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September 02, 2025

Anyone have an update on the Waterloo discount? Just tried using the old one online and it doesn’t work anymore. Thanks in advance 

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August 31, 2025
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Anyone have feedback on Purpose Built Optics? Red tail has been my go to for sight casting for several years but tired of the nose pieces failing.

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August 30, 2025

Red and white slim groovy summer trout. Happy Labor Day weekend AU crew. God bless💪

August 30, 2025
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Have a great Labor Day weekend! Beautiful Matagorda sunrise.

August 29, 2025

Waterloo discount?

Did Waterloo end their 15% discount for AU members?  I clicked on their link under discounts, but I do not see a 15% discount reflected in the checkout total, and I don't see a discount code to enter.

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August 22, 2025
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What a day!! We got to chase bull reds on top water with Capt. Caleb yesterday. That was a blast. It will wear your butt out, but it is so much fun!! And be prepared to loose a few top water baits when the taxman calls (sharks). Highly recommend it if you get the opportunity!

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August 19, 2025
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Went solo this morning looking for slot reds for this weekend, found a nice bonus trout also.

August 18, 2025

Great day fishing with my buddy Jason yesterday, quick 2 man limit, all on Mansfield Knockers, trout were hungry, West Galveston Bay

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August 15, 2025
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Knock Knock!

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August 09, 2025

A really good option that is often overlooked for summertime fishing are the spoil Islands along the Corpus Christi ship channel. When the ultra shallow flats get hot and the fish are lethargic, the deeper water along the edge of the channel is a great opportunity. The wind blows all the time in this place is not a really good option, but in the summertime when the wind calms down Maneuvering along these spoiled banks can be done. It does have its challenges though. The port of Corpus Christi is busy and there is some tanker traffic that will throw big waves, but I think the turbulence is part of what keeps those fish happy out there. Not a lot of seagrass, but there are sandbars that extend Long distances from the islands and when the water is clear, you can see that structure. Also, when the tankers pass by when they throw away in the areas that the waves crash, you can also detect shallow water. You can expect speckled trout out there, not too many redfish, but it is the land of bigger trout