Okay, one of the places I want to talk about real quick is a Texas City Dike. Now this is a very common and popular spot to fish. This is kind of for people who haven't really fish flounders too much or aren't too familiar with the area but we'll just quickly run through some key points and some key spots that you can't fish at the Dike. Now if you have a North Wind blowing coming from this direction, this area right here is always great to bank fish, weight fish. You have rocks along this side and you have rocks along this side as well. So good area to come out, bank fish, weight fish, kayak, you can come out here and kayak. You have to be careful with the wind, make sure you don't have any strong south winds. But you can come out to this area out here and fish along these rocks. Just keep in mind there's boats that come in and out of this water so you just want to keep your eye on it. Another good weight fishing or kayak fishing spot is along this North Side right here. Now you have these rocks all along this area. And like I said, you just want to be safe, be careful. You could have some of the waves that grow waves that do come in off this way from some of those larger vessels going in and not to channel. But this whole area right here is good to weighed. There's a few deep spots so keep that in mind when you're out there venturing out. There's other apps that you can use and that you can use to get the depth so to make sure that you're safe or simply use your depth finder if you're in a kayak. But one of the other things if you are bank fishing, just come along this area is with all the rocks. Like I said, they love structure. So you can come along all these areas where you see any kind of rock formations. All ramps are always good. You can catch flounder all around any kind of structure. I was out here the other day and had a few bites over here. So any kind of rocks, like I said, it's a good area. Any kind of rocks, good area to fish for flounder, any kind of structure. So you can come out here, bank fish out here on the rocks, simply park your car, come out here. This area right here is also good to come out and walk. Like I said, just be careful. Take the proper precautions. You can see some of the deeper holes, deeper spots. Just come out here and weigh the area. Our simply bank fish, if it ties low enough, you can fish off this island. You have these put ins for these boat launches. Another little pier that you can walk on both sides. Any kind of decking, anything with, like I said, with structure that you can come down. This area as well. Let's go further down. Now the deck is a great place. There's so much, so many different possibilities, so much different fish moving around. There's another area right here. You can come over here, fish some of this, fish bank fish. There's a pier here. It's always good to jig and walk across any of these piers that are attached to a boat launch. That's not a boat launch, but you know what I mean. You're at the end of the deck right here. This is a great spot right in here to get out here and wait fish or simply bank fish, especially if you come to the rocks. Keep in mind, like I said, you have these large vessels coming in and out here that will cast waves. The large vessels coming in and out here that will cast waves as well. You just really have to keep your head on a swivel and take care of yourself. This is a great spot out here to come out here and wait fish and try to catch some flounders. You know, even here near the boat ramp, you could come over here and bank fish and try to catch some of these flounders hanging around these structures. Flounders love structure. I mean, you could come here and then work this whole entire ledge on both sides. Just keep in mind. Try to watch out for those for those boaters coming in and out. You aren't fishing off the rocks anywhere from two to about eight feet out. Four to six feet really seems like a sweet spot. But anywhere in here is a great place to fly flounders, great place, especially if you have that water clarity, you can really see where some of those rocks are. If you have a good set of polarized sunglasses, you can see some of the rock shape to try to fish around them. Either throwing artificial or throwing live mullet or live mudminos. Just a great spot right here to fish. Got a baby, a little guy, pink hope, right there in the mouth. You know, you have a rock formation all the way around here. I like to die. I like fishing to die. One of the reasons why I do enjoy fishing to die is because whether you have winds coming from the north, see we'll turn around here. If you have winds coming from the north, then cast the south. This south will be cleaner. If you have wind strong winds coming from the south, then this side is much cleaner and much clearer. It gives you no matter which direction the wind is blowing. You can always assure that you can have it to your back. Unless it's going just straight east or straight west, then you're kind of in the wind no matter what you do. But yeah, just a great spot to fish. Great family spot. Come out, bring the barbecue, hang out. Or you can do simply what I did the other day. I came out here for a quick two, three hour session and I was in and out. Got my fishing done, came in and out. Just got at the area a little bit. But yeah, the die is a great spot to fish. Another spot. I might catch a little heat for sharing this information, but it really doesn't matter. In my mind, everybody knows about these locations. If you don't know and you're in an out of town or just simply somebody who just really had a fishy area, well, then you know what? You should know. You should know. So that's what I'm telling you. Anywhere in here is great for flounder. This time of year. It's also great for trout as well. So we're going to scoot down Skyline Drive. This is like a, well, this is a levy. I believe this is a levy. It looks like a levy to me. We're going to call it a levy. So you have this levy, right? Protecting this side of the water, protecting this side of the land. You know, you can come down here. You can bank fish this whole area. I wouldn't wait fish yet. You can come down here and put your kayak in. And you have all these different marsh systems down here as well. All this area down here to fish. And they will hold reds and they will hold trout. And they will definitely hold flounders. But down here, you got Moses Lake and you have the floodgates. So this structure right here, current comes in and out. I would try to, I would really stick away from this. There's no way you could wait fish this area. I would really stay away from it if you were in a kayak as well. But that being said, bank fishing all the way around here, especially when you have the current going in and out, you can easily hook up to some nice, it's a great place to hook up to some nice fish and a great place to try to come get some flounders. Now you do have some of these trails. I will watch out for snakes and mosquitoes. Definitely this time of the year. I don't really have to worry about the mosquitoes, but I'll definitely watch out the snakes. But you can come out here and wait fish or simply bank fish all along this whole area, all along here. Now in the past, I've had tremendous amount of success coming down here and catching some flounders down here in this area and around here. The water was low so we were wait fishing back then. Yeah, I've even launched, put in here, come down here, paddle out, come through here with my kayak and come out and fish this whole area. There's just a lot of area to come out here and explore and to fish. But if you're not in a kayak and you are bank fishing, I would definitely bank fish along this. Just be careful. Like I said, you have tied in current. I'm not too sure what the drop off is here because I've never ventured out in my kayak in this area. But you can see all these trails. Allows you to access these banks. But you know, there's more, more great areas to fish, more great spots to hit up all along this whole area, all along this Texas City Dyke area. Just go out and explore a little bit. It'll take a little bit of information I've given you and turn it into your own and see what you can come up with, see if you can get out there and catch that big, flatty, that big trophy, personal best, flounder that you really want to catch this time of the year.