Sabine Lake GOOD. 72 degrees. Speckled trout and slot redfish are biting in the jetty near the rocks with popping corks under live shrimp. Slot redfish, few trout, flounder, drum and sheepshead are being caught fishing rock piles and shell banks. Still an influx of water coming in from the river, so we will be fishing the deep water where … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 72 degrees. Rain and freshwater continue to flow into Sabine Lake. It should take a few more weeks for the water to stabilize. Fish in areas with higher salinity levels. Sabine Channel is good for sheepshead, drum and redfish along the edges of rocky banks and shell with live shrimp under a popping cork. Water color is … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 72 degrees. Still an influx of freshwater coming into Sabine Lake shutting off the bite on the North levee wall. It should take a few more weeks for the water to stabilize. Fish in areas with higher salinity levels. Intracoastal waterway is good for sheepshead, black drums and few redfish with Carolina rigged shrimp in 14-18 feet … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 68 degrees. High winds in the forecast, so fish in areas protected from the winds. Sabine channel to the jetties for redfish, drum, sheepshead on the rock piles and shell banks live shrimp with popping corks. Some catches of trout with red shad on ⅛ ounce jig heads on drop-offs in 12-14 feet. Jetties are good for … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 68 degrees. Sabine Lake is fresh due to runoff, this is pushing the fish to the banks. Water clarity is murky, so navigate with caution watching for floating debris. North Levee Wall is producing limits of speckled trout on live shrimp under a popping cork or darker colored plastics. Drum and sheepshead catches in Sabine Channel rock … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 68 degrees. Sabine Lake is fresh due to runoff from the Neches River. Navigate with caution watching for floating debris. Best catches coming from the channel, Intracoastal Waterway and jetties. Mixed bag of speckled trout, redfish, sheepshead and drum in the Sabine Channel and ICW on rock piles and shell banks with live shrimp under a popping … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 68 degrees. Redfish are holding in the potholes, rock and shell in the ICW biting live shrimp under a popping cork. Slot redfish and trout can be caught in the ICW in 12-15 feet of water with red shad quarter ounce jigs during incoming tides. Sabine Channel is good for slot redfish and slot trout with live … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 62 degrees. Slot redfish, smaller sized trout, and drum can be caught in the Intracoastal canal on live shrimp under popping cork. North Levee wall is good for nice catches of speckled trout in the morning using live shrimp under a popping cork or 5 inch plastics with 1/16 ounce jig heads. North end of Sabine Lake … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 65 degrees. Limits of slot redfish and trout in the ICW off points and concrete early in the morning on live shrimp with popping cork. Midday fish the deeper water of Sabine Channel along rock piles, drops and points in 8-16 feet of waters. Lots of sheepshead and drum showing up in the Sabine Channel. North Levee … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 65 degrees. Limits of redfish with a few trout mixed in are good in Lake Sabine ake on shell, points and drops. Some flounder mixed in as well. Drum are in shallow water cuts in 8 feet of water with live shrimp under a popping cork. Sabine Channel rock piles and bulkheads in 5-12 feet of water … Click Here to Read More