Port Mansfield Fishing Report

Feb 11, 2026

GOOD. 70 degrees. Water level is still very low and south winds have returned. This warming trend has fish actively hitting topwaters in knee deep to thigh deep water. Best areas have been grass lines near the intracoastal since water levels are low. Ball Tail Shad is also working well if we have too much floating grass for topwaters. Water temperatures are already in the low 70s. This pattern should hold unless there is a big influx in water levels. Report by Captain Wayne Davis, Hook Down Charters. Conditions are expected to be fantastic this coming week in Port Mansfield! Upcoming warmer air temperatures will make for pleasant days fishing on and in the water. Continued low tides this winter season has brought forth some interesting fishing patterns and opportunities, exposing shallow grass mats and grass line all up and down the lower Laguna Madre. These areas have been key points to target for a solid overall bite. Late in the day, these fish tend to move up shallow, where the water temperatures warm up to the early 70s. Suspending twitchbaits have been working phenomenally up on the flats, allowing you to stay above the grass and work these shallow areas thoroughly with minimal grass troubles. Top waters are also an option when the floating grass is not too bad. Stay safe, courteous and respectful of other anglers out on the water. As always, tight lines! Report by Captain Reanna DeLaCruz, Captain Reanna’s Baffin Bay Adventures.

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