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KEY
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Apr-Oct, mornafternoon
craw crank, soft plastic, bump crank on bottom, Tx-rig plastics
2
Johnny’s Cove
186/H5
Apr-Oct, dawnmorn, aftn-dusk
Spooks, spinners, fish spook erratic, run spinner over moss
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
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Summer Trees
186/G5
All year, mornafternoon
Lizard, crank, Carolina-rig waterdog, fish outer tree line
186/F8
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
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Dam Rip Rap
186/F2
All year, dawn-am, aftn-dusk
crank, Tx-rig plastics, spinners, work above rocks
Buzzard Point Shoreline
186/F6
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
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Intake Canal
186/B3
Apr-Oct, mornafternoon
plastics, jigs, fish hump left of canal, bounce off bottom
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Old Ramp Cove
186/E8
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
6
Discharge Area
186/B5
Oct-Mar, all day
Jigs, plastics, deep lures, fish left/right of discharge
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Game Warden Cove
186/C9
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
7
Flat Point
186/D8
All year, all day
spinner, chug, cranks, fish cattails outward early
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Frog Cove
186/C9
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
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Joe’s Jigging Hole
186/G5
All year, mornafternoon
40 ft., use heavier wt on plastics, look for sunken bridge
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New Ramp Cove
186/B9
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
9
Third Bouy Hump
186/E3
plastics, deep lures, 22 ft. All year, morn-dusk Jigs, hump in 40 ft. Use marker bouy
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Cedar Creek Timber
186/C7
All year, mornafternoon
Waterdogs, cranks, jigs, lizards, work stumps
186/C2
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East Dam
186/F2
Apr-Sep, morning- live crickets, Gulp Worms, fish afternoon into/around rocks
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Hog Point Shoreline
186/G3
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Johnny’s Cove Shoreline
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West Dam
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CATFISH KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
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Buzzard Point
186/F6
Mar-Dec, morndusk
Worms, shrimp, punch bait, anchor S. side of point
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Dave’s Ridge
186/E8
May-Sep, Mornafternoon
Shallow crank, spoon, spinner, bass school in hot months
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North Trees
186/H7
All year, all day
Shrimp, stinkbait, chicken liver, chum lightly, fish above bottom
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West Side of Main Point
186/D8
Jan-Mar, Jun, OctDec, midday-aftn
deep-diving crank early, TX-rig watermelon worm
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Hog Trees
186/G3
Feb-Nov, morndusk
Worms, stinkbait, chicken liver, jerk at slightest twitch of rod
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Warden Point
186/C8
Apr-Sep, dawn, morning, night
shad/wht. tops, early morning use shad Pop-R
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Dam Rocks
186/C3
Apr-Oct, all day
Perch, cut bait, worms, 20ft, fish rocks on bottom
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Rock Point right side at Intake
186/C3
All Year, all day
3/8 oz. wht. spinner in heavy cover, 1/2 oz. traps
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Intake Canal
186/B4
All year, all day
Live perch, worms, stinkbait, cast within 10ft of cattails
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Ski Head Point
186/G2
Jan-May, Oct-Nov, am-midday
C-rig pumpkinseed lizard or junebug french fries
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Fite’s Ridge
186/C4
May-Oct, all day
Worms, liver, stinkbait, live perch, 50-60 ft with timber
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Hog Point
186/F3
All Year, midday thru afternoon
C-rig green pumpkin Senkos or black and blue
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Hotwater Discharge
186/B5
Jan-Mar, dawn-am, Punch bait, chicken liver, fish dusk-night near or on bottom
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Pond Dam Discharge
186/A5
Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec, mornaftn
shad cranks or crawfish spinners in heavy cover
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Park Cove
186/B8
Mar-Oct, all day
Stinkbait, worms, chicken liver, tightline straight down in trees
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Hump near East & North Point
186/B6
All Year, midday thru afternoon
C-rig, long leader, pumpkinseek, deep-diving cranks
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Main Point
186/D7
All year, all day
Stinkbait, liver, worms, 10 ft, chum area, fish stumps
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West Point
186/B6
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, am-midday
chart. tops, spinners use a slow roll
Boggy Creek Timber
186/D8
Feb-Nov, all day
Worms, stinkbait, cast toward stumps/trees; best in SE wind
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Camp’s Cove Pond Dam
186/B7
All Year, all day
watermelon/red brush hog, work dam sides/topslowly
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West Dam
186/C3
All Year, all day
watermelon/grn./pumpkin Senko, fish parallel to dam
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Hammer’s Point
186/H6
Feb-May, Oct-Nov, avoid mid-day
Thundershad, Senkos, work structure around pt.
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Buzzard Point Shoreline
186/E6
Jan-Apr, dawn thru shad jerk baits, Senkos, good dusk pre-spawn spot 8-12’
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Main Point
186/D7
All Year, all day
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Lilly Pad Cove
186/D8
Spring, Fall, dawn- slow roll 3/8 oz. wht. spinner or midday, ngt TX-rig 1/8 oz. lizard
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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FAYETTE COUNTY DATA SHEET Species
Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
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Park Prairie Park Oak Thicket Park
lake levels 390 ft. msl
Fluctuation:
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Maximum Depth: 70 ft.
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Park Prairie
All Year, all day
2 Park Prairie Pier
186/B8
All Year, all day
all species can be had, best to use live baits
Junk Yard Cove
186/F8
All Year, all day
All Year, all day; all species can be had, best to use live baits
4 Oak Thicket Ramp
186/F9
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All Year, all day; all species can be had, best to use live baits
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Conservation
SEE SPECIAL REGULATIONS > ABOVE, LEFT
red brush hog, C-rig, fish long sloping main point
bank fishing WITH ROAD ACCESS
FAYETTE COUNTY RES.
Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit.
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US 380 Texas 78 Texas 78 Texas 78 off Texas 78 Texas 78 off Texas 78 to FM 6 CR 434 to CR 384 off Texas 78 to CR 389 FM 1378 to FM2514 FM1378 to FM 3286 FM 1378 to FM 3286 FM 1378 to FM 546 US 380 to FM 982 FM 982 to FM 3364 US 380
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189/J5
February-May, dawn-morning
white traps, silver cranks, fish bank and timber
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Intake for Power Plant
191/I5
all year, all day
C or TX rig soft plastics, drop slowly down bank back
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Island by Dam
191/I2
all year, all day
blk/blue traps work island ridge to dam rocks, red jigs
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Dam Rocks
190/H2
all year, dawnmorn, aftn-night
black spinners, work parallel to rocks, fish shallows
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Island Point
190/H4
all year, morningafternoon
blk/blue deep cranks, work right north and around pt.
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Cut between Island
190/G4
all year, dawnmorn, aftn-night
work timber, watch electronics for drop off
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New Pump House
190/C2
all year, AM, dusknight
10” plastics, tops, work points and dredged channel
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East For Marina
190/E3
May-August, avoid blk/blue plastics, work cove & midday, aftn bank behind marina
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Point across Collin Park
190/D4
all year, dawnmorn, aftn-night
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380 Bridge
189/J7
May-Sept, midday- white cranks, silver traps, work afternoon parallel to rocks
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Railroad Tracks
191/J3
April-September, morn-aftn
tiger stripe cranks, white traps, chrome tops, wk rocks
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Collin Park
190/C3
all year, morningdusk
C rig plastic in red shad, fish around marina
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Pebble Beach
189/I1
March-October, morning-dusk
black/blue or blue flect plastics on TX rig, fish marina
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No Name Cove
188/G2
all year, morningdusk
C rig plastic in red shad, fish around marina
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May-October, dusk- blue fleck spinners w #5 blade, night fish levee top
blk/blue deep cranks, work right north and around pt.
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
live minnows, bounce jigs off rocks both tressel sides
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Lavonia Railroad Tressel 191/J4
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78 Bridge
191/L4
January-May, dawn- live minnows, white, green, afternoon chart. jigs, work pilings
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Branch Bridge
190/C9
January-May, morning-midday
great spawning area, work rocks and timber
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Lucas Bridge
190/A8
January-May, morning-midday
great spawning area, work rocks and timber
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Timber @ Collin Bridge
190/C4
March-October, midday-aftn
stay in 20-30’, go tree to tree, bait 5 reels from bottom
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380 Rocks
189/K6
January-May, morn- bounce white/chart. jigs off aftn, night rocks, live minnows
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Elm Creek
191/K8
January-May, dawn- work timber and grass, watch for afternoon spawning fish
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Tickey Creek Bridge
188/E1
January-May, dawn- work timber and grass, watch for afternoon spawning fish
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Culleoka Cove
188/G4
January-May, dawn- work timber and grass, watch for afternoon spawning fish
Price & George Creek
191/L4
January-May, dawn- work timber and grass, watch for afternoon spawning fish
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East Fork Park
190/E2
Mar thru Sep,dawn, crappie, catfish, minnows, jigs, morn, dusk, night shad, hit rocks, pts.
Power Plant
191/I5
Apr thru Sep, dawn, white bass, shad, jigs, cast into morn, dusk, night the current
Highway 380 Rocks
189/I7
Jan thru Dec, dawn, crappie, shad, use minnow, morn, dusk, night shad, fish rock near bridge
Tickey Creek Point
190/H8
Mar thru June, white bass, live shad, fish point dawn thru morning early
Clear Lake Pier
190/G4
Mar-May, Aug-Dec, crappie, catfish, white bass, use dawn, morn, dusk live minnows, shad
Brockdale Park
190/A6
Mar thru Oct, dawn, live shad, fish point south of morn, dusk, night ramp
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191/I2
May-September, morn-aftn
live shad, split shot, work 10’ down bounce off bottom
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Old Pump House
190/G2
February-September, morn-aftn
live shad, slabs, work live bait down 10’, bounce slabs
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Power Plant
191/I6
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, morn-aftn
live shad under weighted bobber with 5’ leader
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Little Ridge Point
191/I4
March-September, morn-aftn
live shad, white slabs, work both sides of point
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Pebble Beach Point
190/H5
March-October, morn-aftn
shad pattern slabs, work points both ways
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TX rig 6’ down with small bobber just off rocks
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190/G2
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Lakeland Park
191/J9
March-August, avoid midday
C rig with Kahle hook, drift across mouth of cove
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East of Baptist Encampment
190/C5
Jan-Mar, Oct-Dec, dawn-aftn
live perch, cut shad, drift or troll clear cut for big blues
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Between Tickey & Clear Lake
190/G6
Jan-Mar, OctDec,dawn-aftn
live perch, cut shad, drift or troll clear cut for big blues
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Culleoka
188/G1
Jan-Mar, Oct-Dec, dawnaftn
live perch, cut shad, drift or troll clear cut for big blues
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190/F4
March-October, morn-aftn
white traps, chrome slabs, watch for birds / find fish
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Power Plant
191/I5
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, morn-aftn
live shad, fish small outlet when water’s generating
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Power Plant Inlet
191/I5
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, morn-aftn
silver slabs, white traps, work down to buoys
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Baptist Encampment
190/E4
May-September, morn-aftn
white cranks, look for topwater fish, fish ridge
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Avalon Park
190/E3
March-September, morn-aftn
chart. cranks, troll along and look for birds
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N 33 03.672 W 96 27.593
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All year, all day
Mr. Twister, red shad, chart/wht., fish edges of bridge
Kickapoo Creek
192/C8
All year, all day
blk./blue Stanley jig, spinners, fish creek grass points
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Neches River Bend
192/G9
All year, all day
spinners, buzz baits, plastics, work the river bends
5
Cades Lake
192/F8
Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec, avoid aftn
spinners, buzz baits, fish pts. & brush along banksn
6
River Bend (The Rock Pile)
192/E3
All year, all day
jig-n-pig, TX-rig plastic worms, fish bend and stumps
HOTSPOT SOURCE
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Flat Creek Slough Bridge
194/D8
Avoid Spring/SepOct,dusk, night
cranks, jig-n-pig, hit old road bed and bridge edgesFlat
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Creek Bridge
194/D7
All year, all day
Mr. Twister, red shad, chart/wht., fish edges of bridge
9
Friendship Branch
194/A9
Jan-June, Fall, avoid afternoon
spinners, buzz baits, fish pts. & brush along banks
10
Country Line Inlet
195/I2
All year, all day
blk./blue Stanley jig, spinners, fish creek grass
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Saline Bay
195/I4
catfish, sand bass, chrome/blue traps, fish channel
Jan-May, Sep-Nov, spinners, buzz baits, fish pts. & dwn, am, dusk brush along banks
12
River Channel
194/G5
All year, all day
195/Ins A All Year, all day
bass, catfish, crappie, fish old roadway under bridge
Berryville Branch
195/Ins.A Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec, avoid afternoon
spinners, buzz baits, fish pts. & brush along banks
195/Ins A All Year, all day
bass, catfish, crappie, fish shoreline and bridge
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194/Ins. All year, all day A1
blk./blue Stanley jig, spinners, fish creek grass
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
192/C6
Kickapoo Creek Bridge
Ledbedder Bridge
Jan-Mar, all day
4 Dam Park
194/ Ins A1
All Year, dawn, morning
bass, catfish, crappie, traps, fish pockets and rock wall
5 Dam Boat Ramp
194/ Ins A1
Jan-Apr, dawn, morning
bass, catfish, crappie, red jigs, fish along the rocks
195/Ins A Jan-May, dawn, morning
bass, catfish, crappie, use live bait, fish along bridge
Flat Creek Road 6
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blk./blue Stanley jig, spinners, fish creek grass
CRAPPIE KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
Jan-Mar, Sep-Dec, all day
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
minnows, jigs, single or double rig, fish bridge piles
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195/Ins A Nov-Mar, May-Jun, blue/wht. jigs, fish ends of all day bridge and slough under 195/Ins A All year, all day
194/G1
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Kickapoo So. End
194/C8
All Year, dawn thru bass, catfish, crappie, traps, live mid-day bait, fish stumps
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Flat Creek Bridge
8 North End Kickapoo
192/B6
Jan-May, dawn thru bass, catfish, crappie, traps, live morning bait, fish stumps
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Kickapoo Creek Slough
192/B6
Jan-May, dawn, am, minnows, wht./blue jigs, single dusk, night rig, fish old bridge
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Horseshoe Bend
194/H6
Jan-Mar, Fall, dawn, morn, dusk
minnows, pink/wht. jigs, fish old tree stumps in bend
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Point Royal Bay
192/C2
Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec, dawn-morn
minnows, pink/wht. jigs, fish rocks and post in water
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Silver Leaf River Bend
194/G8
Jan-May, Sep-Dec, minnows, jigs, vertical jig by avd middy-ngt river trees, stumps
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Pine Cove Boat Dock
192/E3
Spring, dawn, am, aftn, dusk
LAKE PALESTINE DATA SHEET rules & regulations
Species
Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
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* Daily bag limits is 5 total in any combination. ** Daily bag limit is 5 total in any combination. *** Daily bag limit is 25 in any combination.
Deep End Public Ramp Cherokee Landing Chimney Creek Landing Saline Bay Flat Creek Public Ramp Kickapoo Public Ramp Chandler HWY 31 Ramp
lake levels Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/2/2012 Optimal Volume: 370,909 Current Storage: 364,995
FACILITIES ON LAKE KEY FACILITY
MAP LOCATOR
minnows, fish creek under bridge and each end brdg.
minnows, jigs, single rig, fish old dock & brushpiles
HYBRID STRIPED BASS
Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit.
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192/C6
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Chimney Point
194/ InsA1
Jan-Jun, Nov-Dec, dawn-morn
chrome spoons tied direct to tip, jig up and down
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Dam
194/ Ins A1
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, dawn-morn
spoons, traps, fish along rock wall of dam
3
West Bank near Dam
194/ Ins A1
Jan-May, Nov-Dec, chrome/blue traps, troll through dawn-morn schooling fish or cast
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Holiday Hills Point
195/Ins A Jan-Jun, Fall, dawn, morn, dusk
chrome/blue traps, troll along drop off, jig off bottom
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Brookshire Point Bay
195/Ins A Jan-May, Fall, dawn, morn, dusk
chrome/blue traps, spoons, troll and vertically jig
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Villages Retaining Wall
194/H8
Mar-June, all day
red worms, shrimp, fish rocks tightline or drift down
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Villages North
192/F1
Mar-Apr, morningafternoon
Danny King Punch Bait, shrimp, fish boat houses
3
Flat Creek Bridge
194/C8
Mar-June, all day
punch bait, shrimp, fish along rocks and bridge
4
Henderson Point
194/F7
Mar-July, dawn thru midday
red punch bait, tightline, slip bobber, fish shore shelf
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194/F3
Mar-Aug, dawn thru live shad, red punch bait, tightmorning line, fish the stumps
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Lake Palestine Dam
194/ Ins A1
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Chimney Creek
194/ Ins A1
Jan-May, Fall, avd midday, aftn.
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West Lake Pockets
194/ Ins A1
All year, dawn and traps for surface fish, jig and morning sassy shad along btm.
4
Holiday Point
195/ Ins A1
Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec, dwn, am, dusk
traps for schooling surface fish, jig spns. for deeper
5
Highsaw or Coffee Point
195/ Ins A1
Jan-May, Fall, dawn, am, dusk
chrome/blue traps, spns., tie direct for schooling fish
6
155 River Bridge
194/G2
Jan-Jun, Sep-Dec, dwn, am, dusk
chrome/blue traps, hit each end of old road bridge
7
155 Slough Bridge
194//G2 Jan-Jun, Sep-Dec, dwn, am, dusk
Jan-Mar, Fall, dawn, dusk, night
surface fish 1/4 oz. chrome/blue trap, graph and jig traps for surface fish, jig vertically for fish off bottom
chrome/blue traps, troll bridge old road end to end
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Bock Rip Rap
200/H6
Feb-Apr, dawn, morn, dusk
spinners, blk/blue soft plastics, work the rip rap slowly
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Cate Pond Dam
197/I4
May-Nov, dawn, morning, dusk
soft plastics on TX-rig or C-rig, cranks, work dam
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Grass Bed Two Finger
196/F8
May-Dec, dawnmid-day, dusk
soft plastics on TX-rig, wacky rig, fish grass edges
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Elm Hump
196/F7
May-Aug, dawnmid-day, dusk
soft plastics, deep diving cranks, work the deep hump
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Pond Creek Rip Rap
196/E5
Mar-Nov, dawn, morning, dusk
soft plastics, cranks, tops, hit the rocks with your bait
6
Culp Hump
196/H2
All Year, dawn, morning, dusk
jigs, live bait on C-rig, work the slopes & over the top
7
Brushpile-Airplane
200/E4
Mar-Nov, all day
spinners, finesse on TX-rig, great cove, work timber
8
Walling Hump
200/F6
Apr-Nov, dawn thru deep-diving C-rig, drop shot, fish aftn., dusk hump slopes
9
St. James Hump
200/F6
Jan-Nov, dawn, morn, dusk
deep-diving C-rig, drop shot, fish hump slopes
10
Railroad Levee Buck Creek
200/H6
May-Aug, dawn, morn, dusk
plastic blk./blue worm, TX rig, work pilings & brush
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Bock Rip Rap
200/H6
Feb-Apr, dawn, morn, dusk
spinners, blk/blue soft plastics, work the rip rap slowly
12
Grass/Wood
200/D8
Feb-Oct, dawn, morn, aftn-night
work the grass and timber, with weightless spinners
13
The Y
200/D7
Mar-Nov, all day
grn. pumpkin spinners, red cranks, work cove brush
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Grass
200/C6
Mar-Nov, all day
spinners, cranks, plastics, work the grass tops/edges
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Red Barn
200/A6
Apr-Oct, all day
spinners, cranks, plastics, work the brush/structure
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Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
LAKE RAY ROBERTS
Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit.
lake levels Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/1/2012 Optimal Volume: 788,167
* Daily bag limits is 5 total in any combination. ** Daily bag limit is 5 total in any combination. *** Daily bag limit is 25 in any combination.
