Gulf of Mexico, Texas Fishing Report - Daily
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October’s first cool fronts have the whole Texas coastline pulsing with action. We kicked off with a high tide at 4:12AM, a low at 9:39AM, rising again to a 1.6-foot high at 2:40PM, then back down to a low at 9:34 tonight. Sunrise was at 7:14, and with sunset at 7:01, you’ve got a solid window to target those prime early mor...
**Tides & Weather**
Sunrise today was at 7:14 am and we’re looking at sunset just after 7:02 pm—prime time to be on the water. For Texas City, the morning high tide rolled in early at 4:04 am (1.75 feet), with low tide around...
Weather is that c...
Today’s sunrise along the Texas Gulf Coast was right around 7:12am, with sunset expected at 7:09pm—giving us almost a full 12 hours to wet a line. The tides are moving slow today, with a low tidal coefficient; that means light current and subtle transitions from high to low water according to the Port A...
Sunrise hit at 7:10 am, sunset will wrap up at 7:08 pm. Over in Texas City, the tides today are moderate: we had a 1.7 ft high at 2:17 am, another at 4:14 am, then a lower tide of 0.4 ft at 2:53 pm. Tidal current is mellow with a tidal coefficient sitting at 49, which means we’re fishing in average co...
We kicked off the morning with sunrise at 7:08 AM and expect sunset at 7:12 PM tonight. For those planning your set, we’re riding a solid tidal swing today: high tide just before dawn at 4:30 AM, a midday low at 11:21 AM, and another strong high at 6:46 PM, which lines up great with that golden hour bite. Sabin...
Sunrise came at 7:07 a.m. and we’ll see sunset at 7:17 this evening. Tides are running high, with the first high tide swinging in at 5:34 a.m. and another push coming at 4:11 p.m. between lows at 11:10 a.m. a...
First up, weather—according to the National Weather Service, we've got gentle to moderate east to sou...
We’re coming up on the end of federal Red Snapper season—remember, federal waters closed on the 15th, but Texas state waters are open year-round for those snapper fans. Texas regs let you keep four a day at a minimum of 15 inches, so if you hug that nine-mile line, there’s still snapper up for grabs. Galveston is the perennial hotsp...
We’ve had a steamy mid-September day on the upper Texas Coast, with the **sunrise at 7:03am and sunset at 7:25pm**. Anglers hit the water early to beat the midday heat, running lines from Galveston to Freeport.
**Tide conditions:** Texas City saw a **high tide at 3:30am, dropping all the way to a low at 5:26pm**. Tidal movement was stro...
For folks fishing around Texas City, tod...
We got a humid, typical September morning on tap across the Gulf coast, with light winds out of the southeast and temperatures starting in the mid-70s, climbing into the upper 80s as the day goes on. Chance of rain is low, but keep an eye on those afternoon thunderstorms, especially i...
Sunrise today hit at 7:12 AM, and sundown’s lining up at 7:35 PM, giving anglers a solid 12 hours and change to get after it. For you tide-watchers, Port Aransas reported a low tide peaking at 12:54 PM and a big evening high tide rolling in at 11:02 PM. The tid...
We kicked off the day with a sunrise at 7:12 AM and you’ll get that last shot at a bite at sunset around 7:38 PM, so you’ve got a nice long window with o...
Let’s talk tides: According to Tide-Forecast for Texas City, we kicked off with a high tide at 5:56 a.m. (1.57 ft), followed by a low tide at 11:08 a.m. That means a moving window of slack water m...
Sunrise hit the water around 7:00 am and sunset is expected about 7:37 pm, giving anglers a full day to chase the bite. Tidal activity around Galveston Bay and Houston shows a first low tide at 1:49 am and a high at 10:14 am, setting up perfect mid-morning action around drains and flats. Down Padre way, high tide came in before daw...
Let’s start with the conditions: This morning’s sunrise was right at 7:00 AM, with sunset rolling in at 7:38 PM. We’ve got a mostly clear sky on tap, light southeast winds at about 5 to 10 knots, and seas holding steady around two fe...
We kicked off the morning with a high tide rolling into Texas City at 5:26 AM, and our low tide expected around 8:43 PM tonight. The sun rose over the bay at 6:58 AM and she’ll set at about 7:36 PM, giving us a solid window to cast through the day, especially on that afternoon-moving water. The tidal ...
Right off the bat, the sun’s breaking just after 6:50 AM, promising plenty of daylight until sunset close to 7:40 PM. The weather’s quintessential late summer—warm muggy air, barely a breeze early, then picking up—meaning morning and evening sessions will be your comfort zones. Water temps ...
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