Fishing Report

Captain’s Weekly Report

Sept 25, 2025

This weekend should be a lot better now that we are getting some rains to cool the bay down and more even tidal flows...

This weeks fishing in Trinity Bay has been off and on due to crazy tides, winds, and rains. The are tons or small reds with keepers blended in. Trout are running around the reefs. Black Drum are thick...

Sept 15, 2025

Fishing in Trinity Bay has been subpar this past week. Lot of the bite time has been at night during the Shad movements at night. Water temp have remained high (84⁰-91⁰) Last Wednesday and Thursday we...

What’s Biting on Trinity Bay

What’s Biting During Fall on Trinity Bay (September–November)

Redfish are providing some of the best action right now as cooler fall conditions move in.
Speckled trout are active throughout the bay, with good action around reefs, deeper structure and areas holding bait.
Flounder become a prime fall target as their seasonal migration gets underway.
Working birds can be a great sign of feeding trout and redfish chasing bait.
Live shrimp and soft plastics are both solid choices for fall fishing.
Cooling water temperatures can bring fish into shallower areas and create excellent opportunities throughout the day.

Tips & Tricks for Fall Fishing

Fall Fishing Tips & Tricks (September–November)

- Watch for diving birds — they can point you toward schools of feeding trout and redfish.
- Target reefs, marsh drains, grass lines and channel edges where baitfish tend to concentrate.
- Try topwater lures during calm mornings, then switch presentations as conditions change.
- Soft plastics and live shrimp are dependable fall choices.
- Pay attention to moving tides; good water movement can trigger a stronger bite.
- After a cool front, adjust your location and presentation as fish respond to changing water temperatures.<br>
- Working birds and shallower fall patterns are well-established for Trinity Bay, and current reports also show fish transitioning with cooling water.

Whether you’re after a quick half-day run or a full-day adventure, there’s no shortage of action this week. Book your trip with Captain David and get in on the bite!

Seasonal Fishing Patterns on Trinity Bay

SEASONAL FISHING PATTERNS — Fall

Cooling water temperatures kick off one of Trinity Bay’s most productive fishing seasons.
Redfish become increasingly active, often gathering around shorelines, marshes and areas holding bait.
Speckled trout follow baitfish, making reefs, structure and working birds worth watching.
Flounder activity increases as the fall migration develops.
Cooler weather can extend the bite beyond the very early morning hours typical of summer.
Changing tides and fall fronts can quickly shift where fish are feeding.

Trips are available year-round, with each season offering its own advantages on Trinity Bay.