Clear Lake Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Carrie Livingston with Clear Lake Texas Fishing Trips
Kemah, Texas
Reported: 9 months ago

Clear Lake’s # 1 is the Redfish! We have some nice ones☝️ Come get you sum! 🎣 Book soon 🔜

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Carrie Livingston with Clear Lake Texas Fishing Trips Kemah, Texas Reported: 9 months ago

Clear Lake’s # 1 is the Redfish! We have some nice ones☝️ Come get you sum! 🎣 Book soon 🔜

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Carrie Livingston with Clear Lake Texas Fishing Trips
Kemah, Texas
Reported: 9 months ago

Water still cold But Our guests from Katy, Texas took down several Tasty Bay Snapper/Sheepshead today! Spring Break is right now for some!

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Carrie Livingston with Clear Lake Texas Fishing Trips Kemah, Texas Reported: 9 months ago

Water still cold But Our guests from Katy, Texas took down several Tasty Bay Snapper/Sheepshead today! Spring Break is right now for some!

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Michael Meza
Houston, Texas
Reported: 9 months ago

Fishing been up and down. Just like the weather. Been putting some solid boxes together. Working hard for the fish. Live shrimp and bass assassin's in plum have been Doing the job.

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Michael Meza Houston, Texas Reported: 9 months ago

Fishing been up and down. Just like the weather. Been putting some solid boxes together. Working hard for the fish. Live shrimp and bass assassin's in plum have been Doing the job.

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Sam Goodbread with The lodge on Galveston Bay
San Leon, Texas
Reported: 10 months ago

It's been cold and windy but fishings currently been great wading west bay areas. Topwaters been the ticket for the last week or so for us.

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Sam Goodbread with The lodge on Galveston Bay San Leon, Texas Reported: 10 months ago

It's been cold and windy but fishings currently been great wading west bay areas. Topwaters been the ticket for the last week or so for us.

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Mark Malfa
Hockley, Texas
Reported: 10 months ago

Last alligator gar trips of the year. Bowfishing or rod trips. Already started my winter time Bowfishing carp trips.

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Mark Malfa Hockley, Texas Reported: 10 months ago

Last alligator gar trips of the year. Bowfishing or rod trips. Already started my winter time Bowfishing carp trips.

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David Dillman
Galveston, Texas
Reported: 1 year ago

Our catches in Galveston Bay have been steady. These aren't jetty trips where you drop your bait on the bottom and hope for a bite. We fish all of Galveston Bay, going to locations known to produce fish. We may not catch them all the time, but we're able to...

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David Dillman Galveston, Texas Reported: 1 year ago

Our catches in Galveston Bay have been steady. These aren't jetty trips where you drop your bait on the bottom and hope for a bite. We fish all of Galveston Bay, going to locations known to produce fish. We may not catch them all the time, but we're able to make moves, ensuring our anglers have the best chance to catch trout, reds, black drum, and sheepshead. This time of year is dependent upon the weather, but if it's not just blown completely out, we usually find some fish.

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Mark Malfa
Hockley, Texas
Reported: 1 year ago

Everything IN THE BOAT is rod. Outside the boat is bow

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Mark Malfa Hockley, Texas Reported: 1 year ago

Everything IN THE BOAT is rod. Outside the boat is bow

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David Rappelet
Livingston, Texas
Reported: 2 years ago

Trinity bay Temps are high 80s. Alot of fish are deep and hungry. Small trout and skipjacks are running the shallows on incoming tides. Reds are staying deep in channels and deep reefs. Black drum are everywhere, with sheepshead mixed in with them. The go-to bait are live shrimp and...

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David Rappelet Livingston, Texas Reported: 2 years ago

Trinity bay Temps are high 80s. Alot of fish are deep and hungry. Small trout and skipjacks are running the shallows on incoming tides. Reds are staying deep in channels and deep reefs. Black drum are everywhere, with sheepshead mixed in with them. The go-to bait are live shrimp and fresh dead shrimp on popping cork, artifical and also bottom rigs.

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