Few oceanic predators are as vicious – and toothy – as wahoo. And at as winter arrives the Texas coast is actually one of the hottest wahoo zones in the Continental US. True, you’ll have to make a long run to get in on the action (which takes place 70-plus miles offshore from the Galveston area, and 35 or more miles from Port Aransas at the offshore rigs). But as anyone who’s fought wahoo can arrest, the distances traveled are well worth the reward. You want to get in on this action? Then check out these wahoo fishing tips.
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