Ray Saucier

Embark on an unforgettable fishing in Galveston with Saucier’s Guide Service, your premier choice for Galveston fishing charters. Captain Ray Saucier, boasting over two decades of experience in navigating the bountiful waters of Galveston Bay, ensures a memorable experience tailored to your preferences. Set sail on a 25’ Boston Whaler center console boat, specifically designed for inshore fishing excursions. Powered by a robust 250 HP Evinrude engine, this vessel swiftly transports you to prime fishing spots, offering an unparalleled Galveston fishing charter experience. Equipped with GPS, a fishfinder, a trolling motor, and an anchor system, our Houston fishing charters are optimized for success. Indulge in a tailored fishing adventure with Saucier’s Guide Service, where we provide a selection of light and heavy tackle ideal for a range of techniques, from spinning and popping to jigging and even fly fishing. Whether you're after the excitement of inshore fishing or eager to explore the bountiful waters near Galveston, our meticulously crafted fishing excursions in Houston are designed to meet your specific preferences. With our team of experts at your side, you can expect a personalized experience that ensures both enjoyment and success on the water. Experience the exhilaration of inshore fishing while targeting a diverse range of species such as Trout, Redfish, Flounder, Tarpon, and Sharks against the stunning backdrop of Galveston's coastal scenery. Our Galveston fishing charters guarantee thrilling adventures tailored to anglers of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice enthusiast, our expert guides ensure a memorable and action-packed excursion on the water. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Galveston's picturesque landscapes as you cast your line and reel in your catch of the day. Cap off your fishing expedition with Saucier’s Guide Service with a complimentary cleaning and filleting service, ensuring your prized catches are ready to savor. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the finest guided fishing trip that Galveston has to offer. Book your Galveston Bay fishing charter today and discover the thrill of angling in Galveston's rich waters.

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Galveston Bay Fishing Report | May2024

Saturday only had a dozen but a nice 7lber and 4lber for the father and son team

One Atlantic Sharpnose Shark, a 20-inch fish caught in TX

Two redfish, 24 inches long, caught in San Leon

A single blacktip shark, 23 inches long, caught while fishing in TX

Angler holding a 23-inch fish while fishing in TX

Angler fishing in Texas with a 24-inch catch

Scenic view of pier and boats in San Leon

Discover Galveston Bay’s best fishing spots with Guide Ray Saucier and Saucier Guide Service! Book your unforgettable trip today and create lasting memories on Texas waters!

Guide Ray and Saucier's Guide Service is a trusted provider of inshore fishing trips in Galveston and Galveston Bay, Houston, Texas. Our experienced guides focus on delivering quality fishing experiences in some of the most productive waters, targeting popular species like speckled trout, flounder, redfish, and blacktip shark. Whether you prefer spinning, jigging, popping, or trolling, we offer the right equipment and techniques to match your fishing style and skill level. Our boats are fully equipped with premium rods, reels, and tackle to ensure every angler has the tools needed for success. We welcome anglers of all ages and abilities, making family-friendly fishing trips a priority. Our guides emphasize safety, education, and a positive experience for every guest, whether a beginner or a seasoned angler. Fishing trips operate throughout Galveston Bay, Atlantic Ocean, Salt Lake, Carancahua Bayou, San Jacinto River, and Lost Bay. Guests meet with us at 815 Avenue O, San Leon, Texas. Join Guide Ray and Saucier’s Guide Service for expert guidance and an enjoyable day on the water in Galveston’s rich fishing grounds.

Guide Ray Saucier brings over 20 years of experience fishing the waters of Galveston Bay. His deep knowledge of inshore, nearshore, and bottom fishing techniques makes him a versatile and skilled angler. Ray has mastered a variety of fishing styles, including spinning, popping, drift fishing, jigging, trolling, and fly fishing, allowing him to tailor each trip to the preferences of his guests. Specializing in species such as speckled trout, flounder, redfish, blacktip shark, and spotted seatrout, Guide Ray’s expertise extends to handling heavy tackle and working with both artificial bait and live catch-and-release methods. He is dedicated to promoting responsible fishing practices while ensuring every guest has a productive and enjoyable outing. Guide Ray also focuses on creating a welcoming environment for anglers of all ages, offering child-friendly trips and emphasizing safety and education on every excursion. His commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable fishing reflects a deep respect for the local ecosystem and future generations of anglers. Fishing trips take place aboard a 25-foot Boston Whaler center console, powered by a 250 HP Evinrude engine for quick and smooth travel to prime fishing locations. The boat is equipped with essential technology such as GPS and a fishfinder to locate the best spots efficiently. Additional features include a trolling motor and anchor system, which help maintain position for optimal fishing once the action begins.

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Common Questions How much is a fishing charter in Galveston Texas?A fishing charter in Galveston, Texas, typically ranges from $600 to $1500, depending on factors like the duration and type of trip. Guide Ray Saucier, renowned for his expertise in Gulf Coast fishing, offers competitive rates for unforgettable charters in these prolific waters, ensuring an exceptional angling experience for all enthusiasts. How much is a 1 day fishing pass in Texas?A 1-day fishing pass in Texas can cost anywhere from $11 to $16 for residents and $16 to $30 for non-residents, depending on various factors such as age and location. Guide Ray Saucier, a seasoned angler familiar with Texas's diverse fishing regulations, ensures that his clients have the necessary licenses and permits for their excursions, providing peace of mind and compliance with state regulations. What is the best month to fish in Galveston?The best month to fish in Galveston is typically considered to be May, as it marks the start of the peak fishing season when various species are abundant in the area's waters. Guide Ray Saucier, known for his intimate knowledge of Galveston's fishing patterns and techniques, often recommends May as an optimal time for anglers to book their charters for a fruitful and memorable fishing experience. Can you fish in Texas without a license?Fishing in Texas generally requires a license, but there are exceptions for certain individuals, such as residents born before September 1, 1930. Guide Ray Saucier, an experienced angler and advocate for responsible fishing practices, ensures that all his clients have the appropriate licenses to comply with Texas fishing regulations, fostering a sustainable approach to the sport while exploring the abundant waters of the Gulf Coast. How much is a ticket for no fishing license in Texas?A ticket for fishing without a license in Texas can range from $25 to $500, depending on various factors such as the number of violations and the discretion of the enforcement officer. Guide Ray Saucier, a dedicated advocate for ethical angling practices, emphasizes the importance of obtaining the necessary licenses to avoid such penalties, ensuring that his clients are properly equipped and informed before embarking on their fishing adventures along the Gulf Coast.

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