Current Storage: 773,226
FACILITIES ON LAKE KEY FACILITY A B C D E F G
Isle du Bois St. Park Jordan Park Buck Crk Pub. Ramp Johnson Branch SP Pecan Creek Park Pond Crk Pub. Ramp Sanger Park
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The Dam
197/I1
Mar-July, dawn thru 4” live shiners, 2’ leader, bottom mid-day rig, keep in 5-15’
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Ball Camp Flats
200/E5
Apr-July, afternoon 4” live shiners, 2’ leader, bottom thru night rig, keep in 15-20’
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Spring Creek Road Bed
196/D9
June-Aug, morning- 4” live shiners, bottom rig, fish mid-day roadbed in 10-15’
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Union Hill Hump
196/D6
May-July, morning- 4” live shiners, bottom rig, drift afternoon over hump in 10’
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Cates Point
197/I4
June-Aug, dawn thru mid-day
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St. James Hump
200/F6
May-Aug, morning- 4” live shiners, bottom rig, hit N afternoon side of hump in 10-15’
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Walling Hump
200/F6
June-Sep, dawn thru afternoon
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198/D3
Mar-May, dawn thru chum area, cut shad, livers, afternoon headless shrimp
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Trinity River North
198/D6
Mar-May, dawn thru headless shrimp or dough bait, afternoon on C-rig, fish bottom
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196/E5
All Year, all day
4” live shiners, bottom rig, drift over point in 10-15’
4” live shiners, bottom rig, drift S side of hump
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April-Oct, all day
bass, catfish, worms, shrimp, work shoreline
198/E1
All year, all day
bass, catfish, crappie, live bait, p-seed worms
200/B1
All year, all day
bass, catfish, plastics, live bait, punch bait, cranks
4 Ray Roberts Marnia
196/E4
All year, all day
bass, catfish, crappie, live bait, work bank and pier
5 Overlook
197/K2
All year, all day
bass, catfish, crappie, live/cut bait, follow trail to shore
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197/I4
All year, all day
bass, crappie, catfish, sandbass, live bait, fish bank
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200/L5
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bass, crappie, catfish, work E & W bank of road
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198/C1
May-Dec., morning- minnows, blk./wht. jigs, work afternoon brush pile edges
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Running Creek Brush Pile
196/D8
May-Dec., morning- minnows, blk./wht. jigs, work afternoon brush pile edges
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Cates Cove Brush Pile
197/I4
May-Dec., morning- minnows, blk./wht. jigs, work afternoon brush pile edges
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Isle Du Bois Brush Pile
197/K5
May-Dec., morning- minnows, blk./wht. jigs, work afternoon brush pile edges
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197/I7
Nov-Mar., morning- minnows, chart. jigs, work piles, afternoon spawners in back
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201/L5
Jan-May, morning- minnows, chart. jigs, work N afternoon timber and reeds
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201/J6
Jan-May, morning- minnows, work timber in shalafternoon lows for spawners
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Stirrup Cove
200/D7
Jan-May, morning- minnows, work timber in shalafternoon lows for spawners
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Jan-May, morning- minnows, blk./wht. jigs, work afternoon brush pile edges
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197/K9
May-Nov, all day
wht./chart. slab spoons, large flat, look for birds
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197/L7
May-Dec, all day
chrome tops, look for fish w graph and look for birds
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197/K7
Apr-Dec, AM, midday, dusk
tops, jigs, slabs, look for birds and graph bait fish
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197/J1
All Year, AM, midday, dusk
slabs, spoons, jigs, summertime they school here
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196/E8
Apr-Sep, AM, dusk- slabs, jigs, tops, slowly troll w night slabs and tops
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Bridge at Sand Creek
200/A1
July-Dec, AM, dusk- spoons, jigs, tops, work the night pilings, brush, shadows
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Isle Du Bois Flat
200/A1
May-Sept, AM, dusk-night
slabs, jigs, tops, slowly troll w slabs and tops
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Bass, Crappie, Cats, live baits in the grass beds off pt.
207/J4
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk, night
Bass, Crappie, Cats, live baits in the grass beds off pt.
203/K4
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk, night
Bass, Crappie, Cats, live baits in the grass beds off pt.
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204/C7
All Year, All Day
Bass, Crappie, Cats, live baits, work dock edges & jetty
5 Highway 309 Park
205/I7
All Year, All Day
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202/F4
All Year, All Day
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202/F1
plastic worm, crankbaits, Spring/Summer/Fall soft jigs, wacky worms, topwaters,
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Magic Tree Hump
203/I6
Feb-June, morn. thru afternoon
4
Crab Creek
202/H7
Mar-May, Fall, dawn 3/8 oz. jig w soft trailer, key on thru dusk timber & creek channel
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Coffee Creek
203/K7
Spring, Fall, avoid midday, night
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Jones Branch
203/L7
Mar-May, Fall, dawn TX-rig worms, spinners, key on thru dusk timber & creek channel
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Grape Creek
202/F5
Feb.-Apr., dawn, morn, dusk
jigs, soft plastics, fish hydrilla shoreline out to 10’
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Power Line Cove
207/J4
Mar-May, Aug-Oct, dawn-after.
noon fish shallow in spring with jigs, topwaters in fall
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Old 287 Highway Hump
205/L6
March-October, dawn-dusk
chart. finesse baits, fish outside hump edges in 12-16’
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Hydrilla Flat
203/I5
May-August, morning-dusk
chart/wht flukes, fish hydrilla edges with TX rig
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Lighthouse Point
205/I3
April-October, morning-dusk
keep boat in 17’, cast to both point at lighthouse front
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287 Hump
204/D8
February-Nov, morning-dusk
drop shot red/firetiger spinners, work outside of hump
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Wood Creek
206/F5
Jan-Mar, Dec, dawn-afternoon
slow roll spinners, jig stick ups, work edges to fork
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Southport Marina
204/D7
Mar-May, Fall, dawn fish around levee w slow-rolled thru dusk spinners or C-rig
15
White Rock Cove
204/D7
Spring, Oct, AM, PM
16
Big Buck
204/H8
March-Nov., dawn- TX rig red plastics, work pepdusk pergrass and lilly pads
17
Bed Spring Cove
206/G5
Feb-Nov, dawn, morning, dusk
18
Winkler Creek
204/C4
Mar-May, Fall, dawn chart. soft plastics, key on thru dusk timber & creek channel
19
309 Flats
205/K5
February thru November, all day
chrome/blue traps, look for depth changes, grass pkts.
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South Shoreline Points
204/H3
Apr-June, dawn thru morning
tops, cranks, fish mainlake points surface feeders
lizards on wacky or C-rig, spinners, fish grass areas
prime spawn & post-spawn area, move in/out, hit ridge
hrome/blue traps parallel to shoreline at quick pace
jigs, soft plastics, fish hydrilla shoreline out to 10’
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
202/A3
Feb-Apr, dawnmorn, dusk-night
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Railroad Bridge
202/F2
Feb-May, Sep-Nov, fish cross members of bridge dawn-dusk pilings in 25-30’
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Grape Creek
202/F5
Mar-May, Sep-Oct, all day
live minnows, spring hit shoreline cover, fall hit timber
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Highway 287 Bridge
204/D9
All Year, all day
live minnows, start at 1st piling & work down til found
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FM 2859 Bridge
207/I4
All Year, all day
early spring hit boathouses, rest of year hit bridge
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Winkler Creek
204/C4
Mar-May, Sep-Oct, all day
live minnows, spring hit shoreline cover, fall hit timber
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Radio Tower Cove
204/G7
Mar-May, Sep-Oct, all day
live minnows, spring hit shoreline cover, fall hit timber
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Post Oak Creek
206/A5
Mar-May, Sep-Oct, all day
live minnows, spring hit shoreline cover, fall hit timber
9
Dogleg
204/D6
May-Sep, dawn, morn, dusk
live minnows, fish timber off channel in 20-30’
10
Big Cedar Creek
206/H2
spring, dawn, morn, after. dusk
wht/ylw jigs, minnows, follow creek, hit any structure
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Long Arm Branch
204/B7
March-May, midday-afternoon
live minnows, fish creek back and into little pockets
live minnows, fish shallows along access road bridge
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
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Summer/ Fall
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
RatLTraps, soft plastic worms, spoons, topwaters, slabs
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Blue Boathouse Cove
204/A6
Feb-Apr, dawn, morning, dusk
white/chart. spinners, fish the boathouse area
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Hickey Island & Eureka Creek
207/I1
Mar-May, dawn, morning, dusk
fish the small creek, the flats and timbers S. Hickey
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Antenna Cove Radio Tower
204/G7
Feb-Apr, Fall, dawn, blue/black plastics, hit humps in morn, dusk timbered area
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Hickey Island
207/J2
Jan-Feb, July-Oct, AM., Aftn.
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Big Cedar
206/H2
Mar-May, Fall, dawn plastics on shoreline early & thru dusk late, flip standing timber
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207/Ins B Spring/Fall
spinners, C-rig soft plastics, stick to deeper timber
soft plastic worm, crankbaits, topwaters, c-rig, spinners
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Jordan’s Point
204/C8
Aug-Oct, middayaftn
live minnows, fish timber off point or tie up and jig
13
Reka Creek
204/B4
May-Sept, mornaftn
fish front break or tie up and fish other bridge side
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Grandview North
204/B6
May-June, dawnafternoon
fish first creek slough or target the back creek dock
15
Hickey Island
207/J2
Feb-Sept, avoid aftn
fish deep timber when hot, shallow timber in spring
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Little Cedar
207/I1
Feb-March, avoid afternoon
work channel for pre-spawn fish, shallow for spawners
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287 Bridge
204/E8
May-Sept, morning- work bridge pilings, use light at night night under bridge
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County Park
204/H8
March-June, dawn- cast roadrunners in channel, fish dusk jigs/minnows reeds
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Mattie Gaston Park
206/H2
Feb-Mar, morningafternoon
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Southport Marina
204/C7
spring, dawn-morn, live shiners around dock edges, dusk-night bulkhead and jetty
21
Ash Creek
204/B3
Feb-May, Sept-Nov, live minnows, fish back shallows dawn-dusk of creek at night
live minnows, crappie jigs, fish shoreline 1-3’
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202/F1
March-June, dawn- stink bait, cut shad, C-rig, drop morning bait to btm. reel slowly
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Railroad Bridge
202/F3
March-May, dawnmorning
anchor 30 yards from bridge, cast 2-6’ from windy side
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Black Forest
204/D5
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
stink bait or cut shad with slip cork around timbers
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Midway Landing
203/K1
Jan-Mar, dawnmorn, dusk-night
watch for birds on S shore, cast or drift your bait thru
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Dogleg
204/D6
Jan-Apr, dawnmorn, dusk-night
live shad, watch for birds, fish move deeper after then
3
Old Highway 287
204/F7
March-Nov, avoid afternoon
downrig to roadbed 18-20’ or drift livebat over roadbed
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Black Forest
204/D4
Jan-May, Oct-Dec, am, dusk
throw topwaters into the timber or work thru w live bt.
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South Levee
204/F4
June-July, dawnmid-day, dusk
troll downriggers over levee or drift up/over then down
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Lighthouse Point
205/I3
All Year, dawnafternoon
slabs, troll using downriggers, drift with live bait
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Windsock
205/K2
All Year, am, dusk, slabs, troll using downriggers, night drift with live bait
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309 Flats
205/K5
All Year, mid-day
drift live bait over flats 2 cranks off btm., slabs on btm.
9
Main Lake Creek Channel
205/J4
Oct-Nov, dawnmorning
live shad, silver slabs as deep as 50’
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Walker Point
205/K4
Early Spring/ Summer/Fall
RatLTraps, soft plastic worms, slabs
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2859 Bridge
207/I3
plastic wormsNtopwaSpring/Summer/Fall RTsoft ters,
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Railroad Bridge
202/E3
Summer/ Fall
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207/K2
Winter, dawn-morn, stink bait or cut shad with slip dusk-night cork around timbers
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Pelican Island
204/H7
Dec- Mar, all day
slow drift large cut shad pieces over points & humps
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South Levee
204/F4
Dec-Mar, all day
slow drift large cut shad pieces over points & humps
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Ferguson Point
204/H4
Dec-Mar, all day
slow drift large cut shad pieces over points & humps
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Antenna Point
204/G7
May-August, dawn, live or cut shad using bottom morn, dusk rig, chum area first
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204/D6
Mar-Nov, early AM, live or cut shad using bottom dusk-night rig, chum area first
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Briar Creek
206/B7
April-September, avoid midday
best fished when creek is running or a lot of wind
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Big Cedar Point
207/I2
May-September, morn-aftn
cut bait, south wind pushes fish up to point to feed
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Catfish Point
204/C9
March-Oct, morning-dusk
need wind, stay in creek channel, work the bottom
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Cheneyboro
202/F5
March-Oct, morning-dusk
launch from ramp, go 10 yards & fish, tie up to timber
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2859 Shoreline
207/I5
February-June, all day
live/dead shad, drift shad to bank with south wind
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Corsicana Lake
206/B7
all year, all day
live or cut shad, drift off creek channel or shallows
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Big Buck Point
204/H7
Feb-Sept, avoid midday
live or cut bait, stink bait, fish different depths off pt.
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Chambers Channel
206/D4
Jan-Mar, Sept-Dec, float bait slowly to bottom, look all day for roosting birds
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Browns Bank
207/I5
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live or cut shad, live or cut bream, both on bottom rig
20
Grandview Bay
207/I1
March-August
live or cut shad, live or cut bream, both on bottom rig
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Railroad Bridge North
202/E3
March-November
live or cut shad, live or cut bream, both on bottom rig
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I-45
202/A3
Spring /Summer/ Fall
Cutbait, topwaters, Minnows
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207/I1
Summer
Cutbait, topwaters, Minnows
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206/A5
Spring /Summer/ Fall
Cutbait, topwaters, Minnows
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Hickey Island
207/K1
July-Sep, dawnmorn, aftn.-dusk
look for birds in timber, rip slabs thru surfacing fish
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Tarrant County Pump Station
207/L2
All Year, dawn, dusk
drift the area using white/chart. slabs or live minnows
3
North Levee
204/D9
May thru July, dawn, dusk
shiners, shad on C-rig locate levee, work the area
4
Old Highway 287
204/E7
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
wht/chart. slabs, locate structure and work the area
5
Pelican Island
204/H7
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
watch for birds, cast into birds or drift live bait thru
6
309 Flats
205/K5
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
tops, silver spns., search flat edges for large schools
7
Windsock Point
205/K2
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
live bait on C-rig, work bait up and down the point
8
Pelican Island
204/H5
Mar-Apr, Oct-Nov, morn, aftn
1 oz. silver or chart slabs, fish the island edges
9
Jones Hump
204/F6
Apr-Aug, morning- blue traps, topwater action best afternoon early or cloudy days
10
Walker Point
203/L6
March-October, afternoon
11
Pipeline
205/K3
Apr-May, Aug-Oct, watch for shad pushed off pipemorn, aftn line into the timber
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287 Bridge
203/I6
up to bridge, put out lights, May-October, night tie fish 6-8’ off bottom
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208/B2
February-April, dawn thru aftn.
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The Oaks
208/F2
All Year, dawn thru black/blue jigs, june bug plasafternoon tics, flip trees & stumps
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Rock Quarry
208/H5
February-April, dawn thru aftn.
4
Apache
208/H6
All Year, dawn thru spinners/cranks near stumps/ afternoon rocks, plastics at shore
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The Dam
209/K4
April thru October, reaction baits in morning & dawn-aftn. night, plastics in afternoon
6
The Islands
209/K3
All Year, dawn thru reaction baits in morning & afternoon night, plastics in afternoon
7
The Road Bed
209/L3
April thru October, run cranks along roadbed morn, dawn-aftn. even., C-rig in aftn.
8
Overlook Cove
209/L4
all year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
grn/wht cranks with steady retrieve, then stop
9
Yegua Park Coves
209/K3
all year, all day
fish shallow creek beds/lilly pads, erratic retrieve
10
Yegua Park West Shoreline
209/I2
all year, avoid midday
slow retrieve soft plastics, work vegetation
11
Birch Creek West Point
208/B3
February thru June, cove is good spawning area, dawn-dusk work around vegetation
HOTSPOT NAME
chart./wht. spinners around shoreline, flip reeds/brush
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
1
Little Crappie Point
209/K3
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Big Island Point
209/K4
Jan-May dawnmorn, dusk-night
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
3
Big Creek Tires
208/H5
Jan-May, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
4
Deer Island
208/F2
Apr-Sep, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
5
Pecan Lake
208/D2
Mar-Sep, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
6
The Oaks
208/F1
Mar-Sep, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
7
Apache
208/G7
Mar-May, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
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Rocky Creek Shoreline
208/H2
all year, all day
tie to buoys, fish over submerged trees in 12’
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Yegua Creek Mouth
minnows, crappie jigs, use green lights at dusk/night
Sept-Dec, fish brushpiles & deep holes, 209/Ins A Jan-Apr, dawn-noon bounce jigs of bottom
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Birch Creek Humps
208/D3
December-April, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
2
Apache
208/G7
Mar-May, Oct-Nov, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
3
Brushy Creek
209/I7
Mar-July, Dec, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
4
Birch Creek
208/D4
All Year, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
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Burns Creek
208/F1
Mar-June,OctNov,avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
6
Fence Line Hole
208/D2
All Year, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
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Deer Island
208/F3
All Year, avoid midday
catfish dough, live minnows or shad, use bottom rigs
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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All year, avoid midday
largemouth bass, live shad or red sof plastics on C-rig
1
Big Creek Hump
Yegua Boat Ramp
209/J3
All year, avoid midday
largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, use live bait
2
Rocky Creek Schooling Area
Rocky Creek Point
208/H3
March-July, morning-atfn
white bass use live bait, spoons; catfish, chum area
3
Welch Point
209/I6
All year, avoid midday
largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, use live bait
Big Creek Marina
208/H5
All year, avoid midday
Rocky Creek Boat Ramp
208/H3 209/J3
7 Yegua Pier
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
june bugs, watermelon plastics, TX rig, flip the reeds
Jan-Apr, dawnmorn, dusk-night
209/L3
Overlook Point
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
208/G4
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
208/G4
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
Blacksmith
208/H6
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
4
Yegua Hump
209/J3
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, use live bait
5
Welch Humps
209/I6
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
All year, avoid midday
largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, use live bait
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Dam Area
209/L4
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
All year, avoid midday
largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, crappie, use live bait
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Bubble Lane Hump
208/F4
March-July, morning thru aftn
white/chrome slab spoons, hop spoon along the btm.
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212/H4
Feb-Sept, morn, dusk
chartreuse Sassy Shad, slabs, fish hump top & edges
Wolf Cove Humps West
212/H4
Feb-Oct, morn, dusk
chartreuse Sassy Shad, slabs, fish hump top & edges
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Sun Point
213/I8
March-October, morn thru aftn.
chartreuse slabs, fish on point edges, look for birds
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Sun Point Reach
213/I8
March-October, morn thru aftn.
chartreuse slabs, fish on point edges, look for birds
5
Arm Point
212/D9
Mar-July, Oct., dawn-afternoon
chartreuse slabs, fish the tip of the point
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Cloud Point
211/L1
April-July, morning, chatreuse slabs, fish on point afternoon edges, look for birds
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Tall Man Reach
213/L6
May-July, Oct., morn -afternoon
8
Holiday Humps
212/H3
Mar-May, Sep-Nov, charteuse sassy shad, slabs, morn, aftr fish hump top and edges
9
Cloud Point
211/K2
Feb-April, morning chatreuse slabs, fish on point thru aftn. edges, look for birds
10
Finger Point
211/I1
April-July, morning- chatreuse slabs, troll slowly afternoon around the point, graph
Wolf Cove Humps East
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charteuse/white sassy shad, slab, fish the schools
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Wrist Point
212/D9
September-October, mid-day
cut shad, use jugline for bottom rigs for freeliners
2
Wolf Cove Humps West
212/G5
May thru August, morning
cut shad, drift across hump using a C or TX rig
3
Arm Point
210/H1
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Stone Point Area
210/H9
May-August, morning, afternoon Feb-April, dawnmidday
cut shad, chum area, drift flats slowly using C or TX rg sponge bait or live shad on bottom rig, drift or anchor
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
Holiday Marina Highway 1 47 Duck Cove Marina
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212/G4
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All year
crappie, catfish
Spillway-FM 47
213/J3
March-May, NovFeb
white bass, crappie, catfish, striped bass, hybrids
Aug212/Ins C March-May, Nov;
white bass, crappie, catfish
210/H3
March-May, AugNov;
white bass, crappie, catfish
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213/I2
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white bass catfish
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lake levels Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/1/2012 Optimal Volume: 871,685 Current Storage: 837,397 Percent Full:
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Duck Cove
212/Ins C Jan thru May, dawn, buzz bait, jigs, spinners, hit the morn, dusk shallow vegetation
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Rabbit Cove
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FM 751 @ Duck
212/Ins C June-Dec, dawn, morn, dusk
cranks, worms on TX or C-rig, work rip rap and brush
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FM 751 @ Waco
212/Ins C June-Dec, dawn, morn, dusk
same bait as #3, work rip rap, brush & ramp hump
5
Rock Pile @ 751
212/Ins C June-Dec, dawn, morn, dusk
same bait as #3, work rocks running into water frm. rd.
