Port O'Connor Fishing Reports

We've been working in unstable weather as lingering cold fronts pass our way

Capt. Chris Cady has been doing some great work on airboat trips with Capt. James Cunningham; Capt. Braden Proctor; Capt. Kolten Braun and Capt. Trey Ross working the flats.

There are many advantages to night fishing including less boat traffic and that tends to find the fish feeding and schooling in a more relaxed atmosphere.

Capt. Jeff Garner said "he found them", Redfish schooled up, in the back lakes to 27" working with guests aboard his Air Ranger.

Again this year, we'll be emphasizing wade fishing for those one of a kind encounters with monster speckled Trout and Redfish.

The Wolf Pack has been pushing through it and "on the x" with afternoon Redhead shoots outperforming as the winds pick up.

We're finally seeing Redhead's show up in numbers and they're "just in time, but very late indeed".

Solid limits of mixed puddlers and divers rewarded guests for taking on the light rain and chill for the opener.

Tours and guided fishing trips, relaxation, and the best adventures and "quick disconnect" anyone could ask for are right out the back door!

Fishing the rising water level side of the bay systems (Southern Barrier Islands) might find the water in terrible condition on a big blow. On these days the target zones can be very small and very subtle. There will be days where it seems like everything is chocolate milk.