Port O'Connor Fishing Reports

Tide movement or lack there of has been an issue that we've had to deal with.

Today's trip with a large corporate outing with guests in the legal field produced half limits or better working mid-bay shell reefs and spoils.

A Little Word About Haynie Boats

Capt. Terry Spoonemore had one of those days the day after scouting and locating a swarm of solid Trout pushing into the near 30" mark.

The winds have been whipsawing around and gusty in all directions as fronts approach and then push through. We hit a little patch in between fronts of relative calm that presented challenges with a lack luster bite. What difference a day can make as the winds ramped and turned the bite into full gear for guests of US Silica.

We fished through the latest cold front and as previously mentioned,

three tornadoes coursing through Seadrift Wednesday evening 03/28/18 with the passing front and that pretty much topped things off.

Capt. James Cunningham was hot on his heels but with a lot less running. James landed on a school of mud-stirring mayhem and never moved managing solid limits

We were blessed with lots of folks of all ages joining us for some "down time" over Spring Break. There was a lot of great trips with some heavy fish boxes gracing the boards. The best approach at times was drift fishing with live bait over area shell pads and then buttoning up with for Redfish over mud/shell and mud/grass. Airboat fishing the back lakes was exceptional as well with the usual un

Soft mud holds warmth for pellagics species. In the cooler climates, at times you can rule out hard shell and sand, and deeper venues.