Fishing Reports

Marsh drains and shorelines holding nice trout and reds. When the wind allows, nice trout are coming in from bay reefs using live croaker.

Marsh drains and rocks along the south shoreline of East Galveston Bay holding trout and reds along with a few big drum. Fishing should rebound after early week storms move out of the area

Bay reefs are heating up and shorelines are still holding good numbers of trout and nice reds

Good numbers of trout coming in from bay reefs and nice reds coming in from shorelines and marsh drains

Great numbers of solid trout being brought in from bay reefs and shorelines as we move into our summertime patterns

Shorelines are still holding fair numbers of nice reds and a trout but fish are starting to move to bay reefs.

Bird action is heating up as the winds get lighter and the cool fronts get weaker. We are still using shrimp under a popping cork but the croaker bite should be turning on the next few weeks.

Fish are still on the shorelines since that is where the bait fish is holding but as the weather stabilizes, fishing will continue to improve

Winds have kept the marsh lakes full of water and the fish are feeding great.

Nice trout and slot reds coming in from shorelines and marsh drains on live shrimp as bird action picks up in the bay. As weather warms and wind lays, bay reefs will turn on soon