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Oak Cove Bridge
211/Ins B All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
cranks, worms on TX or C-rig, work rip rap and brush
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dawn, Cedar Branch North End 213/Ins E Feb-April, morn, dusk
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Tall Man Reach
213/J8
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
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Wolf Cove
212/G4
Jan thru May, dawn, spinners, buzz bait, hit standing morn, dusk timber, see spawners
10
Holiday Marina
212/H3
Jan-Jun, Nov-Dec, AM, dusk
BIG FISH AREA, hit old metal poles, rock jetty, slips
11
Cedar Hump
213/K9
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
circle hump, locate school, look for current in saddle
12
Fish Cove
213/I9
Feb-May, dawn, morn, dusk
use bright soft plastics when windy, natural when not
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Freebridge
213/I9
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
spawners in spring, fish marina & point rest of year
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White Deer Reach
212/E6
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
hit coves, brush in spring, points in other months
15
Long Bow Reach
212/F5
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
hit coves, brush in spring, points in other months
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Hickory Cove
210/F6
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
most popular area on lake, many big fish, hit shallows
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North Shore of Caddo Inlet
210/E5
Feb thru May, dawn, morn, dusk
good spawning area, hit stumps, veg., ditches, points
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Cow Leech Creek Entrance
210/Ins A All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
only access in high water, hardly any fishing pressure
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Cedar Creek Entrance
210/Ins A All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
only access in high water, hardly any fishing pressure
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All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
only access in high water, hardly any fishing pressure
212/D9
210/A5
All Year, dawn, morn, dusk
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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buzz bait, jigs, frogs, work vegetation, look spawners hit timber, humps, guts in summer, coves w pads rest
CRAPPIE KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Two Mile Bridge
211/J3
Dec-March, dawn thru mid-day
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, fish bridge pilings, shadows
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Tree North
211/I5
March-May, dawn, midday, dusk
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, work different depths
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Tall Man Timber Point
213/J8
Mar-June, dawn, midday, dusk
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, work in and around timber
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Tall Man Timber
213/Ins E Mar-June, dawn, mid-day, dusk
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, work in and around timber
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Duck Cove
212/Ins C Nov-May, dawn, mid-day, dusk
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, work bridge pilings, brush
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Hickory Cove
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210/G6
Mar-June, dawn, midday, dusk
211/Ins B All Year, dawnmidday, dusk
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210/H6
May-July, dawn thru mid-day
sponge bait or frozen shrimp, chum area, anchor
6
Moon Reach
210/D4
March-June, dawn- live or cut shad, chicken liver, midday drift the area or anchor
7
Rainbow Point
211/I3
January-April, dawn-aftn.
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9
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chum the area then drift with live or cut shad, shrimp
dawn- chum the area then drift with live 212/Ins C January-May, morning or cut shad, shrimp 212/E6
March- May, morning-aftn.
live shad, nightcrawlers, anchor and freeline
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Limestone Cove
215/L3
all year, all day
wht soft plastics, fish main lake and into both forks
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Buncombe Creek Shoreline
215/K4
Mar-June, dawnmorning
dawn use buzzbaits, later jigs, work shallows to deep
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Two Creeks
214/H3
May-October, all day
blue fleck buzzbait early, fish stump patches
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Rock Creek to Paw Paw Creek
214/E3
All Year, all day
spinners, plastics, work shore & channels, vary rate
5
Buncombe Creek
215/J6
Apr-July, dawn, dusk
medium to dark soft plastics, work visible structure
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Little Mineral
219/I3
Apr-July, dawn, dusk
spinners or soft plastics, fish points and dropoffs
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East Burns Run
219/O5
Apr-July, dawn, dusk
spinners or soft plastics, work sands and dam rip rap
8
Sunset Cove
219/O8
Apr-July, dawn, dusk
medium to dark soft plastics, work visible structure
9
Points of Little Mineral
219/I4
Feb-May, dawnmorning
orange/green cranks, work backside of windy points
Hagerman Refuge
216/D2
Mar-July, dawn, morning, dusk
white/green spinners, work backside of windy points
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Paw Paw Creek
214/E2
shiners, work creek edges, March-May, all day live stickups, boat houses
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Rowland Cove
214/H3
shiners, work cove edges, March-May, all day live stickups, boat houses
3
Walnut Creek Resort
216/B6
Mar-May, dawnmorn, dusk-nght
live shiners, work creek edges, stickups, boat houses
4
High Port Resort
217/J8
All Year, dawnmorn, dusk-night
live shiners, work creek edges, stickups, boat houses
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Grandpappy Point
219/K6
Apr-Oct, dawnmorn, dusk-night
live shiners, work point structure, stickups, brush
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Highway 70 Bridge
222/E1
Jan-Mar, June-Dec, minnows, 1/32-1/16 oz. jig, work dawn-morn pilings, vary depth
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Railroad Bridge
221/J6
Jan-Mar, June-Dec, minnows, 1/32-1/16 oz. jig, work dawn-morn pilings, vary depth
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377 Bridge
214/H3
Jan-Mar, June-Dec, minnows, 1/32-1/16 oz. jig, work dawn-morn pilings, vary depth
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Texas Flats
215/I3
Mar-May, Sep-Oct, no mid, aftn.
chart./glow wht. sassy shad, slabs, live shad on C-rig
2
Juniper Point East
215/I2
Apr-May, Oct-Dec, dawn-midday
artificials in fall, live shad in spring, bump bottom
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Slickem Slough
214/E2
Jan-Mar, Dec, midday-aftn
white worm/grub 7” trailers, work shallow points
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Treasure Island & N Island
216/H9
Apr-May, Oct, no midday, aftn.
tops, throw pencil poppers & red fins in 2-8’ on banks
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Preston Point Bend
219/I8
June-Aug, avoid dusk, night
buck jig, the ledge no lower than 40’ or higher than 20’
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Washita Flats
221/K3
All Year, dawn, morning dusk
summer, drift or downrig, rest yr. watch for birds
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The Cross
Year, dawn, 220/InsC All morning dusk
summer, drift or downrig, rest yr. watch for birds
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Coffer Dam
219/O5
Mar-Oct, dawn, morning, dusk
live shad or downriggers, drift live bait on C-rigs
9
Table Top
219/M9
July-Sep, morning- drop chart. slab to btm., fast dusk retreive, drift in 32-42’
Little Mineral
219/J7
January, morningdusk
10
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
chart. sassy shad, slow retrieve, jerk hard when hit
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Ingram Hollow Rock Piles
214/F1
Apr-June, Sep-Oct, deepdiving cranks, cast into AM, night rock pile, bounce off rks.
2
Limestone Creek
215/L3
All Year, dawn, morning, dusk
3
Mill Creek
216/F7
Apr-June, Sep-Oct, crawfish plastics, cranks, fish AM, aftn. deep bluffs & stick ups
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Sand Point
214/G2
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
215/J2
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
377 Bridge
214/H3
All Year, all day
wht/ylw spinners, sluggos, fish tire reef, rip rap, docks
12
Wood Island
216/G9
April-August, all day
wht soft plastics, fish main lake and into both forks
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Lighthouse Resort
219/I5
All Year, all day
dawn use buzzbaits, later jigs, work shallow to deep
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Islands
218/F6
All Year, dawn, morn, afternoon
spinners or soft plastics, fish points and dropoffs
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The Cross
16
Rocky Point
219/K7
May-Sep, dawn, morn, dusk
17
Pump Station
219/K6
May-August, dawn, orange/green cranks, work backmorn, dusk side of windy points
18
Willafa Woods
219/O9
July-Sep, dawn, morn, dusk
orange/brown buzzbaits, work grass 1-3’ vary retrieve
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Washita Flats
221/L2
May-July, dawn, morn, dusk
live shad, traps, fish both sides of station to 30’ drop
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Mac Creek
220/E4
Apr-June, dawn, morn, dusk
chart./chrome buzzbait, rattletraps, fish bait balls
dawn, 220/InsC July-Nov, morn, aftn
chart. cranks, fish back stumps and mouth dropoffs Perl/chartr. Soft plastics; fish banks and timber
CRAPPIE
Mar-May, Oct-Nov; catfish, striped bass; cut shad, all day liver; long cast deep
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catfish, striped bass; cut shad, liver; long cast deep
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
minnows, shad, work underwater brush and dropshot
Maw Tucker’s Cove
217/I8
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Paradise Cove
216/E4
Apr-June, AM, dusk, night
pink/white roadrunners, use lights at night, slow roll
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Willis Bridge
215/I3
May-July, avoid dawn, midday
1/8 oz. jigs, anchor under bridge, use lights at night
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220/H3
April thru Nov; all day
5 Grandpappy’s Point
219/K6
Feb thru Jun; dusk striper, smallmouth, largemouth; thru night fish shallow structure
12
Wood Island
216/F9
April-July, dawndusk
roadrunners, jigs, spawning area, fish shallow brush
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Eisenhower Park
219/M3
Mar, July-Aug, Nov; striped bass, smallmouth, largeavoid afternoon mouth; look for bait fish
13
Mill Creek
216/C7
March-Dec, dawndusk
live minnows, work boathouses and brushpiles
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The Dam
219/P3
May thru Jul; dawn striped bass; pop chrome/blue thru morn, dusk topwaters near rip rap
14
Crappie Cove
218/G5
Mar-July, Oct-Nov, roadrunners, work boathouses midday-aftn and shallow banks
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221/L3
June thru Sep; avoid afternoon
striped bass, largemouth; topwaters; vary retrieve
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Soldier’s Creek
220/A5
April thru July, morn-afternoon
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, cast to the back of creek
219/I6
all year; all day
catfish, striped bass; cut shad, liver; long cast deep
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Washita Point
221/I3
May thru July, afternoon-dusk
live minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs, cast to shallow banks 5-10’
216/B6
all year; all day
all species; live baits; work the structure in shallows
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Lighthouse Resort
10 Walnut Creek Resort
catfish; cut shad and prepared bait; cast into deep water
HOTSPOT NAME
Mar-July, dawn, morning, night
9
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thru Sep; 220/InsC May all day
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216/C8
all year; all day
striped bass, cats, crappie, white bass; live bait
Juniper Point
214/I2
all year; all day
striped bass, cats, crappie, white bass; live bait
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Willa Woods, E. Burns, Sunrise
219/O8
July-Aug, morning- fish shad at 40-60’ dropoff, fish dusk should be in 30-40’
12
Rocky Point
219/K7
Sep-Oct, dawn, morn, dusk
tops w S, SE, SW wind, fish within 2’ of shoreline
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North of 70
222/H3
April-May, dawndusk
live/sassy shad, hit all pts & dropoffs, pre-spawners
14
Washita Flats-Soldiers Creek
220/G3
Aug-Oct, all day
small fish on top, larger fish 20-24, fish accordingly
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Between Two Bridges
221/I8
Jan-May, dawnafternoon
sassy shad, chart. jigs, cast into birds away from boat
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Preston Peninsula
220/E1
June-Aug, AM, dusk, night
shad traps, tops, work in 7-10’ early & late in the day
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Soldier Creek
220/C3
Mar-Oct, AM, dusk, crawfish cranks, work the bluffs night pull bait off drops
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Eisenhower to Pump Station
219/L5
Nov-Apr, avoid midday
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Rip Rap around Railroad Bridge
220/I7
Apr-July, Nov-Dec, green/blue/orange jigs, don’t let AM, aftn. bait fall before retrieve
orange/blue jigs/plastics, work shore early, deep later
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219/O5
June-Aug, AM, dusk-night
chart./wht. slabs, watch for surface activity and birds
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Washita Flats
221/L2
All Year, AM, dusk, see birds, cast into them; graph night to find ledges/humps
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Wahita Flats
221/I3
All Year, AM, dusk, see birds, cast into them; graph night to find ledges/humps
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Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit. * Daily bag limits is 5 total in any combination. ** Daily bag limit is 5 total in any combination. *** Daily bag limit is 25 in any combination.
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WALLEYE: MLL = 18 inches and daily bag = 5
GAR: During May, taking alligator gar is prohibited in
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Walnut Creek Coves
216/B6
All Year, all day
medium to dark soft plastics, work visible structure
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Caney Creek Points
220/B3
Mar-Oct, morningafternoon
white/green spinners, work backside of windy points
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Chocolate Chip Cove
221/L4
All Year, morningmidday
dark soft plastics in C-rig, work channel edges
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Little Glasses
222/C2
April-July, dawn and dusk
dawn use buzzbaits, later jigs, work shallow to deep
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Two Creeks
218/F6
May-October, all day
blue fleck buzzbait early, fish stump patches
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Coves East of Highport
218/F4
Oct-Mar, morningafternoon
white 6” Sassy shad on 1 oz. jighead, work edges 18’
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Thousand Trails
216/B7
May-June, Sep-Oct, chrome/firetiger topwater plugs no mid, aftn to wind-blown points
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Stump Pass
218/F5
April-October, all day
wht/chart. soft plastics, fish shallow channel/shoreline
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The Concrete
220/H3
Oct-Nov, morning, afternoon
cast on submerged concrete 40’ off bank in 8-10’
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Rock Creek
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220/InsD April-September, morning, dusk 222/G1
April-September, all day
chart./chrome buzzbait, rattletraps, fish bait balls firetiger soft plastics, fish rip rap on both bridge sides
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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East Burns Run Creek
219/O6
April-July, SeptOct, morn-aftn
cast into willows and exposed tree roots in 2-10’
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220/H6
Mar-June, Sept-Oct, fish submerged brush in 10-25, morn-aftn anchor boat
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Mill Creek Flats
216/H8
Mar-May, Nov-Dec, locate fish on edge of flats, drift no mid, aftn. shad thru them
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Paw Paw Creek
214/D6
Jan-March, morning-aftn
18
Goose Island Pass
216/D6
Mar-May, Nov-Dec, look for diving birds, cast into no mid, aftn. them, apply tactic to #1
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Gar Cove
216/C6
Jan-Apr, Oct-Dec, dawn-aftn
pumpkin jigs, tails dipped in garlic glo, fish long point
20
Mill Creek Cut
216/G8
Jan-May, Oct, dawn-dusk
chrome/blue tops, fish both sides humps and stumps
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The North End
218/G7
April-December, dawn-dusk
topwaters early, slabs and jigs midday to dusk
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Five Creeks
220/A2
June-August, dawn-morn, dusk
drop chart/wht slab and vertically burn slab to boat
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T.I. Point
220/E1
April-Dec, dawnmidday
fish banks with topwaters and jigs, use slabs deep
24
Red Clay Point
219/K7
May-June, October, work chrome & white topwater dawn, dusk plugs to shallow banks
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Butterfly Cove
219/L4
July-August, dawn- tops on surfacing fish, drop morn, dusk slabs to bottom, burn up
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
1
Lebenon Point
214/E7
June-August, all day
cut shad on C rig, drift and bounce the bottom
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Texas Flats
215/J2
Apr-May, Aug-Oct, cut shad, drift the flat with light all day weight, 3/0 hook
3
Mill Creek Flats
215/I2
Apr-June, Aug-Oct, cut shad or prepared bait, work all day potholes & dropoffs
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The Islands
216/H9
April-December, all day
cut shad or shiners, drift w long leaders w 1/4 sinkers
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Sand Bass Pass
217/I8
All Year, AM, dusk, chart./wht. slabs, watch for surnight face activity and birds
5
Wood Island
216/G9
All Year, AM, dusk, see birds, cast into them; graph night to find ledges/humps
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Texas Flats
215/J2
All Year, AM, dusk, chart./wht. slabs, watch for surnight face activity and birds
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The Dam
219/P4
May-July, dawnmidday
tops on surfacing fish, drift shad deep midday
27
Platter Flats
221/L2
Apr-June, Sept-Nov, morn-aftn
tops early, Sassy Shad jigs from 10-25’
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Washita Point
221/I1
Apr-June, Oct-Nov, morn-aftn
live shad, anchor or drift on ledges to 40’
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Alberta Creek
221/I6
April-August, dawnmidday
topwaters early, slabs and live bait midday
30
Catfish Bay
220/H9
Mar-May, Oct-Dec, dawn-dusk
cast jigs on main lake points & anchor w live shad 30’
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The Oil Wells
222/H2
Jan-March, morningaftn
fish the oil wells mid-lake 2-20’ with Sassy Shad jigs
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HOTSPOT NAME
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
222/G1
Apr-July, Nov-Dec, green/blue/orange jigs, don’t let AM, aftn. bait fall before retrieve
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Sunset Cove/Colbert Boat Club
219/O8
All Year, all day
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Highway 70 Bridge
222/G1
Nov-Apr, AM, mid- work rip rap east of bridge with day, dusk shad or small cranks
11
Highport Marina
218/E4
Feb-May, Oct-Dec, all day
work rocky banks and point with shad soft plastics
12
Twin Coves
218/G5
Feb-May, Oct-Dec, morn-aftn
work rocky ledges, use small crawfish cranks
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Rock Creek
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Caney Creek
220/C3
Feb-May, Oct-Dec, dawn-dusk
work deep rocky ledges and main lake rocky points
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Millen’s Cove
219/K9
May-October, dawn, dusk-night
use clear/shad topwater plugs on back side rocky pts.
