Fishing Pictures Rollover Pass May 21, 2012

By Ed Snyder/Outdoors
Summary- This past week was great for trout and flounder anglers with many limits of specks coming in from the surf as well as the cut and bay- Flounder were good for anglers and giggers alike with the bulkhead providing flatfish to 22inches and the bay flats giving up limits for the giggers- Also the Blue Claws are in so grab your string and chicken necks to have some fun and great eating with the crabs.

Everett Sunday with aunt Brandie of Conroe took this doormat flounder on Gulp.
Jeff Aycock of Baytown nabbed this nice speck on live shrimp.
Padre Eli Peralda of Humble helped sons Kevin and christian catch these nice trout and flounder.

The Roselot's of Greenville TX took this nice red and speck on soft plastics while night fishing
Nick Crisp of Beaumont neted this big speck and flounder while wading rollover bay.
Oma Norris of Beaumont took this nice speck on a mirror lure.

Jean Scurtu of Romania caught this nice speck and flounder on soft plastics.
Arlene Eldridge of Houston landed this nice speck using shad.
James Costello of Cushing TX took this nice red on finger mullet.

Night-anglers Dion Turner of Dayton and David Granich of Baytown took two limits of specks on beatle spin grubs.
Willie Love of Crokett landed this big speck using shad.
Santi Philaphandet of Orange Cnty CA nabbed this nice speck on live shrimp.

Bart Birdwell of San Augustine waded the surf to catch his supper of specks.
Charley Gilliard of Lake Livingston nabbed this 24inch speck on sassy shad.
John Bustes surf-fished with his son to catch these bull whiting.

Galveston Islander Shannon Morris took these two nice specks at Rollover.
Kyle Royer of Hampshire surfed this Black Tip shark on shrimp.
Faith Jimenez of Crystal Beach took this 28inch red on finger mullet.

Eli Peralta of Humble nabbed this nice red and speck on finger mullet.
Surf wader nails a speck.
Vidorian Early Sosa took these specks on Mirror Lures-

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