Corpus Christi Fishing Report

FAIR. 66 degrees. Sheepshead are thick at the jetties with reports of nice size catches. Redfish are holding as shallow as possible using sardines and live shrimp under a popping cork. Drum are in waist deep water on the drop-offs in the channels running through sand bars fishing dead shrimp off the bottom. Trout bite…

FAIR. 66 degrees. Sheepshead are thick at the jetties with reports of nice size catches. Redfish are stacked up at the jetties on days with a hard current ripping through the jetties with chocolate milk clarity. Drum and redfish are scattered on the flats in waist deep water with dead shrimp

GOOD. 66 degrees. Limits of redfish on sardines, and limits drum on dead shrimp in knee to waist deep water. Sheepshead are showing up at the jetties, but still waiting on the full migration. Catches of speckled trout and sand trout free lining shrimp on the well heads

GOOD. 59 degrees. The tides have been high from the afternoon throughout the night before falling in the morning. As the tide drops out in the morning redfish are schooling up dropping from the flats to dropoffs, deeper holes, and knee to thigh deep water biting sardines. Black drum mixed in with the redfish dead…

GOOD. 61 degrees. Changing weather has slowed the bite with the water going from stained due to high winds to clear with the winds are light. Redfish and black drum can be caught with dead shrimp. Some undersized sheepshead are starting to show up in Port Aransas around the Fina docks and jetties

GOOD. 61 degrees. Redfish and drum are on fire in deeper channels with dead shrimp. Trout can be found in knee to thigh deep water, on oyster reefs and crush shells with lures. Sheepshead should be showing up in a few weeks

GOOD. 55 degrees. While the tides are low redfish, black drum and trout are stacked in the shallow water along the edges of flats sunning and feeding. The bite is best later in the afternoon when the winds are blowing and the water is turned. Fish are biting dead shrimp

SLOW. 55 degrees. After the arctic freeze fish continue to be in deeper water. Tides continue to be lower than low in the bay pushing the fish to deeper channels. Redfish are biting cut mullet. Oversized drum at the jetties. Drums are biting dead shrimp

SLOW. 60 degrees. After the arctic freeze fish continue to be in deeper water. Tides continue to be lower than low in the bay pushing the fish to deeper channels. Redfish are biting cut mullet. Oversized drum at the jetties. Drums are biting dead shrimp