Roy Neves

THE FANTASTIC FALL FISHING is in full swing here on Sabine Lake. The more frequent and stronger fronts that these last two months of the year will bring should kick it up a notch as we transition into the cold water season. Exciting times are upon us as we are thankful for everything the holiday season stands for. That excitement seems to spill over into our bay system…

MY FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR has arrived.  Cooler weather, working birds, giant Redfish, Deer hunting and time with family means the Holiday season has arrived!  There are so many different opportunities for fishing Galveston Bay this time of year.  Whether you like fishing the jetties, backwaters, drifting over mud and shell or wade fishing, the entire bay system can be very productive…

BRISK NORTHERS have overwhelmed the summer heat.  Water temperatures have dipped.  I’m grateful for the cooler temperatures and so are the fish…

WHEN THE CALENDAR FLIPS to November/December, coastal anglers know the shift is more than just cooler mornings and shorter days.  Fall brings a cascade of changes across the Texas coast, and with them, some of the finest fishing opportunities of the year…

IT IS FINALLY ONE OF my favorite times of the year. A lot of people have moved to the woods to chase after their monster. The water has many fewer boats, pressure is low, and you don’t have to be up early to go catch either. You can leave the early mornings to the duck hunters, and I guarantee they will appreciate that as well.

THIS IS THE TIME of the year we are all beginning to be rewarded from enduring the hellacious summer heat like we do and fall back to the trusted patterns year after year, slow and steady wins the race…

WHILE NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER can produce good days of fishing, this is also the time of year the weather starts to cool off, fronts start to move in, and conditions can be a little unpredictable around the Baffin Bay coastal area…

LOWER LAGUNA MADRE Reported by CAPT. BRIAN BARRERA Cold Fronts and Cool Fish LISTEN: (2 min, 58 sec)   NOVEMBER CAN BE of my favorite months to fish due to the variety of species that are obtainable and the ways

Upper Texas Coast HotSPOTLight: Palacios Point •  •  • LOCATION: Sabine Lake HOTSPOT: Coffee Gound Cove GPS: N 29 58.179, W 93 46.16 (29.9697, -93.7693) Sabine Lake: Coffee Gound Cove SPECIES: Redfish BEST BAITS: Spoons, shrimp, soft plastics TIPS: Troll

Middle Texas Coast HotSPOTlight: Upper Corpus Christi Bay •  •  • LOCATION: Espirito Santo Bay HOTSPOT: Pringle Lake GPS: N 28 19.083, W 96 30.425 (28.3181, -96.5071) > Espirito Santo Bay: Pringle Lake SPECIES: Redfish BEST BAITS: Live shrimp under

Lower Texas Coast HotSPOTLight: Port Isabel/S. Padre Island •  •  • LOCATION: Baffin Bay HOTSPOT: Badlands South GPS: N 27 17.152, W 97 25.053 (27.2859, -97.4176) > Baffin Bay: Badlands South SPECIES: Speckled Trout BEST BAITS: Shrimp, croaker TIPS: Drift

Reported by TF&G STAFF More Hotspots Available in the 2024 Texas Lakes & Bays Fishing Atlas www.FishGame.com/fishgamegear   CURRENT WATER LEVELS • • • East Texas HotSPOTLight: Lake Sam Rayburn •  •  • LOCATION: Lake Bob Sandlin HOTSPOT: Bob Sandlin

Reported by TF&G STAFF More Hotspots Available in the 2024 Texas Lakes & Bays Fishing Atlas www.FishGame.com/fishgamegear   CURRENT WATER LEVELS • • • Central Texas HotSPOTLight: Lake Joe Pool • • • LOCATION: Lake Austin HOTSPOT: Steiner Ranch Lake

Reported by TF&G STAFF More Hotspots Available in the 2024 Texas Lakes & Bays Fishing Atlas www.FishGame.com/fishgamegear   CURRENT WATER LEVELS • • • West Texas HotSPOTLight: Lake Bridgeport • • • REPORTED BY: TJ Ranft Online: www.RanftGuideService.com Email: TFRanft17@gmail.com

The following table contains TIDE and SOLUNAR predictions for Galveston Channel (N 29.3166°, W 94.88°). TIDE PREDICTIONS are located in the WHITE SPACE above the TIDE GRAPHS on the Calendars. Use the Correction Table in the RIGHT TAB BELOW, which

The following table contains TIDE and SOLUNAR predictions for Galveston Channel (N 29.3166°, W 94.88°). TIDE PREDICTIONS are located in the WHITE SPACE above the TIDE GRAPHS on the Calendars. Use the Correction Table in the RIGHT TAB BELOW, which

WRONG WILLIE and I were sitting in my deer blind, hoping a deer or hog would drop by. It was late evening, and despite a recent warmup, early winter had returned with a vengeance, bringing the possibility of snow showers or freezing rain, depending on the weather’s fickle mood…