Fresh Texas Fishing Reports

Decent afternoon of Fishing with Johnathan and his 2 sons. 2 nice Blue Catfish and few throwbacks Redfish.

South Padre Island is experiencing ideal weather conditions, with temperatures reaching 70 degrees and clear skies, making it perfect for fishing. Recently, anglers have had outstanding success targeting redfish and trophy trout over soft bottom grass beds with mixed potholes, Additionally, cut bait and live bait fishermen have reported steady action on redfish and drum east of Three Islands. The surf fishin is great. Shorelines with soft mud bottoms good, large schools of black drum have been the highlight of the week, with dead shrimp coated in garlic or fish bites proving effective. However, finding them becomes challenging when winds exceed 15 mph, making calm mornings before the cold front the most productive time. Speckled trout near the Intercoastal Waterway have been biting soft plastics, yielding keeper-sized fish. The Intercoastal Waterway is also filled with undersized speckled trout that can provide action with soft plastics or live shrimp on popping corks. Redfish and trout can be found up north along the ICW and into the flats from marker 13 to the mouth of the Arroyo Colorado. Bottom fishing on the gas well flat with cut bait has also yielded redfish when black drum are not present, requiring patience for extended periods. Live shrimp, although scarce, have been occasionally available; it is advisable to procure them a day in advance due to high demand on weekends. The South Bay Channels have also produced catches of black drum, as reported by Captain Cliff Fleming of Crystal Flats Guide Service.

Afternoon

Enthusiastic team today but little to show due to a monster cold front and morning temperatures in mid 20s to 34 degrees! Bite off today with fiah figuring out how to survive the water temp plunge. We got on a few oversized black drum which was a welcome sight. Book today for a great Spring in POC areas

Had a crew of four join us for a winter morning trip starting in the early hours. Cloudy skies hung over us throughout the day with rain coming down, but that didn't stop us from getting out on the water. The conditions were what you'd expect for January - a bit rough but nothing we couldn't handle with Today We Fish Charter and Adventures. We focused on drift fishing and bottom fishing techniques, with some trolling mixed in to cover more water. The crew managed to land some solid Black Drum and Speckled Trout during our half-day outing. These techniques work well in these waters because they let you target different depths and structures where the fish are holding. We wrapped up the trip with good catches and everyone had a great time despite the weather. If you're looking to get out on the water for some quality fishing action, book a trip with us at Today We Fish Charter and Adventures. Our 1/2 day Bay Fishing trips are perfect for targeting species like Black Drum and Speckled Trout using proven techniques like drift fishing, bottom fishing, and trolling. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, we'll put you on the fish and make sure you have a memorable experience. The winter months can produce some excellent fishing opportunities, and our morning trips give you the best chance to get into the action before the day gets too busy. Contact us to reserve your spot and experience what quality charter fishing is all about.

We went out this morning and caught 38 with 9 keepers. What an awesome time fishing for the hybrids. Perfect time to get hooked on them.