Packery Channel Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Packery Channel
The reds are running the passes, and we’ve found a couple of big schools of redfish. A gold spoon has been the ticket!
Trout are still holding in the heavy grass close to deep water, while the flounder are starting to make their move in.
The winds have been strong and tides have stayed high, but a late bite along the King Ranch shoreline helped us finish off our limits.
Tight lines! 🎣🤙
Trout are still holding in the heavy grass close to deep water, while the flounder are starting to make their move in.
The winds have been strong and tides have stayed high, but a late bite along the King Ranch shoreline helped us finish off our limits.
Tight lines! 🎣🤙
Trout are still holding in the heavy grass close to deep water, while the flounder are starting to make their move in.
The winds have been strong and tides have stayed high, but a late bite along the King Ranch shoreline helped us finish off our limits.
Tight lines! 🎣🤙
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Been good on drum and reds
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Bull reds are starting to group up and making their way through passages. Look for moving water and bait. Trout have slacked alittle but good quality keepers are still in 2 to 3ft of water around grassy potholes. Tight lines!
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Our last 3 trips
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Trout have been red-hot on the Upper Laguna Madre — but only for early risers. Once the morning heat sets in, the bite shuts down fast, so if trout are the target, get on the water at first light.
As the morning warms, we shift gears to redfish. Once the sun climbs high enough to cut through the water, we start sight-fishing shorelines in about 2 feet of water. Bait activity and diving birds are the giveaway — find them, and the reds usually aren't far behind.
**Bottom line:** Trout early, reds mid-morning. Watch the bait and birds.
As the morning warms, we shift gears to redfish. Once the sun climbs high enough to cut through the water, we start sight-fishing shorelines in about 2 feet of water. Bait activity and diving birds are the giveaway — find them, and the reds usually aren't far behind.
**Bottom line:** Trout early, reds mid-morning. Watch the bait and birds.
As the morning warms, we shift gears to redfish. Once the sun climbs high enough to cut through the water, we start sight-fishing shorelines in about 2 feet of water. Bait activity and diving birds are the giveaway — find them, and the reds usually aren't far behind.
**Bottom line:** Trout early, reds mid-morning. Watch the bait and birds.
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Corpus snook!
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Trout and Black Drum have been good. Early morning bite.
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Drum fishing is hot right now! Early morning bite has been on fire.
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Trout have been good on live bait. Back Drum on shallow flats using fresh dead crab. Reds are hit and miss.
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