Captain Brice was patient with us as we were fishing near the cut & the rocks & pylons kept us snagging our hooks, but We had a great time regardless! We were catching fish!  We came back with Spanish Mackerel, Mango Snapper, Gulf trout, a Whiting & we caught plenty of others that we threw back.  Came home with a feast in the ice chest!

We had a great trip with Captain Brice.  The weather had been rough so they adjusted as needed to get us out on the water and catch some fish.  My sons wanted to learn more about fishing techniques and what to look for to become better fisherman instead of just pulling in fish without knowing, so Captain Brice was excellent in coaching them and teaching them about what to look for.  He also was very flexible and made things happen based on how the trip was going and anything different he wanted to try. Would highly recommend them!

Our family did two bookings with captain Brice and captain Chris the first trip with Brice we caught speckled trout a triple tail we had a blast and he was great teaching us the technique of triple tail fishing.
The second day was with captain Chris and we absolutely slaughtered the triple tail . We were able to limit out and 4 of 8 were trophy sized (25 in ) and 2 that fell just short 24” was awesome getting to fly the trophy flag on the boat while fishing would highly recommend this trip and we will be back

We went out with Captain Marcus for a quick inshore fishing trip. Captain Marcus was an excellent guide and was on top of everything the whole trip. He made sure my 12 year old was having a great time and we caught a good annoying of fish, including a small shark. Is highly recommend Williamson!

Bryce is a dedicated inshore guide. Said he enjoys teaching. My boys didn’t need much direction though. He was friendly and talkative except when whipping boat around bends in waterways at high speed. Caught a few fish, mostly cats but a couple small redfish. Probably best to choose offshore fishing in early April; typical windy conditions on bay will interfere with getting to the redfish which are not up in the river at this time. Calm winds are key.