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The Rocks of Little Mineral
219/I4
Jan-Mar, October, morn-midday
cast firetiger cranks to rock bluffs along shoreline
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Butterfly Cove
219/L4
Feb-April, Oct-Nov, fish all lures from mouth to the all day back of coves
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The Dam
219/P4
Feb-April, November, all day
white deepdiving cranks, locate structure 15-40’ down
Oct-Dec, work deep rocky point and creek 220/InsC Feb-April, dawn-dusk ledges
gold and shad stick baits, fish the dam rip rap
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
216/G8
April-June, dawnafternoon
anchor, shallow fish 2-10, spawning catfish, cut shad
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Washita Point
221/I3
January-March, dawn-aftn
live shad and perch, place jugs in 50’ monster blues
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Willafa Woods
221/K1
May-September, all day
C rigs with 5/0 hooks, drift deep points in 30’
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Willow Springs
221/K7
January-March, dawn-dusk
place jugs on long points and 30’ flats, live shad
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Old Coffer Dam
219/O5
all year, all day
stink/cut bait, C rig, float on leader, slowly drift humps
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Red River Spawn
214/D8
Mar-May, dawnmidday
white roadrunners, slow retrieve when cold, fast warm
8
Pelican Point
214/D5
March thru April, all day
white traps, chart./blue slabs, drift, use electronics
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Rock Creek
214/D2
SeptemberDecember, all day
chart./chrome slabbing spoons, fish top to bottom
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Willis Bridge
215/I3
July-Sept, dawnmorn, dusk
clear/chrome slabs, drift, look for seagulls
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Goose Island
216/D9
Jan-Mar, Sept-Dec, small jigs, drift submerged AM, dusk island, fish top to bottom
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Walnut Creek
216/B6
Jan-Mar, Oct-Dec, morn-aftn
Sassy Shad, drift across points & humps in 10-20’
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Behind the Islands
216/G9
July-Oct, dawnmorn, aftn-dusk
drift flats in 10-20, watch for seagulls/surface action
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morning- chart. slabs, drive and bump 220/InsC Sept-Dec, afternoon bottom in 15-30’ 220/E4
Apr-May, Sep-Dec, chrome/white roadrunners, drift/ all day cast both creek sides
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Nolan River
Nov-Dec, spinners, yellow/chartreuse 224/Ins A Mar-May, AM, dusk worms, work stickups
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Oct-Nov, yellow/white cranks, spinners, 224/Ins A Jan-June, AM, dusk work points & stickups
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Morgan Lakeside Park
AM, after- chartreuse, motor oil, pumpkin224/Ins A Jan-July, noon, dusk seed worms on TX-rig
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Steele Creek
224/E6
Feb-May, Sep-Oct, dawn-morn
spinners, purple flake worms, work drop offs, sticks
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224/G2
Jan-May, Sep-Dec, all day
chrome/crawfish, yellow/chartreuse/white worms
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Bear Creek Flats
225/I6
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Katy Flats
224/H1
Nov-Jan, dawndusk
chart. slabs, bounce off btm., diving birds, long cast
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Point 9
225/I2
Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec, no mid-day
use topwaters when schooling, slabs on bottom in fall
hell bender w pet spoon chaser rig, troll at 2 mph
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
225/K5
Jan-Feb, Nov-Dec, no mid-day
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
live perch, cut shad, set trot or jug lines channel edge
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Cedar Creek
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Cedron Bluffs
224/F1
July-September, avoid mid-day
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Steel Creek - White Bluff
224/H7
May-July, morning- cut shad, stinkbait on C-rig on afternoon bottom near stickups
5
Deep Flats
227/I6
Jan-Feb, Nov-Dec, no mid-day
cut shad, punch bait, cork 4-6” above hook, drift w wgt
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Frazier Creek
227/I8
March thru June, avoid mid-day
cut shad, live perch, fan cast, hit ledges along flats
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Towash Creek
227/L7
March thru June, avoid mid-day
cut shad, live perch, fan cast, hit ledges along flats
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Whitney Creek
227/K8
April-August, avoid cut shad, live perch, anchor shalmid-day low, fan cast
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Soldiers Bluff
226/H2
June-September, avoid mid-day
live perch on trot or jug lines on bluff/underwtr. ledge
McCowan Flats
226/E8
May-July, morning thru mid-day
frozen shrimp, cut bait on C-rig, drift with bait on btm.
224/Ins A June-September, avoid mid-day
live perch, set jugs w cut shad along channel edge live perch on trot or jug lines on bluff/underwtr. ledge
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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State Park
227/I7
Oct-Dec, AM, dusk- crawfish cranks, black spinners, night use a slow roll
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State Park
227/J7
Oct-Dec, AM, dusk- crawfish cranks, black spinners, night use a slow roll
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King Creek
226/E6
Apr-May, Oct.-Nov., crawfish cranks, chartreuse dark no midday worms, finesse rig
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Lofer’s Bend Park
227/K5
Mar-Apr, dawn and Zara Spooks, prop baits in bone/ dusk chrome work shore
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West Lofer’s Bend
227/I3
Mar-Apr, Oct-Nov dawn, dusk
topwaters in bone and chrome, use topwater tactics
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Little Rocky Creek
226/H2
Mar-May, Oct-Nov avoid midday
cranks, slow roll spinners, worms work dropoffs
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Mouth of Big Rocky
226/H4
Mar-May, Oct-Nov avoid midday
spinners, cranks, finesse rigs work slow on drops
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
226/H2
Dec-Jan, AM, afternoon, dusk
lead head jigs w plastic trailer, look for birds, long cast
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Big Rocky Creek
226/G3
Nov-Jan, AM afternoon, dusk
same as #1, use medium retrieve, troll w long line jigs
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Deep Hump
227/I5
Jan-Feb, AM, afternoon, dusk
1-2 oz. slabs, anchor, bounce slabs off btm., keep tight
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Sand Point
227/K8
Mar-May, AM, afternoon, dusk
sassy shad, long cast on point, slow retrieve, cloudy
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Between 2 Creeks
227/K7
Mar-Apr, AM, afternoon, dusk
walk the dog w Zara Spooks using medium retrieve
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Bear Creek Shoreline 225/J6
March thru Septem- catfish, cut shad on C-rig w cork 3” ber, avoid mid-day higher, tightline
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State Park Point
227/I7
Mar-May, dawn, morn, aftN, dusk
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Soldiers Bluff
226/H2
May thru Septem- use bobber w cut bait or run down ber, avoid mid-day to 10’ without one
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Loafer Bend Shore
227/J4
Mar-May, dawn, morn, aftn., dusk
stripers, white bass, throw tops along flats shoreline
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226/H7
Mar-June, dawn, morn, aftn., dusk;
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chrome/crawfish, yellow/chartreuse/white worms
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King Creek
226/E6
Jan-July, Oct-Nov, dawn-dusk
chrome/crawfish, motor oil worms on TX or C-rig
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Frazier Creek
227/I8
Mar-May, Oct-Nov, dawn-dusk
spinners, cranks, worms on TX or C-rig, work sticks
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State Park
227/K8
Jan-June, Oct-Nov, chrome/crawfish, motor oil AM, dusk worms on TX or C-rig
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Arrowhead Shore
227/L6
Jan thru Feb, AM, afternoon
w birds, long cast w swim bait, no birds, bounce slabs
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Deep Flats
227/I6
Jan thru Feb, morn- 1 oz. minnow slab, bounce, keep mid-day line tight when falling
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McCowan Flats
226/F9
Jan-Feb, Nov-Dec, dawn-dusk
wht/chart./chrome slabs, watch for birds, long cast
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Sand Point
227/K8
Mar-May, dawnmorn, aftn.-dusk
sassy shad w flea fly or crappie jig tied 14” above
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Whitney Point
227/K7
Mar-May, dawnmorn, aftn.-dusk
same bait as #4, birds diving bounce off bottom
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Island Flats
226/H5
June-July, avoid mid-day, night
chrome/blue traps, make long casts w medium retrieve
McCowan Flats
226/G7
Aug-Oct, dawn morn, atrn, dusk
same as #7, let lure rig trail 14 to 18’, watch rods
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Little Rocky Creek
226/H2
Dec-Jan, AM, afternoon, dusk
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Big Rocky Creek
226/G3
Nov-Jan, AM afternoon, dusk
same as #1, use medium retrieve, troll w long line jigs
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Deep Hump
227/I5
Jan-Feb, AM, afternoon, dusk
1-2 oz. slabs, anchor, bounce slabs off btm., keep tight
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Sand Point
227/K8
Mar-May, AM, afternoon, dusk
sassy shad, long cast on point, slow retrieve, cloudy
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Between 2 Creeks
227/K7
Mar-Apr, AM, afternoon, dusk
walk the dog w Zara Spooks using medium retrieve
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lead head jigs w plastic trailer, look for birds, long cast
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Panhandle and Big Bend Lakes Fending off Historic Drought Lake Alan Henry Location:
45 miles south of Lubbock on the Double Mountain fork of the Brazos River
Surface area:
2,880 acres
Impounded: 1993 See Page:
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largemouth bass you need to hold the mouth closed and look at how far back it reaches. If the mouth goes past the orbit of the eye, the fish is a largemouth. If it reaches to the center of the eye it is a spotted bass. Good catches of crappie are frequently found around the fishing pier and in flooded timber in the arms of the reservoir in the spring and fall. Crappie are best caught with jigs or minnows vertically fished around structure.
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lake amistad Location:
On the Rio Grande, 12 miles northwest of Del Rio
Surface area:
64,900 acres
Impounded: 1969 See Page:
Lake Alan Henry Map Grid Largemouth bass are the most popular species in the reservoir. This lake has produced a number of lunker-size fish (13 pounds or larger.) Several have been entered in the Toyota ShareLunker program. Alan Henry was stocked with Alabama spotted bass as the reservoir filled. These spotted bass grow much larger and faster than our native spotted bass and can reach 4+ pounds. Crappie are abundant in Alan Henry Reservoir. There are no white bass or walleye PG 232 in the lake. Smallmouth bass were stocked, but have not developed a significant population. Structure is primarily rock and flooded timber. The lake is very narrow with a very steep shoreline. There are small areas of aquatic vegetation in some of the coves. The best season for bass fishing is spring when water temperatures reach about 55-60 degrees. Common fishing lures include plastic worms, spinner baits and crank baits. There is ample habitat around the lake so anglers have a lot of area to choose from. The lake gets a lot of fishing pressure, especially during the weekends in spring and summer. Most of the spotted bass are located near the dam. To distinguish spotted bass from
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Largemouth bass are the most popular and most abundant sportfish in Amistad. Channel and blue catfish are present in good numbers with an occasional flathead showing up. Striped bass are popular and sought by anglers due to their strong fighting characteristics and their potential for trophy sizes. Frequent stockings by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department maintain the striper population because they have not successfully reproduced in this reservoir.
White bass provide popular seasonal fishing during spring spawning runs. Smallmouth bass are present; anglers report better success with this species in the Devil’s River arm of the lake. Amistad Reservoir is dominated by rocky structure. The lake abounds in rock ledges, steep rocky drop offs and rocky points and shorelines. Additional structure is provided by isolated flooded timber. Periodically, flooded terrestrial vegetation (brush) provides important fish habitat following water level increases. Largemouth bass anglers are most successful during the fall, winter, and spring months. Topwater baits, buzzbaits and spinner baits work well in the early morning and late evening. Crankbaits can be effective along rocky shorelines, points and dropoffs. At midday many anglers turn to plastics such as Texas and Carolina rigged worms or grubs to effectively fish the deeper waters near vegetation or rocky structure. Catfish anglers can find channel and blue catfish throughout the lake. Stinkbait and cutbait work well for both species. Many anglers try to improve catch rates by “baiting” catfish holes with sour grain to attract the catfish. The best action for white bass is during the spring spawning runs. These occur from late January through March as whites migrate up rivers to spawn. Effective baits include rattle traps, jigging spoons and live bait such as minnows.
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15 miles southeast of Wichita Falls off US Highway 281
Surface area:
14,969 acres
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Lake Arrowhead Map Grid Lake Arrowhead is recognized as a premier white crappie lake. Be prepared to share the water with many other anglers in spring, when limits of nice-size crappie are caught in the lower half of the reservoir. Arrowhead also contains channel, blue, and flathead catfish, with blue cats being most harvested. All three species can get big here: the lake record for channel catfish is 12.9 pounds, and for blues, 74.7 pounds. Flatheads over 40 pounds are not uncommon with the lake record at 56.8 pounds. Largemouth bass fishing can be very good at times, depending on water turbidity. Bass of the Florida largemouth strain were stocked in 1995, 2001, and 2005. There have been documented catches of largemouth bass over 12 pounds and tournaments are becoming increasingly popular. Abundant numbers of large, hungry, white bass cruise the lake throughout the year. The lake record is 2.88 pounds. Fish habitat includes riprapped areas along the dam and bridges and rocky shoals near the main lake points. Good amounts of standing timber remain in the upper end of the reservoir and in the back of most coves. Aquatic vegetation varies with water levels. Fifteen old oil derricks, extending high above the water, make unique fishing sites. These metal derricks mark wells that were capped and sealed before the lake was impounded. They provide unique fish attractors, useful for anglers in boats. Spring is the time to fish for white crappie. While crappie can be caught year round, the majority are caught during the spawning period. They’ll be located in shallow water
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near shoreline habitat. The dam, state park area, and bridges produce stringers full of fish. Skirted crappie jigs with in-line spinners or minnows are the baits of choice. Boat anglers can almost always catch crappie at the oil derricks from 12-19 feet. Nice-sized largemouth bass can be found in the lower parts of the reservoir, concentrated around rock riprap, aquatic vegetation, docks, points, and woody debris. Most are caught near the sail boat cove, dam, and the Henrietta bridge. Top water and shad imitation baits work well, especially during the summer months. As a rule, bass at Arrowhead are found in water five feet deep or less. If the water is turbid, they may be found in water only 1-2 feet deep. Fishing for catfish is productive year round. Favorite baits include shrimp, prepared stink baits, and shad. Boat anglers have had high success rates “baiting out” likely areas with soured wheat. This usually attracts channel cats within a day and can provide good fishing for several days. Another productive technique is drift fishing. On days with light to moderate winds, boat anglers bait multiple rods with shrimp or shad and let the boat drift with the wind, keeping bait near the bottom. Blue catfish anglers might want to concentrate efforts below cormorant roost sites in the upper part of the reservoir. Trot and jug lines baited with shad are almost always productive. While there is not a well-defined white bass spring spawning run, groups of mature fish do congregate off the rocky main lake points in March and April.
lake O.H. Ivie Location:
On the Colorado and Concho Rivers, 55 miles east of San Angelo
Surface area:
19,149 acres
Impounded: 1990 See Page:
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OH Ivie has excellent largemouth bass fishing and has contributed more than its share of ShareLunker fish in recent months, including the milestone ShareLunker No. 500 Cover in the reservoir is primarily standing timber. The trees and brush were not cleared from the reservoir basin before the lake was impounded, so there are thousands of acres of flooded mesquite, oak, and juniper trees in all parts of the reservoir. Flooded saltcedar also makes up a large proportion of the fish cover. Native vegetation and hydrilla occurs in the main part of the lake and is spreading up the Colorado River and Concho River arms. The structure in the main part of the reservoir is mostly rock. In the river arms it is mostly mud flats. Largemouth bass are caught using live bait and artificial baits around the aquatic vegetation and standing timber. Another effective bass technique is flipping jigs or soft plastics into the saltcedar. Trophy-sized fish are caught on Carolina-rigged plastic worms, minnows and water dogs fished off deep (20+ feet) humps and drop-offs. Catfish are caught all over the reservoir using live and cut baits. Crappie fishing is usually best at night. Most white bass fishing is done by trolling crank baits in the main part of the reservoir near the dam. Source: Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.
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SPECIAL REGULATIONS: For largemouth and spotted bass there is no MLL. Daily bag = 5 bass in any combination. Up to 5 largemouth or spotted bass may be retained; however, only 2 may be less than 18 inches.
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dawn thru slow roll white spinners 3-10’, 230/E3 Feb-Mar, morning pitch jigs in brush
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morning 230/E3 Feb-Mar, thru midday
white or yellow crappie jigs, minnow, fish 3-6’
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wht. jigs, live minnow, work brush bends in creek
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soft jerk baits, red worms, work slow in 3-10’
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Aug-Oct, 231/K3 Feb-May, dawn-pm-nt
10-12” red shad worms, Senkos, work pt. and bend
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Zara Spooks, shad tops, work points and grass
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Sept-Oct, 10” Wacky Worms in dark colors, 230/K6 Apr-May, am-aftn work 10-25’
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dawn thru shiners, Waterdogs, soft plastics 231/L5 Feb-May, aftn, night on TX rig, work grass
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231/I6
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black shad tubes, lizards on TX rig, work the column
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231/I5
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10” Wacky Worms in dark colors, work 10-25’
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morning- shiners, Waterdogs, soft plastics 231/K2 Aug-Nov, afternoon on TX rig, work grass
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231/I3
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Dec, 230/F5 Jan-Feb, midday-afternoon
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dawn- 5-7” green/red Senko, TX rig, no 231/K6 May-October, morn, aftn weight, swim slowly
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dawn 5-7” green/red Senko, TX rig, no 231/K6 May-October, - morn, aftn weight, swim slowly
shad, crawfish cranks, work 5-25’ near point & ledges
Feb-May, morning- black shad tubes, live shad, work afternoon slowly
Mar-May, dawnmorn, afternoon
if you think you’re going too slow, slow down more slow roll & thump 1/2-1 oz. white spinner, CO blade
July-October, morn, drop 2-3” PopR tubes under afternoon schooling fish this is where tournament fish are weighed & released
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Gobbler Creek
morning230/E4 Apr-May, afternoon
live minnows, 2” wht./yellow jigs, work brush 2-8’
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live minnows, 2” wht./yellow jigs, work 15-30’
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morning- live minnows, 2” wht./yellow jigs, 231/K3 Mar-May, afternoon work 5-15’
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dawn, 1/32-1/16 oz. tube jigs, minnows, 231/K5 July-October, aftn -night work tree edges
live minnows, 2” wht./yellow jigs, work 15-30’
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nightcrawlers, cut shad, fish in 10-20’, hit bottom
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cut shad, live perch, nightcrawlers, fish in 10-20’
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thru April, 233/K4 March morning
weightless Senko, fish bushes on point in 4-10’
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midday232/H1 Jun-Aug, afternoon
pitch jigs to hydrilla in 10-12’ off bottom in 25’
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morning- DD-22 cranks, work inside edge 234/D9 May-Aug, dusk of grass, drag C-rigs
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jerk bait, cranks, fish flats to the back during spawn
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watermelon/natural plastics on C-rig, work structure
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June-Aug, Dec, 4” Roboworm, suspended fish, 236/G5 Jan, afternoon dropshot vertical
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dawn 236/G2 March-July, thru morning
fish peppergrass with white buzzbait or slow frogs
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Year, avoid 237/M4 All midday
work different depths with cranks, spinners, plastics
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clear/blue tops, fish shallow spring & fall, deeper hot
chrome/blue jerks, spring spawning area, fish shallow Tennessee shad cranks, fish flats, humps, drop offs
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use drop shots in deep water 20-50’, tops in shallows
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Year, morning, 234/K9 All dusk
use drop shots in deep water 20-50’, tops in shallows
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Year, morning, 239/K9 All dusk
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Main Lake Marker 7-9
dawn-a, 235/M6 May-Nov, aftn-dusk
slowly troll white slabs or jig or C-rig vertically
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dawn-am, slowly troll white slabs or jig or 236/C4 May-Nov, aftn-dusk C-rig vertically
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dawn-am, striper jigs, white slabs, work 237/P6 Aug-Feb, aftn-dusk vertically, slow troll
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dawn-am, work white slabs vertically, deep 236/F3 Mar-Aug, aftn-dusk cranks on hot days
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dawn-am, tops when cool, slabs or spoons 238/E1 Aug-Feb, aftn-dusk when it heats up
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cut bait, cheese bait, chum area, fish bottom
Jan-May, Nov-Dec, 237/InsA dwn-am, dusk
live minnows, crappie jigs, work pilings and shade
Devil’s River over Rough Canyon
Nov-Dec, 238/H7 Jan-May, dwn-am, dusk
grubs, live minnows, tube jigs, work grass and rocks
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Jan-May, Nov-Dec, 238/A1 dwn-am, dusk
grubs, live minnows, work grass, trees and rocks
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Jan-May, Nov-Dec, 238/E2 dwn-am, dusk
grubs, live minnows, work grass, trees and rocks
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dawn237/O6 Aug-Feb, morning, dusk
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Aug-Dec, silver slabs, chrome spoons, 236/F2 Jan-May, dawn-dusk work vertically, slow troll
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dawn236/H9 Aug-Feb, morning, dusk
silver slabs, chrome spoons, work vertically, slow troll
small cranks, spintails, look for birds and bait fish
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lake levels Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/2/2012 Optimal Volume: 3,278,281 Current Storage: 1,918,369
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PUBLIC OPERATION
LOCATION
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do fish Mexican waters, a Mexico fishing license is required for everyone in the boat. Mexico boat permits are no longer required. For information on Mexico’s fishing regulations, visit the National Aquaculture and Fishing Commission (CONAPESCA) website: www.conapescasandiego.org.
