Out of the four seasons, Fall is likely the most anticipated by many folks in the Lone Star State. School buses along the roads in town, Friday Night Lights, Opening of Dove Season, heading to the ranch to fill feeders, shorter daylight hours, the first sighting of teal making their way south, water temperatures falling, and amazing fishing along the…
Current Water Temperatures: San Luis Pass: 71.2 F USCG Station Freeport: 71.1 F 60 Miles Buoy South of Freeport: 71.2 F 22 Mile Buoy: 70.2 F Once again the Upper Gulf Coast of Texas has proven why it is the premier fishing destination for the entire Gulf of Mexico. Spring 2019 has seen many great catches – BaySnapper (Sheepshead),…
The Upper Texas Gulf Coast historically has been the gem fishery of the Lone Star State for decades. Deep water channels, shallow sand flats, oyster beds, grass beds, and miles of jetties that connect Galveston Bay and the Bay’s of Freeport to the Gulf of Mexico. Deep water holes, channels and canals give refuge when water temperatures drop in the…
The changing of the seasons is always a welcome from anglers and outdoors men. The transition from summer to fall is likely the favorite for most. On the Texas Gulf Coast, so many great things begin to happen when daylight hours become shorter, water temperatures begin to fall, and moon phases and tides drastically effect water levels. Not only does…
Freeport, Texas Fishing Report Water Temperatures Freeport Coast Guard Station: 78.1F 60 Mile Buoy: 76.6F San Luis Pass: 77.9F May is such a great time of year to live here on the Texas Upper Gulf Coast. It seems that Old Man Winter has finally left, and water temps are rising, trees are blooming, birds are chirping, and the fish…
Freeport Fishing Reports – Spring Time Fishing Water Temperatures San Luis Pass 73F USCG Station Freeport 71F 60 Miles South Freeport 74F 2018 has been a typical Texas Coastal Spring Season. Some days we have sunny skies, 80 degrees temperatures, warming waters, and get the hint that summer is approaching. Other days are just the opposite… 25mph chilly north winds,…
