Trinity Bay Fishing Report

Dec 3, 2025

GOOD. 70 degrees. Trout have begun moving up in the northern complex and becoming more active throughout the bay. Look for them around shorelines, shell reefs, and staging areas where bait is present like deep drains. Late morning and early afternoon remain the most productive times to target them. Best presentations include soft plastics like a wacky fluke in the sparkle chartreuse color, twitch baits, and live shrimp under a redemption outdoor gear popping cork when conditions allow. Focus on areas with cleaner, higher-salinity water that has better clarity following recent rain activity. Redfish are active and schooling on shorelines so keep your eyes open for busting shrimp. Still finding some redfish off the shoreline over shell in shallow water with topwaters, so do not rule that out. A popping cork with live out imitation shrimp keeps the bait in the zone longer when the bite seems to die off. Drum are on shell islands and rocks and are easily targeted with popping corks with live or imitation shrimp and even still finding a few sheepshead mixed in amongst them. Shallow has been where it’s at in this scenario. As conditions stabilize, feeding activity is expected to continue improving. Remember to monitor tides, weather changes, and water conditions closely. Always have proper safety equipment onboard. Report by Captain Zackary Scott, Zack Attack Fishing. Look to the northwest area near Tabbs Bay, Scott Bay, and Burnet Bay for catches of trout, black drum, sheepshead, and redfish on live shrimpReport by Captain David Dillman, Galveston Bay Charter Fishing.

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