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Jun-Jul, 237/N4 Feb-Mar, Fall, am-aftn
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San Pedro Flats
Nov, avoid chrome/blue jerks, spring spawn237/O4 Mar-Apr, midday ing area, fish shallow
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Aug-Nov, heavy grass jigs, tops, work 237/InsA Mar-May, all day grass, trees and rocks
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July-Sep, 237/InsA Jan-Mar, am, aftn
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dawn-am, natural jerks, tops, fish creek 237/InsA Feb-May, aftn-dusk edges in grass & trees
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Evans Creek
Aug-Nov, soft plastic jerks on C-rig, tops, 238/A1 Mar-May, avd midday fish the grass, shade
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Back of California Creek
thru April, 238/E2 March morning
weightless Senko, fish bushes on point in 4-10’
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238/E2 All Year, all day
clear/blue tops, fish shallow spring & fall, deeper hot
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avoid 238/G1 May-Sep, midday
DD-22 cranks, work inside edge of grass, drag C-rigs
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237/M9 All Year, all day
live perch, heavy grass jigs, work the water column
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Year, morning, 239/InsB All dusk
gold fleck tops, good spawning area, fish flats, points
silver/black tops, swimbaits, good spawning area
use drop shots in deep water 20-50’, tops in shallows
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241/I5
Feb-Jun, Sep-Nov; Buzzbaits & poppers early/late; Dawn thru dusk wht/chrtr. spinn, cranks all day.
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Cove East of Dam
241/I8
Feb-Jun, Sep-Nov; Same as above; work tight to Dawn thru dusk vegetation and structure.
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Sailboat Marina Cove
241/J7
All year; dawn thru Frogs and red lizards fished dusk near vegetation.
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West Arrowhead Park Cove
240/G7
All year; dawn thru Work cove back in spring/fall; dusk fish deeper in summer.
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Apache Park
240/E7
Spring, Fall; Dawn Wht/chrtr. spinners, frogs buzzthru dusk baits; work vegetation
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Dam
240/G8
All year; Dawn thru Shad cranks, topwaters early dusk and late.
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Deer Creek Causeway
243/H5
All year; Dawn thru Crankbaits; focus on corners of dusk the bridge.
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Lake Arrowhead State Park Piers
240/E8
Feb-Nov; Dawn thru Dusk
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Black watermelon plastics; work brush under piers.
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Dam Face
240/H8
Apr-May; dawn thru Minnows, 1/8 oz jigs; fish rip morn, dusk rap, keep bait at bottom.
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Lake Arrowhead State Park Piers
240/E7
Mar-May, Oct-Nov; Minnows on bobber; 1-2 ft. off dawn-morn, dusk bottom near brush
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Henrietta Bridge
241/K5
Mar-May, Oct-Nov; Minnow; try SE corner of causeDawn-morn, dusk way rip rap & pilings.
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Deer Creek Bridge
243/H5
Mar-May, Oct-Nov; Minnow; try SE corner of causeDawn-morn, dusk way rip rap & pilings.
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Post Oak Bridge
242/F4
Mar-May, Oct-Nov; Minnow; try SE corner of causeDawn-morn, dusk way rip rap & pilings.
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The Derricks
240/H8
Jan-Mar, Jun-Dec; Morning, dusk
Minnows, 1/8 oz. jigs; fish derricks in 12-20 ft.
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Brushpile N. Side of State Park Point
240/F7
Summer, Winter; All day
Black chrtr. jigs & minnows; Christmas tree pile.
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Brushpile Off Piepers Pier
240/G7
Summer, Winter; All day
Minnows, jigs; Christmas tree pile.
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Brushpile S. Side of State Park Point
240/F7
Summer, Winter; All day
Minnows, jigs; Christmas tree pile.
Standing Timber
240/G2
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Minnows, jigs; group of standing timber near river channel.
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Hump North of Pawnee Point
241/I7
All year; All day
Crift cut or live shad around the hump; Jigs work good.
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Lower End of Lake
240/G7
All year; All day
Crift cut or live shad around the hump; Jigs work great.
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Upper End of Lake
242/G7
Feb-Dec; All day
Punch bait, cut shad; fish under cormorant nests.
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Main Lake Point
240/H3
All year; All day
Live or cut shad; good place to throw trotlines.
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Cove
240/F5
All year; All day
Punch bait; chum the area first, fish the bottom.
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Shoshone Park
242/C6
May-Jun; All day
Live shad or nightcrawlers; fish after a rain.
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Deer Creek Causeway
243/H5
Winter, Early Cranks, Jigs, Minnows; good Spring; Dawn-Dusk from bank or boat.
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Bunny Run Points
241/I4
Summer; All day
Cranks, when the wind is blowing on the points.
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Rock Jetty
240/G4
Summer, Winter; All day
Shad-colored crankbaits & spoons.
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East of State Park
240/F8
Apr-Nov; Morning, White plastics w/ inline spinner; dusk troll early & late.
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Hump North of Pawnee Point
241/I7
Apr-Nov; Morning, Shad rap; troll large hump, fish dusk depth and cast to it.
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Dam Face
240/H8
Mar-Oct; Morning thru dusk
White plastics w/ inline spinner; troll early & late.
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Upper End of Lake
242/E6
Summer, Winter; All day
Shad-colored crankbaits & spoons.
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2 Cove East of Dam
241/I8
Feb-Jun, Sep-Dec; wht./chart. buzz baits, work near/ dawn thru dusk around vegetation.
Sailboat Marina Cove
241/J7
Feb-Dec; dawn thru red lizards, work from pt. to dusk back, fish vegetation.
W. Arrowhead Park
240/G7
All Year; Dawn thru Work cove back in spring/fall, dusk fish deeper in summer
242/B6
for Catfish year-round; All year; Day/night Good Crappie & White Bass in spring.
240/F8
fish on bottom w’ long Summer; Day/Night Catfish, casts; W. Bass, cast lures.
241/K5
Feb-Jun, Sep-Nov; Fish wht./chartr. tops early & dawn thru dusk late, day work cranks.
242/G5
Feb-Jun, Sep-Nov; Fish wht./chartr. tops early & dawn thru dusk late, day work cranks.
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SERVICES PROVIDED
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Spreen Drop
Oct-Nov, 244/H8 Spring, am, afternoon
dark 10” worms, spoons, work ridge top toward river
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Deep Cut
dawn, 245/J7 Mar-May, morn, dusk
20+ cranks, jigging spoons, find drop 18-35’ vertical
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Yellow Bluff
Fall, dawn sft. plastics, bass holding in 245/L7 Jan-Mar, thru dusk trees 10-30’, spawn feed
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West of Concho Park
Fall, dawn, 245/L6 Spring, morn, dusk
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Hydrilla Flat
Sep-Nov, dark colors vertical baits, wht./ 246/D7 Mar-June, dawn-dusk chart. tops, hit hydrilla
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Three Fingers
246/D4 All Year, all day
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Mouth of Grape Creek
Fall, dawn- deep water staging area in win246/D8 Spring, dusk ter, 15-50’ deep
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North Island Channel Edge
Sep-Dec, 246/F4 Jan-Apr, dawn-dusk
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SW Freese Dam Flat
best spawning spot spring, spinners 1-15’ pockets, pts
spawning pkts. & pts. for staging fish, deep edge/trees
deep cranks, work steep channel, shallow in fall
247/InsC Apr-June, all day
big soft plastics, deep spawning bass, drift large flat
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Gatlin Creek Flat
246/G1 Apr-June, all day
big soft plastics, deep spawning bass, drift large flat
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Lake Record Ridge
246/E3 Feb-Mar, all day
anchor on point, big, dark soft plastics worms, C-rig
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Gatlin Creek
morning, 246/E1 Mar-Nov, dusk
pumpkinseed soft plastics on TX-rig, work edges
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Abeline Pump Sta. Channel
Sep-Nov, spawn against shore 12”-10’, 245/K7 Feb-May, avoid dusk post channel trees 10-30’
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Main Lake Point
Fall, avoid minnows, hit trees lining chan245/K5 Jan-Mar, midday/aftn. nel, night, use lights
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Horse Creek
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Channel Bend
244/Ins B Feb-Mar, all day
minnows, jigs, spawning fish in trees, mouth of creek
Fall, avoid minnows, hit trees lining chan246/C5 Jan-Mar, midday/aftn. nel, night, use lights
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live perch, cut shad, hit edge of channel next to bluff
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Deadman’s Bluff
244/G9 All Year, all day
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Spring Creek
Sep-Nov, cut shad, stink bait, great trotline 245/J8 Mar-June, all day area at creek mouth
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Sep-Nov, live perch, goldfish, trotlines on 244/Ins B Feb-May, all day secondary channel
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Colorado River
245/I7
Feb-Apr, Sep-Nov, all day
minnows, jigs, troll/drift middle channel spawners
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Abeline Pump Station
Sep-Nov, 245/K7 Feb-Apr, all day
minnows, jigs, troll/drift middle channel spawners
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Concho River Bridge
Sep-Nov, minnows, jigs, fish around bridge 244/Ins B Mar-May, all day pilings & channel
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245/L4
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cranks, shad jigs, hit steep drop off ledge 2 to 40’
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troll cranks around channel, live baits in channel
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Fall, avoid 246/D8 Feb-Apr, midday/dusk
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cut or stink bait, channel cats in back pocket
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246/G3 All Year, all day
live perch, big shiners, deep trotlines for yellow cats
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cut shad, live perch or goldfish, use trotlines
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
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minnow, jigs, suspend fish in trees
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Hill Country Stripers, Largemouth & White Bass Lake austin Location:
On the Colorado River in the City of Austin
Surface area:
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Impounded: 1939 See Page:
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ing tackle to the weed beds and boat docks often works well. Other popular artificial lures include plastic worms and jerkbaits. For live-bait fishing try minnows suspended under corks along the weedlines. Sight fishing also works well during the spring spawn which occurs February through April, depending on the weather. Because cold water is released from Lake Travis just upstream, bass will spawn later in the year on the upper end of the lake. Look for them in the backs of major creeks, around marinas and in the numerous boat bays that line the lake. Panfishing can also be good along the edge of the weedlines using small tube jigs or crickets on light spinning tackle, or small poppers with a fly rod.
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Lake Austin contains an excellent population of largemouth bass bass with the potential for a trophy. Many bass weighing 8-10 pounds are caught each year. The reservoir also has some good quality bluegill, redbreast, and redear fishing, and has low-density populations of flathead and blue catfish. Fishing during the summer months is best done at night due to heavy recreational boating activity in the daytime. Anglers should use caution when fishing at night. Lake Austin contains abundant submerged aquatic vegetation (Eurasian watermilfoil and hydrilla). Cover is also provided by the many boat docks that line the shore of the lake. Several major creeks enter the lake including Bee Creek near the Tom Miller Dam and Bull Creek near the 360 bridge crossing. Largemouth bass anglers should concentrate their efforts in and along the edges of weed beds that line the shoreline. During the summer months (especially on weekends) pleasure boating activity on this reservoir makes fishing from a boat difficult, if not impossible. Anglers should plan trips early in the morning or at night this time of year. Because of the clear water conditions this can be an excellent night fishing lake for bass. Casting white spinnerbaits and topwaters or pitching jigs with heavy bait cast-
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Lake buchanan Location:
15 miles west of the town of Burnet, on the Colorado River
Surface area:
22,211 acres
Impounded: 1937 See Page:
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Lake Buchanan is noted for its excellent striped bass and white bass fishing. It also contains under-rated largemouth bass and Guadalupe bass populations. White bass and striped bass runs occur in the spring (FebruaryMay) with most of the fishing occurring from Beaver Creek up into the Colorado River. Striped bass do not naturally reproduce in the reservoir and are stocked by Texas Parks and Wildlife. A low-density white crappie population is present. The upper end of the reservoir produces many large white crappie each year. Blue, channel and flathead catfish occur throughout the reservoir. Lake Buchanan offers a variety of cover and structure. The area near the dam and the east side of the lake up
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Surface area:
4,009 acres
Impounded:
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lake LBJ
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Canyon Lake Location:
16 miles northwest of New Braunfels, on the Guadalupe River
Surface area:
8,308 acres
Impounded:
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Surface area: 000 acres Largemouth bass is the most popular and Impounded: 000 most abundant sportfish in the reservoir. White bass and See 000 striped bass also provide an excellent Page: fishery. Stripers provide excellent angling because of their growth potential and strong fighting characteristics. An annual TPWD stocking program maintains the fishery because striped bass do not successfully reproduce in this reservoir. Crappie fishing is generally poor, although occasionally good catches can be madealong standing timber in the river. Angling for redbreast sunfish can provide an excellent fishing experience for the family. Channel, blue, and flathead catfish are present in good numbers. A low density smallmouth bass fishery exists. These fish were stocked in the 1970s and 1980s and persist through natural reproduction. Fishing for smallmouth is better in the lower 1/3 of the reservoir. Canyon Lake is dominated by steep rocky banks, isolated flooded timber, and clear water typical of a highland reservoir. The water becomes stained as one moves up the reservoir and into the river. In most of the lake rock ledges, rock piles, steep drop-offs, flooded timber, and a few marinas provide cover for game fish. The river portion of the reservoir is dominated by flooded timber, rock ledges, and laydowns. Largemouth bass anglers are most successful on Canyon Lake during the spring, fall, and winter months. Bass fishing in summer on this highland reservoir can be difficult even for the most experienced anglers. For white and striped bass in the summer and early fall, look for schooling activity on main-lake points and humps. Channel, blue, and flathead catfish are found throughout the reservoir. Channel catfish dominate the fishery.
Lake Granger Map Grid Crappie is the most popular sportfish in this reservoir. Large numbers of legal-size crappie are present. Channel, flathead, and blue catfish are present in good numbers. White bass are also present and provide a consistent fishery. Largemouth bass are present in small numbers and provide a marginal fishery. Granger Lake is dominated by flooded willows, stumps, and laydowns. Generally speaking, it is a very shallow reservoir with turbid water. The best cover can be found in the old creek channels, main-lake humps and ridges, and up the San Gabriel River. In the main lake submerged manmade brush piles consistently attract crappie. Crappie fishing is at its best in the spring. The fall can be good as well. In February, crappie move to shallow water to spawn. They start spawning around 56°F; during this time they can be found in water as shallow as a foot deep. Best bets are flooded trees and laydowns, which are found in abundance in the creeks and upper end of the reservoir. During the summer, concentrate on main-lake humps, ridges, and drop-offs that have brush. Most of this brush is man made, placed there by anglers. Good electronics will be necessary to find this structure. Catfish anglers can find channel, flathead, and blue catfish throughout the reservoir. Stinkbait and cutbait work well for channel and blue catfish, while live bait is preferred for flathead catfish. Trotline and jugline fishing are popular techniques for large catfish. They can also consistently be caught on hook and
Location:
Near Marble Falls, Kingsland, and Granite Shoals, on the Colorado River
Surface area:
6,449 acres
Impounded:
1951
See Page:
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Lake LBJ contains a moderate density largemouth and Guadalupe bass population. There is also a moderate density white bass population with runs occurring up the Llano River in the spring (February-May). Lake LBJ’s white crappie population is the best of any of the Highland Lakes chain. Blue, channel, and flathead catfish are abundant and occur throughout the reservoir. The shoreline surrounding Lake LBJ is highly developed, with miles of bulkhead and boat houses that provide cover. Several creeks wind back off the main lake, providing shallow vegetative cover in the form of water willow and spatterdock. The area near the dam is rocky and clear, while the upper end of the reservoir is more sandy and stained. A small power plant is located in the Horseshoe Bay area, discharging hot water during the winter, when forage and game fish will concentrate in this area. Many submerged brush piles are hidden beneath the surface and can provide excellent angling opportunities if located. Largemouth bass anglers have their best success on this reservoir during the spring and fall months. Starting in February, white bass begin their annual spawning run up the Llano and Colorado River arms. Source: Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.
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Westwood Country Club 250/InsA March-July; all day Spinnerbaits, soft plastic worms
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250/E5
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RatLTrap, lipless crankbait
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Crankbaits
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250/C4
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250/G4
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March-July; morning, dusk
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250/H2
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250/InsA All year; all day 250/E5
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Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit.
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Feb-Oct; dawn thru catfish, bass; fish btm. for catmid-day, dusk-ngt fish, traps
Hi Line Resort
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Feb-May, Aug-Dec; live bait off btm; cast over pts. avoid midday, ngt. with traps
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Mar-June, Sep-Nov; catfish, crappie, bass, hit live avoid midday, ngt over structure, pts. bass
Big Chief Resort
252/F5
Feb-June, Sep-Dec; catfish, bass, live shad, cut avoid midday, ngt shad, C-rig,
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chart/blueback cranks, work stickups,brush 3 to 6’
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watermelon flukes,work stumps/ docks,probe
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rootbeer Brush Hogs, see spawning beds, sight cast
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dawn252/C6 Mar-May, morning, dusk
gold skirt spinners, work point laydowns 3 to 8’
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dawn252/D4 Mar-June, morning, dusk
watermelon Brush Hogs, fish brush piles and docks
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jigs in 15-25’, C-rig 252/F1 Mar-June, dawn thru wht./grn. shad, perch in 18-25’ afternoon
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avoid 254/H8 March-June, midday
chrome/blue or blk. tops, cranks, fish pt. at all depths
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Apple Tree Orchard
Oct-Dec, 252/C6 Jan-Apr, avoid midday
minnows, C-rig two #! hooks, fish brush and trees
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Silver Creek Lodge Marina
avoid minnow, small shad, jigs, fish marina 252/D6 February-May, midday & lighted docks
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Hi Line Rod and Reel Griil
Oct-Dec, 252/D5 Jan-Apr, avoid midday
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Maxwell Point Slough
avoid wht. jigs, C-rig sm. shad, fish the 252/D4 February-May, midday point, 12-20’
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Year, avoid 253/K2 All midday
wht./grn. jigs, minnows, fish boat docks, pts. 10-15’
minnows, wht. crappie jigs, hit marina & fish house
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WEIGH STATION
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CAMPING
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LIVE BAIT
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Maxwell Slough
dawn thru C-rig bull shad, threadfin, flat 252/E4 Feb-May, afternoon line, I hook, drift 28-40’
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dawn, am, wht. jig, I hook, Eagle Claw #2, 252/F3 Feb-Apr, aftn, dusk anchor/drift jig off btm.
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Northwest of Shaw Island
dawn, am, bull shad, threadfin drift over 252/E1 Mar-May, aftn, dusk trees 24’, jig 15-20’
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Bird Island
dawn, am, bull shad, threadfin 4-6”, C-rig, 252/G1 Mar-July, aftn, dusk wht. jig, fish 3-5’ btm.
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Double Tin Horn
avoid 254/H7 March-June, mid-day
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West Side of Hump
dawn, am, C-rig live bull, threadfin shad, 254/D7 Mar-Sept, aftn, dusk drift over/around hump
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Red Rock
dawn, am, traps, live shad, jigging spns., 254/C6 Apr-Nov, aftn, dusk drift over/around hump
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Meat Gettin’ Hump
dawn, am, bull/threadfin, jigs, drift over 254/F4 May-Nov, aftn, dusk hump, jig off btm., anchor
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Chimney Slough
mid-day 252/D6 Dec-Apr, thru dusk
Beaver Creek
dawn thru C-rig big minnows, fish hump in 252/F5 Nov-Apr, morning front of Silver Creek
10
bull, threadfin shad, C-rig, drift humps 27’ down
C-rig live shad, shiners, fish 20-30’ drop, drift live bait
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
1
Garrett Island
dawn, am, minnows on float rig, fish brush, 252/F4 Mar-May, aftn., dusk grass in shallows
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Falls Creek
Year, dawn thru cut bull shad, drop rig, #4 hook, 252/C8 All dusk fish btm., anchor,dft.
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Colorado Bend
Year, dawn thru drift bottom, work pt. wind E to W or 252/C6 All dusk W to E in 12’ btm
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Silver Creek
Oct-Dec, 252/F5 Jan-Mar, dawn-morn.
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Council Creek
Fall, avoid anchor, drop rig shrimp, worms, 253/K1 Mar-May, midday/ngt fish bottom 12-20
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Rocky Point Cove
255/I9
anchor, drop rig cut bull shad, chicken liver, 12’ btm.
