Trinity Bay Fishing Report
- Nov 12, 2025
- GOOD. 70 degrees. Northwest region of the bay, in Tabbs, Scott, and Burnett, are producing decent numbers of speckled trout on live shrimp. Few redfish are being caught along with black drum and starting to see better numbers of sheepshead. Report by Captain David Dillman, Galveston Bay Charter Fishing. A recent cold front with an east wind pushed a few shrimp out but didn’t trigger a full dump; however, white shrimp have moved from the grass into the main back-lake areas, and another strong northwesterly front should bring the next big push. Redfish are feeding along the grass lines early, then moving to deeper water by midday to chase those shrimp. Trout remain in transition, shifting between the wells and open bay as temperatures fluctuate, with good bites coming off shell reefs, bayou bottlenecks, and spoils using Wac Attack’s Wacky Fluke or live shrimp under a Redemption Outdoor Gear popping cork. Drum and sheepshead are steady around shell islands and riprap, hitting live shrimp under a popping cork with a three-foot leader. Always wear your kill switch and be safe! Report by Captain Zackary Scott, Zack Attack Fishing.
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