McAllen Fishing Reports (March 2025)

Fred Rodriguez
McAllen, Texas
Reported: 4 days ago

Trout being caught at the color change 4 miles south of the zip line on the east side of the Lower Laguna Madre. Sheepshead at the tip of the jetties. Black drum being caught south of gas well flats.

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Fred Rodriguez McAllen, Texas Reported: 4 days ago

Trout being caught at the color change 4 miles south of the zip line on the east side of the Lower Laguna Madre. Sheepshead at the tip of the jetties. Black drum being caught south of gas well flats.

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Heath Schley
Harlingen, Texas
Reported: 1 week ago

Just getting back on the water, ready for a great season of fishing.

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Heath Schley Harlingen, Texas Reported: 1 week ago

Just getting back on the water, ready for a great season of fishing.

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Augustin Perez Jr
Mercedes, Texas
Reported: 1 month ago

This time of year most of my trip are out of Port Mansfield and they are usually Snapper trips.

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Augustin Perez Jr Mercedes, Texas Reported: 1 month ago

This time of year most of my trip are out of Port Mansfield and they are usually Snapper trips.

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Paul Anderson with El Dorado Outfitters
Boerne, Texas
Reported: 3 months ago

Tons of quail... seeing 25 coveys a day, ducks are good, mostly pintails and gadwall. Doves are always good!

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Paul Anderson with El Dorado Outfitters Boerne, Texas Reported: 3 months ago

Tons of quail... seeing 25 coveys a day, ducks are good, mostly pintails and gadwall. Doves are always good!

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Craig Korczynski
West Palm Beach, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

Tropical air! Amazing how the humidity has been magnified the past week. Hot and steamy has been the daily routine, water temperatures are rising but the fish are still chewing. Higher water temperatures in the ICW and along the coast have pushed bait schools around. The snook are following these...

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Craig Korczynski West Palm Beach, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

Tropical air! Amazing how the humidity has been magnified the past week. Hot and steamy has been the daily routine, water temperatures are rising but the fish are still chewing. Higher water temperatures in the ICW and along the coast have pushed bait schools around.
The snook are following these baits along the beaches and inlets. Snook are striking live baits and DOA C.A.L. 3” shad tail in Arkansas glow on a 1/2oz jig head. Smaller snook are being found along jetties, bigger snook are lurking near drop offs in search of there next meal. Docks and sea walls great areas to find snook as well as points and mangrove edges. Find moving water and the snook will eat live baits, DOA C.A.L. 3” shad tail rigged weedless and Rapala X raps.
Tarpon action has been consistent on both sides of the tides. The higher tides, tarpon get a little picky due to the clear water. Live baits, light leaders, and smaller hooks solve the issue at times. The inlets are holding the larger tarpon, but my favorite and many anglers as well, smaller tarpon in the 20-60 pound class. Silver kings active along channel edges and mangrove shorelines, present live bait, fly or DOA terror Eyz and the struggle is real.
Big jacks, mackerel, bluefish, moonfish, sharks and many other species are being caught near structures and channel edges. Many of these species are schoolers so once you catch one, the action is consistent for a while. Many anglers enjoy top water action witnessing jacks and bluefish crashing the
surface for awesome takes.

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