Mar-June, Oct-Nov, fish bottom on both side of dawn-dusk hump, anchor, 20-30’
CRAPPIE KEY
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Council Creek
Oct-Dec, 253/K1 Jan-Mar, avoid midday
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Tree Line
dawn, am, Roadrunners, minnos fish over/ 252/E2 Feb-May, aftn, dusk around trees
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Postage Stamp
thru May, 253/J2 March avoid midday
Fall Creek
dawn, am, minnows, chart. jigs, fish wall, 252/C9 Mar-May, aftn, dusk rock where water falls
Garrett Island
dawn, am, minnows on float rig, fish brush, 252/F4 Mar-May, aftn, dusk grass in shallows
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Paradise Point North
Fall, dawn, 252/E5 Spring, aftn., night
shad/silver Shad Rap, troll to find schools, jig traps
Cedar Point
aftn 252/B6 March-May, thru dusk
silver/black back cranks, troll to find schools
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Colorado River
after252/B7 March-May, noon thru dusk
troll cranks, fish live minnow/ cork, cast upstream
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Hi Line Resort
dawn, am, wht. jigging spoons in channel, 252/D5 Nov-Mar, aftn, dusk C-rig shad 5’ off btm.
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Paradise Point South
dawn, am, C-rig shad 20’ off btm., troll Little 252/E4 Dec-May, aftn, dusk Georges 15-25’
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Year, avoid 252/F3 All midday
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West Garrett Island
Year, dawn, am, wht./grn. jigging spoons off btm., 252/F3 All aftn, dusk live shad 3’ off btm
Midland
253/I1
Rocky Point
Oct-Dec, 254/H8 Jan-Apr, dawn-midday
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Mouth of Silver Creek
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C-rig sm. shad, drift over trees 20’, jig 28’ from btm.
Mar-May, dawn thru wht. jigs 20-28’ off btm., C-rig midday shad 3’ off bottom work pts. w Lil’ Georges, C-rig sm. shad in 20-28’
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Sailboat Marina Area
Fall, 257/K5 Feb-June, avoid afternoon
grn/pumpkin tubes, 4” worms, work ledges to bottom
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Turkey Cove
avoid 257/J3 Sping/Fall, midday, aftn
hit left pt. down 220 yds. to flat seperating two creeks
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Comal Park Bay @ Golf Crse
thru July, 256/H3 March dawn thru dusk
TX rig worms, white spinners, work flats to channel
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Back of Tom’s Creek
Fall, am 256/G4 Feb-May, thru dusk
red flukes, cranks, work channel edges, pockets, flats
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Point of Tom’s Creek
year, dawn256/H5 all morning, dusk
pumpkin jigs, worms, spinners, work standing timber
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Jacob’s Creek
avoid 257/J6 Feb-April, midday, night
white/chart. cranks, Senkos, work flat with rock piles
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Midlake Channel
257/I5
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North Park
year, dawn thru 257/L4 all morning
River Bend Cove
year, midday thru keep boat in 25-30’, fish down 256/A6 all afternoon trees & brushy rocks
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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live minnows under cork, crappie jigs, work treeline
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Submerged Treeline
avoid 256/E6 May-August, midday
tube or crappie jigs, minnows, work the laydowns
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Ft. Sam Docks
257/J6 March-August, avoid midday
live minnows, crappie jigs, work the docks and shade
4
River Bluff Stumps
avoid 256/B6 March-Nov, midday
tube or crappie jigs, minnows, work the laydowns
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Sumberged Brush
257/I6
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South Mouth of River
Aug-Nov, live minnows under cork, crappie 256/C6 Mar-May, avd midday jigs, work the flats
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Little Jacob Creek
Aug-Nov, live minnows, crappie jigs, work 257/K6 Mar-May, avd midday the submerged brush
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Potter Creek
Aug-Nov, live minnows, crappie jigs, work 256/F7 Mar-May, avd midday the submerged brush
All Year, avoid midday
live minnows, crappie jigs, work the submerged brush
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Hump in Front of Dam
257/I7
Striper Rim
dawn257/K2 Sept-Dec, morning, dusk
jigging spoons, spinners, fish river channel deep
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Comal Park River Channel
Year, dawn257/J3 All morning, dusk
jigging spoons, spinners, fish river channel deep
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Mainlake Point - Jacobs Creek
Year, dawn257/J4 All morning, dusk
live shad, jigging spoons, work the point in deep
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Rock Ledge - Potters Creek
thru Feb, avoid live shad, jigging spoons, work 256/H6 May midday the rocks in deep
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CATFISH
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6” Brush Hog, fish back to bank in 30-35’, fish trees
avoid 256/G4 March-Nov, midday
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257/I7
All Year, all day
cheese bait, chicken livers, fish boat slips, brush
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Potters Creek Hardwoods
256/H8 All Year, all day
cheese bait, chicken livers, fish laydowns and timbers
Water Plant Hardwoods
256/F7 All Year, all day
cheese bait, chicken livers, fish laydowns and timbers
Jertsch Creek Hardwoods
256/C5 All Year, all day
cheese bait, chicken livers, fish laydowns and timbers
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avoid 256/H4 April-Sept, midday
Crane’s Mill
257/I4
Sorral Creek Flats
dawn 256/D8 Dec-April, thru dusk
April-Sept, avoid midday
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
blk./silver cranks, wht. jigs, stay put, fish will come up wht. jigs, silver spoons, just stay put, fish will come up jigging spoons, small cranks, work the flat slowly troll
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Crappie; use jig & bobber— fish the banks.
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258/A3
Feb, Mar, Apr; Night
Crappie; Under the lights—use minnows
258/F5
All Year; All day
Crappie; Fish minnows vertically.
4 Willis Slough
258/C6
Feb-Mar; Early morning
Crappie; use jig & bobber.
5 Willis Creek
258/C6
Mar-Apr; All day
Crappie & White Bass; use small jigs.
Friendship Park
258/G8
All Year; All day
Catfish; use shad or prepared baits.
Fox Park Cove
258/F5
Mar-Apr; All day
Crappie; Fish using lanterns at night, minnows.
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RatLTrap: crank it at a moderate speed.
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258/B2
Spring; All day
White spinnerbait or plascic worms; work in shallow water.
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Nelson Hall’s
258/D6
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258/B6
Mar-Apr; All day
Plastic worm or jig & pig; work close to cover.
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
258/F8
Mar-Apr; Early morning
Plastic worms; flip close to cover.
Fox Ditch
258/A2
March; Early morning
Plastic worms; work the shallows
River Mouth
258/B3
Spring-Fall; Early morning
RatLTraps; work the fencelines & flats.
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Willis Slough
258/C6
Feb-Mar; All day
Jig & bobber, set at 1 foot.
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Foxes Bottom
258/A3
Feb-Mar; Night
Minnos under a bobber. Fish lights at night.
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Tournament Cove
258/C3
Mar-Apr; Late afternoon
Jig & bobber; fish the banks.
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Fox Cove
258/G5
Mar-Apr; All Day
Jig & bobber.
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Fox Park Fishing Dock
258/F5
All Year; All Day
Straight-line minnows.
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Middle Ridge
258/G7
Summer; All day
Vertical Jig using Stanley Wege Tail Minnow.
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The Point
258/F6
Summer; All day
Fish minnows over brush.
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Falstaff Pit
258/E5
Summer-Fall; All day
Fish jigs vertically over brush.
Fox Park Shoreline
258/F5
Mar-Oct; All day
Fish minnows over brush.
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
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Nelson Hall’s
258/D7
Spring, Fall; Night
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Willis Flats
258/D7
Spring-Summer; Early Morning
Use punch bait; fish shallow.
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The Hole
258/G7
Summer; All day
Use juglines baited with zote soap or cut bait.
4
River Channel
258/A2
April-June; Night
Use trotlines baited with live perch.
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Timbered River Mouth
258/C3
punch bait or shad; Fish the April-June; All day Use shallows.
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Friendship Ramp Cove
258/H8
All year; All day
Fresh shad. Cast as far out as possible.
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Friendship Flats
258/F7
All year; Early morning
Use punch bait on rod & reel; fish 2-3 feet.
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
258/A1
Feb, Mar, Apr; Early & Late
Cast flea flits or white grubs; work with a slow retrieve.
Willis Creek
258/B6
Mar-Apr; Early & Late
Cast flea flits or white grubs; work with a slow retrieve.
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Overlook Flats
258/G5
Summer; Early morning
Cast & retrieve a RatLTrap.
4
Middle Ridge
258/G6
Summer; 11:00 am Vertical jig a white slab spoon. to 4:00 pm
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Clement Ridge
258/G7
Summer; 11:00 am Vertical jig a white slab spoon. to 4:00 pm
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The Point
258/F6
Summer; 11:00 am Vertical jig a white slab spoon. to 4:00 pm
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258/G6
Summer; 11:00 am Vertical jig a white slab spoon. to 4:00 pm
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N 30 41.890, W 97 23.443 N 30 40.182, W 97 23.669 N 30 40.558, W 97 21.786 N 30 41.048, W 97 21.217 N 30 43.118, W 97 20.175 N 30 41.836, W 97 19.796
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Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
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N 30 34.540 W 98 25.241
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off US 281 off FM 2147 Wirtz Dam Rd: off RR 2900 off RR 2233 off FM 2147
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Ranch Coves
Fall, avoid begin @ breakline, work shallows 260/H3 Feb-May, midday-aftn to stumps/laydowns
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Sandy Creek
Nov-Dec, 260/E4 Jan-Mar, avoid midday
green/pump. plastics, work bank shallows to deeper
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Sunrise Beach
avoid 260/F6 Mar-June, midday-aftn
white/chart. spinners, wk seawalls@canal mouths
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Highland Haven
avoid 260/H6 March-June, midday-aftn
red plastics, work seawalls, boat docks, brushpiles
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Midlake Coves
avoid 260/F8 Mar-May, midday-aftn
red flukes, work laydowns, fence rows and stumps
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Llano River Arm
Fall, avd 260/InsB Feb-July, midday-aftn
work laydowns and stumps out to channel breaks
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Colorado River Arm
avoid 260/InsB Feb-Dec, midday
blk/blue flake tops, work boat docs, brushpiles
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Lighthouse Point
Jun-Dec, 261/K2 Jan-Feb, dawn-am, dusk
live shad plastics, fish grass and structure in the area
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Robin Hood Cove
Spring, Aug-Nov, 260/H4 dawn, am, dusk
red/white tubes, spinners, work the grass and rocks
Points and Pockets
261/I2
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Mar-Nov, dawn-am, red spinners, lizards, traps, work dusk-night brush and structure
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N 30 34.453 W 98 21.820
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dawn thru float rig minnows, spring rocks 261/L1 May-Apr, morning along dam, shallows
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Light Tower Point
avoid mid- float rig minnows, spring shallow 261/J2 May-Apr, day, night rocks 1-5’ deep
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Power Plant Discharge
dawn thru float rig minnows, pre-spawn 261/J1 Jan-Mar, morning warm water 3-6’ brush
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1431 Bridge
Fall, avoid minnows, fish pilings one to 260/InsB Jan-July, mid-day another ‘till fish found
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2900 Bridge
Fall, dawn- minnows, fish pilings on 260/InsB Jan-May, morning Kingsland side of bridge
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River Oaks Lodge
260/InsB Jan-May, all day
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El Rio
dawn thru live minnows, jigs, excellent 260/InsB Aug-Feb, dusk spawning area, shallows
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Fall, avd 261/L1 Jan-May, midday, night
troll 10-15’ chrome/blue traps near pt. 10-15’, Crig shad
Wirtz Dam
Jan-May, Fall, avd 261/L2 midday, night.
hit river sides, channel next to dam 35-50’, 2 humps
River Bend Hump
Fall, dawn- chrm/blk. large traps, troll edge 261/K1 Jan-Apr, morning of the sand bar 15-20’
Big Bend Granite Knoll
Fall, dawn- troll traps along edge of river 260/InsB Jan-Apr, morning channel in 15-20’ Fall, dawn- C-rig live shad, colder months, 261/K3 Jan-Mar, morning fish drops and dome
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Lighthouse Point
avoid 261/K2 Mar.-Aug., midday
live or cut shad, perpared bait, work pt. and brush
Colorado River
260/InsB All Year, all day
live or cut shad, perpared bait, fish channel bottom
FM 2900 Bridge Pilings
260/InsB All Year, all day
live or cut shad, perpared bait, fish pilings on bottom
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261/J3 All Year, all day
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Rock Hump Point
Lake Hump
4 N 30 33.412 W 98 22.068
live minnows, fish crappie house, fish inside
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Fall, avoid float rig minnows, spring shallow 261/K3 May-Apr, midday, pm brush 2-5’
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Light Tower Point
Sep-Nov, chrome/blue traps, troll/cast 261/J2 Mar-May, dawn-am along rocks, pt. 10-20’
Sunrise Beach Slough
260/F3
Ferguson Power Plant
dawn, 261/J1 Dec-Mar, morning, night
Mar-Apr, dawn-dusk chrome/blue traps, spring troll traps in 5-15’ fish discharge area in 15-25’ bouncing jigs/slabs btm.
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S. Texas Fisheries Include the Top U.S. Bass Lake Lake braunig Location:
In the San Antonio River watershed on Calaveras and Chupaderas creeks, 17 miles south of San Antonio on Highway 37 in Bexar County
Surface area:
1,350 acres
Impounded:
1964
See Page:
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diving crankbaits. Hybrid striped bass fishing is good from January through August, and peaks in spring. Again, watch for birds’ feeding activities. As with red drum during the winter months, hybrids may be found in the heated discharge areas. Chicken liver has proven to be a very good natural bait; spoons and rattle traps are effective artificial baits. Channel catfish are good all year with some of the best fishing occurring in the spring. Look for cormorant roosts as one possible site to fish. Better natural baits include cheese baits, liver, shad and cut tilapia. Largemouth bass fishing is at its best January through April, with the majority of fish being caught from February on. Carolina rigged plastic worms, spinner baits, crank baits and grubs are the most used artificials.
The main cover is provided by cattails and bulrush along the shoreline. Structure includes rock rip-rap along dam, intake canal and other stretches of shoreline. The peak fishing period for channel catfish is March through May, although they are harvested year round. Best baits include stinkbaits, tilapia, chicken liver and shad. March through August are great months to catch the red drum. Crawfish and tilapia are very good natural baits, while good artificials include gold and silver spoons and rattletraps. The extended period of January thru August is a good time to catch hybrid striped bass with the peak occurring March thru May. Good natural baits include chicken liver, sunfish and shad, while good artificials include spoons and rattle traps. The best time to catch largemouth bass is in spring with the peak being March thru May. The fish are found concentrated in the bulrush and along the rip-rap found at the dam and intake point. The majority of largemouth bass are harvested with artificial lures such as plastic worms, crank baits and spinner baits.
Choke canyon res. Location:
Frio River watershed in Live Oak and McMullen Counties, 4 miles west of Three Rivers
Surface area:
25,670 acres
3,624 acres
Impounded:
1982
Impounded:
1969
See Page:
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See Page:
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Largemouth bass and catfish are the most popular sportfish in the reservoir. Bass are abundant with frequent reports of double-digit fish being boated. Blue catfish are the most abundant catfish species, but flathead and channel catfish also provide excellent fisheries. White bass provide excellent angling opportunities in the main Frio River channel during the cooler months and along the northern shoreline during summer. Although crappie fishing has recently been poor, respectable catches are not uncommon. The number of large alligator gar in the reservoir is presently low due to commercial harvest. Choke Canyon reservoir has varied types of habitat including steep rocky banks, flooded timber, shallow brushy flats, and creek channels. Water in the lower portion of the reservoir remains fairly clear throughout the year, while the upper portion of the Frio River channel is typically stained. Small coves and protected creek channels stay fairly clear throughout the year. In addition to the cover submerged timber and brush provide for gamefish species, stands of native aquatic vegetation and hydrilla provide excellent habitat in most areas of the reservoir. Structure in the lower portion of the reservoir consists of numerous islands, submerged humps and roadbeds, and long sloping points extending into deeper water. During periods of high water, flooded terrestrial vegetation provides excellent habitat for all game fish species.
Lake Calaveras Location: Surface area:
20 miles south of San Antonio off Loop 1604
Channel catfish are the most sought-after species followed by hybrid striped bass, red drum and largemouth bass.
Lake Braunig Map Grid Red drum are the most popular sport fish in the reservoir. Hybrid striped bass and catfish are the next most sought after species. Although quality to trophy size largemouth bass are present, a limited fishery currently exists. The main cover is provided by bulrush and cattails along the shoreline and the main structure found at Braunig consists of rock rip-rap along the dam and peninsulas. Red drum fishing is good March through August with many fish in excess of 20 pounds harvested annually. As on the coast, this schooling species may sometimes be located by watching for feeding activities by seagulls or pelicans. In winter, red drum may be found near PG 266 the heated discharges. Crawfish and tilapia are very good natural baits; good artificial lures include spoons (gold and silver), rattle traps and trolled deep-
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PG 270
Largemouth bass anglers are most successful on Choke Canyon during the spring, fall, and winter months. Popular spring baits include spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, rattletraps, crankbaits, and unweighted soft plastic worms or jerkPG 272 baits. Summer bass fishing on Choke Canyon can be frustrating for even the most experienced angler. Topwater baits such as buzzbaits, Zara Spooks, or Pop-R’s, presented very early or very late in the day near weedbeds, are popular and can be productive throughout the day if cloud cover is present. Flipping jigs, plastic worms, or tube baits in heavy shaded cover are often productive when nothing else seems to work. Remember to spool up with a minimum of 20 lb. line or heavier when fishing thick cover. Dead huisache and mesquite brush fray lighter line quickly. As summer temperatures rise, some anglers concentrate on shaded areas in submerged vegetation while many experienced anglers go deep. Deep water bass fishing is best using crankbaits , Texas-rigged worms, Carolina-rigged plastics, or jigging spoons. Brushy main-lake points, rocky shorelines, submerged roadbeds, and flooded brush near deep water or a dropoff are highly recommended targets for bass when temperatures reach 90°F or higher. White bass congregate in the Frio River channel from December through February to gradually head upstream PG 276 to spawn. Although live minnows are popular baits during this annual “run,” many anglers catch their limit using small rattletraps, shad raps, small spinnerbaits, small grubs, and other minnow-imitating artificial baits. As the weather warms, white bass will school in deeper water located near the northern shoreline of the main reservoir. Jigging spoons or small rattletraps trolled deep near main lake points and humps often put fish in the cooler when white bass are hard to find. Catfish anglers can find channel, blue, and flathead catfish throughout the reservoir. Although many catfish anglers prefer deeper water, catfish are often found in relatively shallow areas (8 feet or less) of flooded terrestrial vegetation. Cheesebait and cutbait produce impressive
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lake falcon Location:
Mainstream reservoir on the Rio Grande River, located 40 miles east of Laredo on Highway 83 in Zapata and Starr counties
Surface area:
83,654 acres
Impounded: 1954 See Page:
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Several fishing guides are available at Falcon Reservoir. A list is available from the Zapata Chamber of Commerce. Falcon has long been regarded as one of the best largemouth bass lakes in the state. To win a bass tournament at Falcon, it often takes a 5-6 pound average/fish for your stringer. Channel catfish provide additional opportunities, with an occasional blue or flathead catfish. Recent drought conditions have adversely impacted the white bass and crappie populations. Falcon is a relatively shallow lake with gradual sloping banks found in the majority of the reservoir. At low lake levels rock piles and standing timber provide the majority of structure. At conservation pool level, strong growths of terrestrial vegetation provide excellent cover and structure. Prior to the onslaught of the drought, hydrilla provided good fishing cover along the shoreline. Largemouth bass anglers are more successful during the spring, fall and winter months. Popular baits include spinner baits, crank baits and Texas and Carolina rigged worms. These are used around flooded brush, points, and offshore structure which includes humps, rock piles, inundated buildings, and road beds. Summer fishing at Falcon can be tough, partially because of the South Texas heat. The same lures mentioned above along with top-water and buzz baits (fished early and late) are successful. Catfish can be caught almost any time during the year. Stink baits or natural baits such as shad, shrimp or sunfish are effective for catching catfish throughout the lake.
