Trinity Bay Fishing Report

Jun 18, 2025

FAIR. 80 degrees. Current flow rate is 40,300 CFS. In Crocket, above Lake Livingston, flow rate is 64,200 CFS which means more is on the way. Trinity River is in flood stage, so be sure to keep that in mind when navigating channels. The ship channel by the blue atoll is 5 parts per thousand in reference to salinity. This is a great place to start if you would like to catch game fish. Kemah, Laporte and San Leon offer better salt water and will most likely have a higher concentration of fish. There are still some areas in Baytown where great mixed bags are being caught but you must fish the bottom. The WACky Shad XL in the purple passion color married with a ¼ ounce jig head is a great option slow rolling shell and rocks tight to the bottom. If fishing live shrimp, use a redemption outdoor gear popping cork with a long, 4 foot leader to get your bait down with a ⅛ ounce split shot by your bait. Redfish, flounder and trout are being caught with these methods. It is nice to have a good rod in your hand if you hook up on a bull redfish this time of year to handle the larger fish, or equivalent, with 30 pound abrasion resistant fluoro or mono tied to your braid. Once hooked, they have been running into the rocks to try to break you off. Remember, always wear your kill switch and be prepared. Report by Captain Zackary Scott, Zack Attack Fishing.

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