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Rio Grande Texas Fishing Report Today

Rio Grande Texas Fishing Report Today

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Join the "Rio Grande, Texas Fishing Report Today" for the latest tips, hotspots, and expert insights on fishing in the Rio Grande region. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, our daily updates cover local weather, water conditions, and the best catches of the day, ensuring you have all the information you need for a successful fishing trip. Don't miss out—tune in and reel in more fish with us!

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  • Coastal Fishing Report Deep South Texas: Trout, Reds, and Drum in Protected Bays and Near River Mouth

    Coastal Fishing Report Deep South Texas: Trout, Reds, and Drum in Protected Bays and Near River Mouth
    Dec 5 2025
    Speckled trout and redfish have been the main story around Rio Grande country, with a few drum and flounder mixed in when the wind lays. Local reports up and down the Lower Laguna and mouth of the river say numbers aren’t crazy, but the folks willing to grind through the wind have been putting solid boxes together on moving water and low-light bites. [3][5]

    ## Weather and water

    A cool, drier pattern is hanging over Deep South Texas with seasonable temps in the 70s and a northerly influence behind the latest fronts, so expect a bit of a chill on the early runs and a steady breeze on the flats. [3][6] Skies are generally fair with passing clouds, which has kept the water clarity decent in protected bays but still a little stirred where that wind stacks up against shallow shorelines. [3][15]

    ## Tide, sun, and fish mood

    Along the coast from Port Mansfield down to the Rio Grande, tides are running modest, with one stronger push late day that’s been sparking the best redfish and drum activity around drains and guts as water dumps off the flats. [3] Sunrise is around seven local and sunset near five-thirty, so the early wade and last-light drift are lining up neatly with the stronger solunar windows and have been the prime times for better trout. [8]

    ## What’s biting and how

    Most recent catches inside the nearby Laguna Madre and passes have been slot reds, keeper trout, and a scatter of flounder, along with the usual sheepshead and mangrove snapper on structure when folks switch to dead shrimp. [5] Trout have favored slow presentations over potholes and edges, while reds have been cruising knee-deep, especially where a little off-color water meets clearer streaks pushed by the wind. [5][15]

    ## Best lures, baits, and hotspots

    Plastic paddle tails and soft shads on light jigheads have been the workhorses, with natural colors like pumpkinseed, glow, and bone doing damage; add a little chartreuse tail when the water muddies up. [4][5] For bait, live shrimp, pinfish, and cut mullet are still putting fish in the boat, with dead shrimp taking drum and sheepshead around rocks, pilings, and the ship channel edges. [2][5] Hot spots to try include South Bay and Boca Chica area flats near the Rio Grande mouth, plus the Brownsville Ship Channel edges and nearby coves that Today We Fish and other local guides regularly work for redfish, flounder, and trout. [5]

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  • Rio Grande Valley Fishing Report: Trout and Reds Crushing It

    Rio Grande Valley Fishing Report: Trout and Reds Crushing It
    Dec 4 2025
    # Rio Grande Valley Fishing Report – December 4th, 2025

    Well, folks, this is Artificial Lure coming to you live with your Rio Grande Valley fishing report for today, Thursday, December 4th. Let me break down what's happening out on the water right now.

    **The Bite is HOT**

    We're seeing fantastic action with speckled trout and redfish absolutely crushing it right now. Reports coming in from local guides show these fish are stacked and hungry, especially reds in the 5 to 10-pound range. Black drum and flounder are also cooperating when conditions line up.

    **What to Throw**

    For lures, the Corky is absolutely money in shallow water for sight-casting. Get out there at first light with topwater plugs – that early morning action is prime time. If you're working deeper channels, soft plastics rigged on jigheads are getting bit consistently. Live mullet and live shrimp remain your go-to baits when the fish are as active as they are right now.

    **Weather and Water Conditions**

    Today we're looking at mild conditions across the Valley – highs hitting the low 70s. That's perfect timing because we had that cold front push through recently, and the fish are responding well to the shift. Water temps are settling in nicely for winter patterns.

    **Tidal Windows**

    Check your tide tables – we've got both high and low tides throughout the day. Plan your trips around those movements; the fish feed more aggressively around tide changes.

    **Hot Spots to Target**

    Head to the shallow flats around Port Mansfield area – that's where sight-casting with Corkys has been producing keeper after keeper. The Rio Grande mouth itself continues to hold quality fish, particularly in the back bays where redfish love to hunt.

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  • Rio Grande Fishing Report: Tides, Temps, and Tactics for a Stellar Day on the Water

    Rio Grande Fishing Report: Tides, Temps, and Tactics for a Stellar Day on the Water
    Dec 3 2025
    Well hey there, folks! Artificial Lure here with your Wednesday morning fishing report for the Rio Grande area. Let me tell you what's happening out on the water today.

    First things first—tides. Down at South Padre Island, we're looking at that low tide already passed us this morning at 5:56 AM, and we've got our high tide coming in at 3:15 PM hitting 1.94 feet. That afternoon push is prime time for shoving bait into the shallows, so mark your calendars. Sunrise was at 6:59 AM this morning, and we'll see sunset at 5:36 PM, giving us a solid window to work with today.

    Now, about the weather—we've had that arctic front move through, and I gotta tell you, cooler water means active fish. We're looking at mostly cloudy skies here in the valley with temperatures in the low 50s. It's the kind of day where fish are feeding hard during those transition periods around the tide changes.

    From recent reports, reds and trout have been biting strong here in December. Largemouth bass over on Lake Casa Blanca have been hanging around rocky points and submerged structure with this water temperature drop. If you're chasing specs and reds, this is your sweet spot.

    For tactics today, throw topwaters early while we've got that sunrise window. As the day progresses and that sun gets higher, drop down to soft plastics and live shrimp. For reds and trout, mullet and live shrimp work phenomenally this time of year. If you're a lure guy like me, bone-colored spoons and chartreuse soft plastics have been producing consistently.

    Here's where to be: Hit the flats around Firemen's Park in McAllen. Town Lake there's got solid redfish and trout populations, plus they've got tackle and bait if you need to stock up. Remember—catch and release only at that spot. If you can get a boat out to Port Mansfield or toward the Rio Grande itself, the deeper channels are holding fish migrating to warmer winter holes. That's another hot spot worth the drive.

    The record books show we've had some solid catches in these waters. The channel catfish record stands at over six pounds, and largemouth bass have pushed past nine pounds right here in the Rio Grande area. That tells you what's possible when conditions are right.

    So get out there today and make the most of this bite while it lasts. Thanks so much for tuning in, and make sure you subscribe for more reports like this one. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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