Port O'Connor Fishing Reports

We've had our share of wet cycles dampening our fun, but this time around, the drought's changing the game.

We are absolutely grateful for the trust you've placed in us to provide incredible fishing experiences that create memories to last a lifetime.

With the arrival of fall, we can expect to see Trout and Redfish actively foraging in the migratory bait stocks. As the water begins to cool down, these species become more aggressive, making it the perfect time to target them.

Look for a rubberized vinyl or canvas outer shell like the Neptune Jacket or Brigg44 from Grundens.com and things like it.

Gators - We're just about at max capacity and presently filling out a few remaining dates. If you're interested, now is the time to finalize those plans.

As duck season came to a close on January 30th we've been having some dips in temperatures to the low 30's and below freezing.

Lots of challenges but pretty reasonable rewards for folks burning the candle at both ends. Capt. Pat Lester, Capt. Chris Cady, Capt. Mike Foster, and others sticking some solid flatties of late both wading and by flounder boat.

If you haven't made it in for a trip this year, give us a shout and let's make some memories!

Big winds associated with the turbulent weather has had us hard after Redfish and Black Drum much longer into the early Summer months.

Black Drum schools are just now getting thick in the back lakes mixing with foraging pods of Redfish