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stringers of blue catfish, while the larger flathead and blue catfish seem to prefer live bluegill and shad. Experienced flathead anglers concentrate on creek channels and the main Frio River channel. Trotlines and juglines account for many of the larger catfish caught every year at Choke Canyon. Alligator gar, although not present in large numbers, still provide great sport for the bowfishing enthusiast.
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avoid gold/green soft plastics, work 264/B3 October-June, midday reed beds and channel
White Shacks Coves
264/G7 All Year, all day
West Dam Rocks
avoid live shad, soft plastics, work rip 264/D3 October-June, midday rap, vary depths
Jetty West Side
Oct-Dec, 264/D4 Mar-Jul, all day
live shad, soft plastics, work rip rap, vary depths
Jetty East Side
thru May, 264/D5 October all day
live shad, soft plastics, work rip rap, vary depths
Jetty End, Deep Rocks
264/F2 All Year, all day
live shad, soft plastics, work rip rap, vary depths
gold/green soft plastics, work reed beds and channel
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Double Hotwater Outlets
avoid 264/D5 Oct-May, afternoon
shad, chicken liver, Rat-L-Traps, drift, troll, jig
West Outlet Cove
dawn264/C5 Oct-June, midday, dusk
shad, chicken liver, Rat-L-Traps, drift, troll, jig
West Bay
thru July, drift with shad, troll spoons in 264/C4 November all day deep water
North Bay
thru July, drift with shad, troll spoons in 264/G6 November all day deep water
Back Jetty Channel
264/E5 All Year, all day
drift with shad, troll spoons in deep water
Spillway Area
264/F3 All Year, all day
drift with shad, troll spoons in deep water
Dam Deep Water
all day 264/E3 All Year,
drift with shad, troll spoons in deep water
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Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit. * Daily bag limits is 5 total in any combination. ** Daily bag limit is 5 total in any combination. *** Daily bag limit is 25 in any combination.
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BEST BAIT & TACTIC cheesebait, worms, spring hooks or single w sponge
North Park Cove
Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec, 264/B5 all day
West Side Jetty
264/E4
All Year, all day
crawfish-flavored dough, chum w sour grain & milo
East Side Jetty
264/E4
All Year, all day
shad, perch, fish the bottom, use chicken blood
Water Tower Corner
264/D5 all day
January thru October,
cheesebait, worms, spring hooks or single w sponge
Intake Channel
264/E6 dusk-night
Apr-Oct, dwn-midday,
crawfish-flavored dough, chum w sour grain & milo
Back Channel, left side
264/F7 dusk-night
Apr-Sep, dwn-am,
shad, perch, fish the bottom, use chicken blood
Water Pipe Corner
264/G6 all day
Back Channel, right side
264/F5 all day
Hot Water Outlets
264/C5 all day
March thru September, cheesebait, worms, spring hooks or single w sponge
March thru October,
crawfish-flavored dough, chum w sour grain & milo
January thru October,
shad, perch, fish the bottom, use chicken blood
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Boat Ramp Cove
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lake levels Summer 506.5 ft. msl Winter 505.6 ft. msl Fluctuation: 1-2 feet
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: LARGEMOUTH BASS: Minimum Length Limit (MLL) = 18 inches, and daily bag for all four species of bass = 5 bass in any combination.
RED DRUM: MLL = 20 inches, daily bag = 3 no maximum length limit
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264/C3 All Year, all day
shad, perch, talapia, crawfish, use live bait on bottom
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West Bay
Oct-Dec, 264/C4 Jan-July, all day
live shad, gold/silver spoons, troll with spoons
Double Break
Oct-Dec, 264/E6 Jan-Jun, all day
shad, perch, talapia, crawfish, use live bait on bottom
Back Channel
thru 264/G7 March November, all day
live shad, gold/silver spoons, troll with spoons
Island Deep Hole
264/F2 All Year, all day
shad, perch, talapia, crawfish, use live bait on bottom
Dam Deep Water
thru 264/F3 June November, all day
live shad, gold/silver spoons, troll with spoons
Dam Pipeline
thru 264/F2 March December, all day
shad, perch, talapia, crawfish, use live bait on bottom
West Shoe Line
thru 264/E2 March December, all day
live shad, gold/silver spoons, troll with spoons
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HOTSPOT NAME
Dead Tree Point
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CAUTION High Voltage Power Lines--> N 29 19.429, W 98 18.330
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BAYS
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redfish (freshwater stocked) KEY
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
troll silver spoons, cast Rat-LTraps, bucktail jigs
1
North Reed Beds
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
266/F7
Oct-Jun, dwngold, blue soft plastics, work midday, dusk, night structure change
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Picnic Table Point
266/F6
All Year, dawnafternoon
2
Crappie Wall (concrete wall)
266/E3
Apr-Oct, all day
shad, talapia, perch, crawfish, drift rigs with current
2
Rock Cove
266/F6
Oct-Jun, dwncranks, topwaters, soft craws, midday, dusk, night work structure change
3
East Reed Bed Hump
266/E4
Mar-Sep, dawnafternoon
green, gold, blue spoons, bottom rig live baits
3
Crappie Wall Rip Rap
266/E4
All year, all day
4
Granny’s Cove East
266/F3
Mar-Oct, all day
green, gold, blue spoons, bottom rig live baits
4
Fishing Pier Cove
266/G4
Oct-Jun, dwngold, blue soft plastics, work midday, dusk, night structure change
5
Dam Point
266/F2
Mar-Dec, all day
green, gold, blue spoons, bottom rig live baits
5
Dam Rocks
266/E2
Feb-Nov, dwncranks, topwaters, soft craws, midday, dusk, night work structure change
6
Dam Swim Beach
266/F2
Feb-July, Oct-Nov, all day
shad, talapia, perch, crawfish, drift rigs with current
6
Oak Tree Cove
266/C5
Oct-May, dwnRat-L-Traps, worms, work strucmidday, dusk, night ture change on sonar
7
West Road Bed
266/E3
Apr-Oct, all day
troll silver spoons, cast Rat-LTraps, bucktail jigs
7
Railroad Cove Ledge
266/D5
Oct-May, dawn, morn, dusk, night
8
West Hump
266/D3
Mar-Oct, dawndusk
shad, talapia, perch, crawfish, drift rigs with current
CATFISH
9
West Channel
266/D4
Sep-Mar, all day
drift shad & perch, troll spoons
Species
Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
MAP LOCATOR
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Anglers must have a valid fishing license and a freshwater fishing stamp endorsement. Possession limit is twice the statewide daily bag. Fish stored by a person at their permanent residence do not apply to possession limit. * Daily bag limits is 5 total in any combination. ** Daily bag limit is 5 total in any combination. *** Daily bag limit is 25 in any combination.
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lake levels Conservation Pool Elevations:
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
gold, blue soft plastics, work structure change BEST BAIT & TACTIC
1
North Hot Water Channel 266/G8
Nov-Mar, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
2
Powerline Cove
266/F7
Nov-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
3
Power Plant Cove
266/F6
Oct-July, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
4
Picnic Table Point
266/F5
Sep-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
5
Picnic Table Cove
266/F5
Oct-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
6
Striper Ridge Flats
266/E5
Oct-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
7
Sunken Bridge
266/F3
All year, all day
drift with perch & shad, bottom fish worms & livers
8
Railroad Bridge
266/C5
Nov-June, dawnmidday, dusk
drift with perch & shad, bottom fish worms & livers
9
Gar Cove Hump
266/E2
Oct-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
West Hump
266/D3
Oct-Jun, dawn, am, drift with perch & shad, bottom dusk, night fish worms & livers
10
LAKE BRAUNIG DATA SHEET rules & regulations
KEY
Rat-L-Traps, worms, work structure change on sonar
HYBRID STRIPED BASS KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
1
East Channel - North
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
266/E5
Oct-Jun, dwndrift shad and perch, troll silver, midday, dusk, night blue, green spoons
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
2
East Channel - South
266/F3
Oct-Jun, dwnplastic grubs, shad, work deep midday, dusk, night water near structure
3
Striper Ridge
266/F5
Sep-May, dwnmidday, dsk, night
4
Crappie Wall Flat
266/E4
Oct-May, dawn, am, shad, chicken liver, bottom fish, dusk, night vary depth to fish
5
West Hump
266/D3
Nov-May, dawn, am, dusk, night
shad, chicken liver, bottom fish, vary depth to fish
6
West Telephone Poles Hump
266/E3
Nov-May, dawn, am, dusk, night
shad, chicken liver, bottom fish, vary depth to fish
7
West Channel
266/C4
Nov-May, dwnmidday, dsk, night
drift shad and perch, troll silver, blue, green spoons
8
S.W. Channel
266/E3
Mar-Jun, Nov-Dec, plastic grubs, shad, work deep dawn-dusk water near structure
shad, chicken liver, bottom fish, vary depth to fish
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Summer: 485.0 ft. msl Winter: 484.0 ft. msl
MAP PROVIDED BY
Fluctuation: 1-2 feet
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: LARGEMOUTH BASS: Minimum Length Limit (MLL) = 18 inches, and daily bag for all four species of bass = 5 bass in any combination.
Steve Nixon
RED DRUM: MLL = 20 inches and daily bag = 3 and no maximum length limit
San Antonio Fishing Guides (210) 573-1230
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N 29 17.314, W 98 17.835
LOCATION
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210-635-8359
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
268/A6 Jan-Feb, all day
fish wht. spinners early then switch to TX-tig red lizard
2
Coody Creek
268/A6 Jan-Feb, all day
fish wht. spinners early then switch to TX-tig red lizard
3
San Miguel Creek
Oct-Nov, 268/C8 Jan-Feb, all day
fish creek sides, bass hand on shallow edge near drop
4
Elm Creek
year, dawn thru chart./wht. buzz bait, jerks, tops, 268/G9 All morn. fish hydrilla in 3-8’
5
Possum Creek
year, dawn, am, spawn starts here in Feb., hit 270/C8 All dusk, night hydrilla & mesquite trees
6
Four Fingers
year, dawn thru light color tops, wk. shallow to 271/J6 All morning deep, hit hydrilla, pts.
7
Huisache Island
midday 270/H3 Mar-May, thru afternoon
deep cranks, hit roadbed in 12-20’, flip bushes w lizard
CRAPPIE KEY
HOTSPOT SOURCE
2
Choke Canyon Park Shore
dawn thru live minnows, jigs, 1-3’ target 270/C3 Feb-Mar, mid-day bushes, trees, hit it all
3
Three Fingers Shore
dawn thru live minnows, jigs, 1-3’ target 270/E8 Jun-Aug, mid-day bushes, trees, hit it all
4
North Shore
dawn thru live minnows, jigs, 1-3’ target 270/H6 Jun-Aug, mid-day bushes, trees, hit it all
5
99 Bridge
dawn thru minnows, jigs, find fish w min268/G8 Jan-Mar, mid-day nows, switch to jigs
6
Possum Creek Bridge
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LAKE BRAUNIG DATA SHEET Daily Length Bag Min.
Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Guadalupe bass Striped Bass Hybrid Striped Bass White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
5* 14” 5* 14” 5* none 5* none 5** 18” 5** 18” 25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
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CHOKE CANYON RES.
lake levels Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/2/2012 Optimal Volume: 695,262
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Frio River Channel
268/F8 Dec-Feb, all day
chrome/black back traps, move up river, hit chnl. sides
Main Lake
270/E2 Sep-Nov, all day
tops, cranks, traps, look for schooling fish and birds
99 Bridge West
dawn thru silver jigging spoons., jig bridge 268/G8 Dec-Feb, mid-day pilings 12-20’
99 Bridge East
year, dusk thru 271/InsA All night
South Shore B.R. Area
thru Sep, 271/J2 July midday-afternoon
minnows, shad, fish under lights,, try different depths silver traps, spoons, troll around diving birds, bait fish
HOTSPOT NAME
Percent Full: PG/GRID A7 H8 A3 C4 L2 H6
56.8%
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
1
Huisache Island
270/H3 All year, all day
2
Slab Island
thru May, dawn cheese bait, shad, w. float, fish 268/E5 Jan thru am shallow close to drops
3
South Shore Flats
thru May, dawn chicken livers w float, fish shal270/D2 Mar thru midday low back cove/creeks
4
Oak Trees
thru Feb, dawn cheese bait, early fish under 268/F7 Dec thru am birds, tightline bottom ltr.
5
Greyhound Area
thru Jul, dawn 270/A6 Mar thru midday
6
Four Fingers Cove
thru Apr, dawn shad, chs. bait, cast to small 271/J8 Jan thru midday creek shorelines
7
Possum Creek Flats
Jan thru May, dawn 271/InsA thru midday
cheese bait, shad, 4’ deep w. float, fish under birds
chick. lvrs., cheese bait, anchor 4’ cast to shoreline
cheese bait, fish creek channel edge, stickups, trees
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Current Storage: 394,922
FACILITIES ON LAKE
San Miguel Boat Ramp 268 Highway 99 Boat Ramp 268 Mason Point Public Boat Rp 270 Calliham Unit-Chke Cnyn St Pk 270 S Shore Unt-Chke Cnyn St Pk 271 N Shore Boat Rp(Groups only) 270
dawn thru minnows, jigs, fish bridge pil271/InsA Mar-May, mid-day ings 6-12’
CATFISH
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KEY FACILITY
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
dawn thru ylw./blk. jigs, live minnows, 270/G6 Jun-Aug, mid-day 20-30’ near downed trees
KEY
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rules & regulations
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North Shore / Main Lake
WHITE BASS
texas lakes & bays hotspot finder
Species
HOTSPOT NAME
1
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GPS
LOCATION
PHONE
N 28 30.812, W 98 27.687 N 28 31.329, W 98 23.148 N 28 28.837, W 98 22.465 N 28 29.057, W 98 21.077 N 28 28.341, W 98 15.060 N 28 30.495, W 98 17.764
SH16 to 3445 Texas 72 to FM 99 Texas 72 to RR 7 Texas 72 to RR 8 off Texas 72 near dam off Texas 72 near dam
361-274-3573 361-786-3868 361-786-3868 361-786-3868 361-786-3538 361-786-3538
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
Oct-Nov, 270/H1 Mar-May, dawn-aftn
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
start cranks shallow to deep, follow grass lines, pts.
dawn thru spinners early, TX-rig worms, 271/InsA Mar-Apr, mid-day work shallow and drops
10
Four Fingers Cove
dawn 271/J6 Mar-June, thru mid-day
cranks, worms, spinners, work shoreline drops/humps
11
Three Fingers Cove
dawn 270/E9 Mar-June, thru mid-day
traps, cranks, worms, fish cove sides, channel, drops
12
Spillway
dawn thru live shad on C-rig, fish grass and 271/L5 May-Sep, afternoon trees, slow retrieve
13
Caliham Point
Year, dawn thru grn./pumpkin plastics, fish in/out 270/C5 All afternoon grass line and the pt.
14
Road Bed
Year, dawn thru watermelon soft plastics, fish 270/D5 All afternoon road bed, drop 10-20’
15
South Shore Pond Dam
Sep-Nov, 270/F1 Mar-Jun, dawn-aftn
shad cranks, Lucky Craft D7-D10, fish top of dam
CRAPPIE KEY
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10
N 28 30.475, W 98 16.043
6 N 28 30.069, W 98 16.197
N 28 29.653, W 98 14.843
N 28 29.064, W 98 14.926
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dawn thru minnows, roadrunners, fish verti270/D5 Sep-Nov, afternoon cal over brush 25’
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Dam Intake
271/L4 All Year, all day
Main Point of Four Fingers
271/I6
live minnows, dark jigs, fish intake 20-40’
May thru Aug, dawn live minnows, dark jigs, chrome thru dusk jiggin’ spns., fish pt
WHITE BASS KEY
12
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
dawn thru minnows, jigs, fish around dead 270/H3 Feb-May, mid-day willows
10
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HOTSPOT NAME
Huisache Island
HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
6
Possum Creek Shore
thru Sep, 270/C9 June dawn-afternoon
7
Possum Points
thru Oct, dawn- cast Bandit 2000 to outside grass 270/H6 May afternoon line, rest inside line
8
Cove
thru Apr, dawn live shad, jigging spoons, 268/C6 Nov thru dusk schooling area, look birds
9
San Miguel Boat Ramp Area
thru Apr, dawn live shad, jigging spoons, 268/F8 Nov. thru dusk schooling area, look birds
Dam Area
thru Aug, dawn live shad, jigging spoons, hit the 271/L4 May thru dusk rip rap and brush
10
shad traps, cranks, spoons, troll outside grass line
CATFISH KEY N 28 28.728, W 98 14.766
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PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Brushy Hump
thru July, dawn blood bait, cheese bait, fish 270/E1 Feb thru dusk under cork in 4-10’
9
River Channel Flat
year, avoid 270/H6 All midday
cut bait, punch bait under cork rig, fish 5-10’ on flat
10
Three Rivers Telephone Poles
year, avoid 270/F7 All midday
live or cut shad, earthworms, work grass and pole
11
Elm Creek East Field
year, avoid 268/G9 All midday
cut bait, punch bait under cork rig, fish 5-10’ on flat
12
Yarbrough Lake
year, avoid 268/A7 All midday
blood bait, cheese bait, cut shad, work bottom struct.
13
Frio River
year, avoid 268/A6 All midday
cut bait, punch bait under cork rig, fish 5-10’ on flat
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N 28 31.273, W 98 16.123
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
Calliham Unit - State 1 Park
yr, dawn-mrng, 270/C4 All dusk
night lgmth bass, bream, crap pie, use live bait
2 Shore Unit - State Park
yr, dawn-mrng, 271/H1 All dusk
night lgmth bass, bream, crappie, use live bait
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LAKE FALCON
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SERVICES PROVIDED
LOCATION
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CAMPING
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FACILITIES ON LAKE
PARKING
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25 10” 25*** 12” 25*** 12” 5 18” 25 10”
WEIGH STATION
White bass Channel catfish Blue catfish Flathead catfish Crappie
14” 14” none none 18” 18”
Units in Acre Feet as of: 7/2/2012
BOAT GAS
5* 5* 5* 5* 5** 5**
lake levels*
MAP LOCATOR
COURTESY DOCK
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PUBLIC OPERATION
Species
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LARGEMOUTH BASS KEY
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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Arroyo Leon
275/J5 Winter, Spring
plastics, jigs, spinnerbaits, crankbaits
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Government Cove
Jan-Mar, Oct-Dec, 279/K2 dwn, am, dusk
TX rig plastics, spawn move back to cove streams
3
State Park Cove
Jan-Mar, July-Aug, 279/J6 Fall, all day
chart./wht. spinners, warm days move to deeper water
4
Goose Bay
Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec, 277/J2 dwn, am, dusk
cranks, spinners, work your way in and aroud trees
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Little Tiger
277/J4 All year, all day
chart/wht. cranks w grn. back, work the trees
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Big Tiger
year, dawn thru work all the points and back end 277/K8 All aftn. dusk creeks during spawn
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Bob’s Nob
Year, dawn thru live shad, plastics, work points 276/H3 All aftn. dusk slowly and cast evenly
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Pierce’s Cove
Year, dawn, 276/G8 All morn, dusk
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OPEC Creek
dawn thru many tourneys won in this creek, 275/K3 Feb-Apr, aftn., dusk spinners work best
tilapia, shad, work island structure, back streams
Catfish KEY
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N 26 53.092, W 99 15.457
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
Nov-Dec, 272/InsA Jan-Aug, all day
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
work stink bait along river channel on bottom rig
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Rio Grande River
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Rio Grande River/San Ignacio
thru April, 272/D5 Nov dawn thru dusk
cut shad, worms, shrimp, fish using bottom rigs
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OPEC Creek Marker VIII Area
Nov-Feb, 276/E9 Mar-May, all day
work stink bait along creek channel on bottom rig
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Goose Bay Hardwood
Nov-Feb, 277/K1 Mar-May, all day
work cut bait in and around trees on bottom rigs
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Big Tiger Points
277/I6
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Little Tiger Hardwoods
Nov-Feb, 277/L4 Spring, dawn-dusk
work cut bait in and around trees on bottom rigs
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Trees at Marker 8
Nov-Dec, 275/K3 Mar-Apr, dawn-am
blood bait, tie up to trees, drop down to 10-15’
Spring, Nov-Feb, dawn-dusk
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Daily Length Bag Min.
