Area Reports

Scroll down to find your local HotSpot. Updated  9-3-2010

 

John Gordon along with sons Alfred, Al and John had a great stringer of Reds while fishing the east shoreline of the Laguna Madre on 8-14-10.

Corpus Christi Area Report  

>Oso Producing Good Numbers of Reds


>Fishing Has Slowed in the Humble Channel


>Land Cut Holding Big Trout

 

Fishing in the Oso has been producing good numbers of redfish on a regular basis.  Redfish have also been hitting in the Boat Hole area.  Fishing has slowed on the Humble Channel with a few redfish being reported.  The Laguna Madre has been producing trout and reds along the King Ranch Shoreline.  Baffin Bay has had some good reports of trout and redfish around the deeper rocks and along the Tide Gauge Bar.  Fishing in The Meadows and Yarborough has been good.  The Land Cut, especially deep into the Cut, has been producing some really big trout in good numbers.

Rockport/Aransas Pass Area Report  

>Mud Island Holding Good Numbers of Reds

 

>Estes Flats Producing Scattered Catches of Reds

 

>Copano Bay Has Had Some Good Trout Over Deep Reefs

 

Mud Island has had a big school of black drum moving up and down the break.   Look for a push of water. Throw dead shrimp or crabs on the bottom. Estes Flats has had good reports of reds in the sand holes that are hitting double or triple piggies.   Either anchor up and fish potholes or drift. Copano Bay has had some good trout on the deeper ends of the reefs in the bay.   Use croakers or piggies. Mesquite Bay has been producing big numbers of 18 to 24 inch black drum, using dead shrimp under an Alameda float.

Port O'Connor Area Report 

>West Matagorda bay Good for Waders


>Bull Reds at the Jetties


>Trout Fishing in San Antonio Bay Slow

West Matagorda Bay is fair to good for wade fishermen working tight to the shoreline with live bait. The wells in West Matagorda Bay are great for boat fishing with live bait. Live shrimp under a popping cork is working best. Bull reds at the jetties are improving daily with many hook-ups. Trout fishing the reefs in San Antonio Bay is slow.

 



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