Fishing Reports

Bay reef fishing really turning on with calmer winds and favorable tides

Despite having to run from rain showers, fishing has been good on bay reefs, shorelines, and in the surf.

Bay reefs holding good fish when winds allow us to go out there. Shorelines also holding fish on windy days

Most of the fish were brought in from East Galveston Bay shorelines around salt grass and marsh drains

Good numbers coming in from shorelines as well as from mid bay reefs in East Galveston Bay and fish are being caught on live shrimp, live croaker, and artificial.

Good numbers of big trout being caught on live croaker are starting to come in. Trout and reds still eating live shrimp as well. Fishing improves as the weather and tides hold good.

Nice boxes coming in from shorelines and bay reefs. Water is warming up so if the wind and rain will cooperate, we are in for some great fishing!

Light winds, warmer waters and good morning tides made for great fishing in East Galveston Bay. The reefs are holding good numbers of trout while the south shoreline is holding good numbers of slot reds and nice flounder.

Water temps are going up and the fish are becoming more active. Trout and reds are coming in from just about any bay reefs. Look for birds working and slicks.

Once the winds calmed down, the fishing heated up. Nice trout, reds, and flounder coming in from shorelines in East Bay