Arthur's diverse ecosystem creates an ideal habitat for Black Drum and other gamefish species. The mix of bayou systems, coastal marshes, and Gulf access provides multiple fishing environments in a single trip. Keystone Outdoors specializes in targeting these fish using tactics specifically developed for local conditions.
Local Species Insights: Black Drum
Black Drum are abundant in Port Arthur's coastal waters, particularly around structure, oyster reefs, and channel edges. These powerful fish can be targeted year-round but are especially active during spring and fall transitions. Captain Kenneth Davis employs specific techniques using fresh crab, shrimp, or cut bait to entice these hard-fighting fish.
The 26-inch specimen caught represents a quality mid-sized Black Drum. These fish are known for their distinctive chin barbels, powerful pulls, and drumming sound produced by their air bladders. Port Arthur's mix of fresh and saltwater creates perfect conditions for Black Drum to thrive, making it one of Texas's premier destinations for targeting this species.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
When booking with Keystone Outdoors, you'll be fishing aboard a well-maintained vessel equipped with quality rods, reels, and safety equipment. Trips typically accommodate 2-4 anglers comfortably, with morning departures providing optimal fishing conditions. Captain Davis recommends bringing sun protection, appropriate clothing, and a camera to document your catch.
Food and drinks can be arranged upon request, and fish cleaning services are available after your trip. Captain Kenneth prioritizes both productive fishing and a comfortable experience, making this Port Arthur charter suitable for anglers of various skill levels looking to catch Black Drum and other local species.
