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The wind is still blowing nonstop. There has been a huge school of black drum up North and limits are common. The water is still holding and there are also quite a few reds up tight on the shorelines. The croaker are still too small to use, but they are getting bigger and the trout bite should go off soon! |
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The redfish fishing is OFF THE HOOK! Most of the trips this month have been extremely successful for big redfish. Cracked crab has been the ticket. Our water came back up and we have hammered the reds. There were a few days that the water dropped with the fronts and we weren't able to get in to get the reds, but on those days were hammered the drum and sheepshead. I actually had to put fish in the live well because we had so many fish. In the middle of the month, we found a huge school of fish and we worked on them for the rest of the month. Spring fishing has been GREAT and it only looks to get better with croaker season just a month away. |
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The weather again has been the story for this month. The drum are still very steady. Limits or near limits are normal. I've had to cancel a few trips due to weather. A few of the fronts have been VERY strong. March is just around the corner and the bull drum are already showing up in Ingleside. These fish are averaging 40 lbs or so and are a lot of fun to catch. They should really school up in early March. Our water is still unusually low. Fishing is only going to get better when the water comes back in. Look for the reds to turn on in March. |
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The fishing is good when the weather allows us to get out. Mesquite Bay is full of drum with some reds mixed in and it has been very consistent for limits. The water remains low and the redfish are still in South Bay. The winter Texans have found these reds and the boat traffic is almost to heavy to fish. Nuecess Bay has had its moments, but it hasn't been consistent for us. It is unusally warm for us this time of year and the water temps are in the low 60's. |
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The water has dropped and the redfish are schooled up. I had Dr. Chuck Radar and his friends in early December and we caught redfish until their arms hurt. It was nonstop action for several hours. The first intial drop in the water really balls up the reds and makes it easy on us. I had another trip with similiar results on the black drum in St. Charles in the middle of the month. The fishing is good and there is little pressure this time of year. |
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October has brought our bull tides in and they look like they are here for a while. The reds seem to have scattered a little bit early in the month and then the black drum moved in. We had 4 days in a row with 15 or 20 drum coming in per boat. We had a multiboat deal where we all limited on drum by 9:00 am and then went to look for redfish. Later in the month, the trout bite picked up pretty good in San Antonio Bay. Again, there were several days with limits of nice trout coming in. We were catching them on topwaters, live bait and shrimptails. At the end of the month, I had my good client Gene Elliot down and we went out and caught some MONSTER reds in Port O Connor. We had some beautiful reds in the 38 to 42 inch range with multiple spots. Mr. Elliot is having his largest mounted and it should be ready in a few months. November is the time to fish our cold fronts and we have a pretty good one coming in shortly. |
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