PRIVATE OPERATION
Species
rules & regulations
punch or stink bait, chum the points, be patient
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bank fishing HOTSPOTS KEY
HOTSPOT NAME
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Oct-Dec, 279/K2 Jan-Mar, dawn, morn, dusk;
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TX rig plastics, spawn move back to cove streams
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HOTSPOT NAME
PG/GRID PRIME TIME
BEST BAIT & TACTIC
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School Bus Cove
dawn thru drop shot plastics to sunken bus, 275/J6 Jan-Apr, aftn., dusk work back creeks
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Zapata Co Public Boat Ramp
year, dawn, am, work the brush, points w plas274/H8 All dusk, night tics, cranks & spinners
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Veleno Bridge
273/I2
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Veleno
Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec, 272/H1 dwn, am, dusk
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Arroyo Del Burro
dawn thru chart./wht. spinners, work the 272/D6 Jan-Apr, dusk grassy islands and pt.
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State Pk Point, Rocky Ledge
midday279/J7 Mar-July, afternoon
keep in 15-30’, cast to rocky ledge top, keep bait 7-10’
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Government Cove Point
thru July, am 279/K3 May thru midday
deep cranks, C-rig Senkos, same tactic as #5
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Main Lake Rock Piles
thru Sep, am 279/J3 May thru midday
10” blk worm, use sonar to find rock piles
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Tiger Point
thru Aug, am 276/H3 May thru midday
football jig, find rocky ledge 10-15’, keep boat in 20’
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North Arroyo Veleno
year, dwn thru 273/K4 all aftn, dusk
spinners near brush, flip plastics, cranks on deep pts.
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Falcon Dam
279/I2
April thru Sep, morn red craw cranks, fish humps, thru aftn points and drop offs
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Between Markers 2 and 3
279/I9
April thru Oct, morning thru aftn
fish underwater points and drops, 8-12” Senkos
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Tigers
277/I4
All Year, morning thru afternoon
flip bushes and trees, fish points, humps and drops
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Bob’s Knob to Marker 8
Year, morning 276/G4 All thru afternoon
fish shallow early, hit numerous cuts, points & drops
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Arroyo Veleno Mouth
Oct-Dec, 274/G9 Jan-Mar, am thru aftn
fish shallow flats, points, hums and drop offs
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year, dawn-am, Zapata Public Boat Ramp 274/G9 All dusk-night
work the brush, points w plastics, cranks, spinners
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Dos Creeks
272/D5
May-Sep
Plastic worms, spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, topwaters
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Cox Point
276/G7
May-Sep
crankbaits, plastic worms, spinnerbaits
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Three Fingers
272/E5
Mar-June
brown or black jigs w/ brown trailers, Spinnerbaits.
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3074 Point
274/F9
Feb-May
Deep-diving crankbaits, spinnerbaits, black/blue jigs; 2-5 ft.
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Siesta Shores
274/H9
February
Fish spinners early, then Texrigged worms in cover.
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Tributary Creek Channel 276/H3
December
Soft plastic lizards, Brush Hawgs;stay on edge of channel.
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White House Creek Area 272/D6
February
Lg. plastic lizards, spinners, Br. Hawgs; fish backs of creeks.
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Main Lake Points
279/I8
October
Diving cranks, ftball jigs; fish drop-offs, feel for rocks/brush.
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Long Point Brushpiles
277/I3
June
Fire-tiger crankbaits, Sexy Shad, DD-22, Mans-20
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Beckwith Point
277/J8
November
Jigs, plastic worms, spinners; fish brush/timber 8-15 ft.
All Year, dawn thru work the brush, piling, shady aftn., dusk areas, with live baits good staging area, work the points and streams
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N 26 42.963, W 99 11.793
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N 26 40.688, W 99 11.569
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N 26 40.580, W 99 10.742
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N 26 42.631, W 99 09.982
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TIDE FORECAST tide forecast Aug 2012-ju l 2013
FOR
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COAST
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2012
AUGUST 2012 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
4:59 AM 9:54 AM 2:42 PM 9:49 PM
1.63ft. 1.18ft. 1.54ft. -0.24ft.
High 1:44 PM
0.62ft.
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High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:46 AM 10:06 AM 11:59 AM 9:23 PM
1.42ft. 1.27ft. 1.29ft. -0.58ft.
6:18 AM 11:19 AM 4:04 PM 11:22 PM
1.38ft. 0.99ft. 1.30ft. -0.20ft.
High Low High Low
5:31 AM 10:35 AM 3:42 PM 10:34 PM
1.57ft. 1.05ft. 1.51ft. -0.07ft.
Low 12:45 AM -0.49ft. High 3:37 PM 0.53ft.
2
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
6:02 AM 10:15 AM 1:45 PM 10:10 PM
1.31ft. 1.13ft. 1.24ft. -0.34ft.
High Low High Low
5:59 AM 11:17 AM 4:42 PM 11:17 PM
1.51ft. 0.91ft. 1.45ft. 0.14ft.
Low 1:28 AM High 5:17 PM
-0.38ft. 0.45ft.
3
High 6:42 AM 1.32ft. Low 11:59 AM 0.83ft. High 5:11 PM 1.24ft .
High Low High Low
6:11 AM 10:45 AM 3:12 PM 10:54 PM
1.20ft. 0.94ft. 1.17ft. -0.07ft.
4
Low High Low High
12:02 AM 7:04 AM 12:42 PM 6:20 PM
0.03ft. 1.26ft. 0.66ft. 1.16ft.
High Low High Low
6:25 AM 12:03 PM 5:45 PM 11:57 PM
1.46ft. 0.77ft. 1.37ft. 0.39ft.
Low High Low High
2:06 AM 10:18 AM 1:38 PM 6:50 PM
-0.24ft. 0.30ft. 0.26ft. 0.38ft.
High Low High Low
6:17 AM 11:24 AM 4:36 PM 11:36 PM
1.10ft. 0.74ft. 1.10ft. 0.21ft.
5
Low High Low High
12:39 AM 7:26 AM 1:27 PM 7:33 PM
0.28ft. 1.22ft. 0.52ft. 1.09ft.
High 6:47 AM 1.41ft. Low 12:50 PM 0.62ft. High 6:56 PM 1.29ft.
Low High Low High
2:40 AM 9:47 AM 2:44 PM 8:25 PM
-0.09ft. 0.27ft. 0.16ft. 0.31ft.
High 6:20 AM 1.04ft. Low 12:07 PM 0.55ft. High 6:02 PM 1.03ft.
6
Low High Low High
1:12 AM 7:46 AM 2:16 PM 8:55 PM
0.53ft. 1.19ft. 0.40ft. 1.05ft.
Low High Low High
12:37 AM 7:07 AM 1:40 PM 8:19 PM
0.63ft. 1.38ft. 0.49ft. 1.24ft.
Low High Low High
3:06 AM 9:22 AM 3:41 PM 10:25 PM
0.06ft. 0.28ft. 0.07ft. 0.27ft.
Low High Low High
12:15 AM 6:20 AM 12:53 PM 7:40 PM
0.48ft. 1.01ft. 0.37ft. 0.98ft.
7
Low High Low High
1:39 AM 8:03 AM 3:09 PM 10:33 PM
0.76ft. 1.18ft. 0.31ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
1:17 AM 7:22 AM 2:31 PM 9:59 PM
0.87ft. 1.35ft. 0.38ft. 1.25ft.
Low 3:12 AM High 8:50 AM Low 4:39 PM
0.20ft. 0.31ft. -0.01ft.
Low High Low High
12:51 AM 6:15 AM 1:43 PM 9:48 PM
0.72ft. 1.02ft. 0.23ft. 0.99ft.
Low 1:55 AM High 8:13 AM Low 4:06 PM
0.95ft. 1.19ft. 0.24ft.
Low High Low High
2:02 AM 7:27 AM 3:25 PM 11:51 PM
1.08ft. 1.33ft. 0.28ft. 1.31ft.
High 8:05 AM Low 5:41 PM
0.38ft. -0.07ft.
Low 1:19 AM High 6:02 AM Low 2:36 PM
0.93ft. 1.06ft. 0.12ft.
High 8:02 AM Low 5:08 PM
1.22ft. 0.18ft.
Low 3:02 AM High 7:05 AM Low 4:20 PM
1.25ft. 1.33ft. 0.20ft.
High 7:32 AM Low 6:51 PM
0.47ft. -0.12ft.
High 5:32 AM Low 3:33 PM
1.14ft. 0.05ft.
10
High 6:08 AM Low 6:09 PM
1.28ft. 0.13ft.
High 1:27 AM Low 5:14 PM
1.41ft. 0.13ft.
High 7:39 AM Low 8:03 PM
0.56ft. -0.16ft.
High 4:07 AM Low 4:31 PM
1.24ft. -0.01ft.
11
High 5:50 AM Low 7:02 PM
1.34ft. 0.07ft.
High 2:26 AM Low 6:06 PM
1.49ft. 0.08ft.
High 8:09 AM Low 9:10 PM
0.63ft. -0.20ft.
High 3:58 AM Low 5:27 PM
1.34ft. -0.05ft.
12
High 5:26 AM Low 7:47 PM
1.38ft. 0.02ft.
High 3:04 AM Low 6:55 PM
1.54ft. 0.03ft.
High 8:48 AM 0.67ft. Low 10:07 PM -0.23ft.
High 4:18 AM Low 6:18 PM
1.42ft. -0.08ft.
13
High 4:53 AM Low 8:27 PM
1.40ft. -0.01ft.
High 3:32 AM Low 7:39 PM
1.57ft. -0.00ft.
High 9:31 AM 0.70ft. Low 10:56 PM -0.26ft.
High 4:38 AM Low 7:03 PM
1.47ft. -0.09ft.
4:55 AM 10:07 AM 12:39 PM 9:02 PM
1.42ft. 1.30ft. 1.32ft. -0.03ft.
High Low High Low
3:55 AM 9:16 AM 12:30 PM 8:20 PM
1.59ft. 1.31ft. 1.35ft. -0.02ft.
High 10:16 AM 0.71ft. Low 11:38 PM -0.26ft.
High 4:52 AM Low 7:44 PM
1.51ft. -0.09ft.
14
High Low High Low
5:07 AM 9:53 AM 1:49 PM 9:36 PM
1.44ft. 1.24ft. 1.34ft. -0.02ft.
High Low High Low
4:15 AM 9:19 AM 1:28 PM 8:59 PM
1.60ft. 1.24ft. 1.38ft. -0.01ft.
High 11:07 AM 0.69ft.
High 5:03 AM Low 8:24 PM
1.51ft. -0.07ft.
15
High Low High Low
5:23 AM 10:11 AM 2:50 PM 10:10 PM
1.45ft. 1.15ft. 1.36ft. 0.03ft.
High Low High Low
4:34 AM 9:41 AM 2:21 PM 9:37 PM
1.61ft. 1.15ft. 1.41ft. 0.05ft.
Low 12:16 AM -0.23ft. High 12:22 PM 0.65ft.
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High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:10 AM 9:54 AM 12:14 PM 9:04 PM
1.48ft. 1.31ft. 1.33ft. -0.01ft.
5:41 AM 10:41 AM 3:51 PM 10:46 PM
1.44ft. 1.02ft. 1.36ft. 0.13ft.
High Low High Low
4:53 AM 10:11 AM 3:15 PM 10:15 PM
1.61ft. 1.01ft. 1.43ft. 0.15ft.
Low 12:51 AM -0.17ft. High 3:21 PM 0.60ft.
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High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:16 AM 9:59 AM 1:47 PM 9:45 PM
1.40ft. 1.18ft. 1.30ft. 0.09ft.
6:00 AM 11:16 AM 4:54 PM 11:22 PM
1.42ft. 0.86ft. 1.35ft. 0.28ft.
High Low High Low
5:13 AM 10:47 AM 4:13 PM 10:53 PM
1.60ft. 0.85ft. 1.45ft. 0.30ft.
Low 1:24 AM High 5:22 PM
-0.07ft. 0.56ft.
18
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:20 AM 10:19 AM 3:11 PM 10:28 PM
1.30ft. 0.98ft. 1.27ft. 0.25ft.
High 6:19 AM 1.40ft. Low 11:55 AM 0.67ft. High 6:03 PM 1.33ft.
High Low High Low
5:33 AM 11:27 AM 5:15 PM 11:34 PM
1.58ft. 0.66ft. 1.45ft. 0.51ft.
Low High Low High
1:53 AM 9:19 AM 12:50 PM 7:06 PM
0.07ft. 0.39ft. 0.35ft. 0.52ft.
High Low High Low
5:21 AM 10:49 AM 4:34 PM 11:14 PM
1.19ft. 0.74ft. 1.25ft. 0.46ft.
20
Low High Low High
12:00 AM 6:36 AM 12:40 PM 7:19 PM
0.49ft. 1.37ft. 0.48ft. 1.31ft.
High 5:54 AM 1.56ft. Low 12:11 PM 0.47ft. High 6:26 PM 1.45ft.
Low High Low High
2:13 AM 7:58 AM 1:52 PM 9:02 PM
0.23ft. 0.39ft. 0.22ft. 0.49ft.
High 5:20 AM 1.10ft. Low 11:26 AM 0.46ft. High 6:04 PM 1.24ft.
21
Low High Low High
12:39 AM 6:50 AM 1:29 PM 8:47 PM
0.73ft. 1.37ft. 0.29ft. 1.30ft.
Low High Low High
Low 2:07 AM High 7:02 AM Low 2:50 PM
0.39ft. 0.49ft. 0.09ft.
Low High Low High
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0.74ft. 1.54ft. 0.30ft. 1.45ft.
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
1.44ft. 1.15ft. 1.35ft. -0.39ft.
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TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
5:53 AM 10:43 AM 2:54 PM 10:40 PM
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TIDE STATION:
High Low High Low
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12:03 AM 5:14 AM 12:10 PM 7:47 PM
0.70ft. 1.07ft. 0.19ft. 1.26ft.
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Port O’Connor
South Padre Isl.
Low High Low High
1:06 AM 6:38 AM 1:54 PM 9:28 PM
0.99ft. 1.53ft. 0.15ft. 1.47ft.
High 6:38 AM Low 3:53 PM
0.64ft. -0.02ft.
Low High Low High
Low 1:56 AM High 7:06 AM Low 3:29 PM
1.21ft. 1.43ft. -0.01ft.
Low High Low High
2:04 AM 7:02 AM 2:54 PM 11:21 PM
1.22ft. 1.52ft. 0.04ft. 1.54ft.
High 6:48 AM Low 5:01 PM
0.78ft. -0.10ft.
Low 2:14 AM High 4:31 AM Low 2:01 PM
12:33 AM 2:34 AM 6:57 AM 4:41 PM
1.42ft. 1.40ft. 1.49ft. -0.11ft.
Low 3:24 AM High 7:31 AM Low 3:58 PM
1.39ft. 1.52ft. -0.03ft.
High 7:20 AM Low 6:17 PM
0.90ft. -0.15ft.
High 12:12 AM 1.47ft. Low 3:07 PM -0.33ft.
24
High Low High Low
2:46 AM 4:03 AM 5:31 AM 5:54 PM
1.54ft. 1.53ft. 1.53ft. -0.17ft.
High Low High Low
12:57 AM 5:24 AM 8:21 AM 5:05 PM
1.63ft. 1.48ft. 1.51ft. -0.07ft.
High 8:02 AM Low 7:37 PM
0.98ft. -0.18ft.
High 1:54 AM Low 4:17 PM
1.62ft. -0.37ft.
25
High Low High Low
High 3:28 AM Low 7:02 PM
1.60ft. -0.21ft.
High Low High Low
2:03 AM 7:09 AM 10:08 AM 6:10 PM
1.69ft. 1.47ft. 1.51ft. -0.09ft.
High 8:50 AM Low 8:54 PM
1.00ft. -0.18ft.
High 2:52 AM Low 5:27 PM
1.71ft. -0.35ft.
3:55 AM 9:33 AM 11:11 AM 8:03 PM
1.61ft. 1.44ft. 1.45ft. -0.19ft.
High Low High Low
2:50 AM 7:56 AM 11:48 AM 7:11 PM
1.72ft. 1.41ft. 1.54ft. -0.08ft.
High 9:45 AM 0.98ft. Low 10:02 PM -0.15ft.
High 3:32 AM Low 6:32 PM
1.73ft. -0.26ft.
27
High Low High Low
4:18 AM 9:29 AM 12:59 PM 8:57 PM
1.58ft. 1.34ft. 1.45ft. -0.11ft.
High Low High Low
3:27 AM 8:30 AM 1:05 PM 8:05 PM
1.71ft. 1.31ft. 1.59ft. -0.02ft.
High 10:52 AM 0.92ft. Low 11:01 PM -0.08ft.
High 3:59 AM Low 7:33 PM
1.68ft. -0.13ft.
28
High Low High Low
4:39 AM 9:48 AM 2:18 PM 9:45 PM
1.52ft. 1.19ft. 1.46ft. 0.02ft.
High Low High Low
3:57 AM 9:03 AM 2:09 PM 8:54 PM
1.67ft. 1.18ft. 1.63ft. 0.09ft.
High 1:18 PM 0.83ft. Low 11:53 PM 0.01ft.
29
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
4:16 AM 8:34 AM 12:02 PM 8:28 PM
1.59ft. 1.42ft. 1.51ft. 0.06ft.
4:58 AM 10:15 AM 3:27 PM 10:28 PM
1.47ft. 1.02ft. 1.47ft. 0.19ft.
High Low High Low
4:22 AM 9:36 AM 3:08 PM 9:38 PM
1.63ft. 1.03ft. 1.65ft. 0.23ft.
High 3:52 PM
0.78ft.
30
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
4:26 AM 8:53 AM 1:40 PM 9:19 PM
1.48ft. 1.24ft. 1.52ft. 0.27ft.
31
High Low High Low
5:17 AM 10:47 AM 4:31 PM 11:06 PM
1.42ft. 0.85ft. 1.47ft. 0.39ft.
High Low High Low
4:43 AM 10:11 AM 4:03 PM 10:18 PM
1.59ft. 0.87ft. 1.64ft. 0.42ft.
Low High Low High
0.12ft. 0.62ft. 0.59ft. 0.76ft.
High Low High Low
4:32 AM 9:24 AM 3:01 PM 10:07 PM
1.37ft. 1.04ft. 1.52ft. 0.50ft.
23
1:17 AM 7:02 AM 2:25 PM 10:30 PM
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
0.98ft. 1.39ft. 0.12ft. 1.34ft.
22
Low High Low High
TIDE STATION:
26
12:39 AM 8:43 AM 11:51 AM 5:37 PM
12:59 AM 5:01 AM 1:02 PM 9:51 PM
0.97ft. 1.11ft. -0.04ft. 1.33ft. 1.22ft. 1.24ft. -0.22ft.
SEPTEMBER 2012 1.39ft. 0.69ft. 1.45ft. 0.61ft.
High Low High Low
5:02 AM 10:47 AM 4:57 PM 10:56 PM
1.55ft. 0.72ft. 1.61ft. 0.62ft.
Low High Low High
1:23 AM 8:11 AM 12:42 PM 7:05 PM
0.25ft. 0.59ft. 0.49ft. 0.75ft.
High Low High Low
4:35 AM 9:58 AM 4:15 PM 10:53 PM
1.29ft. 0.83ft. 1.51ft. 0.72ft.
High 5:54 AM 1.37ft. Low 11:57 AM 0.56ft. High 6:33 PM 1.42ft.
High Low High Low
5:19 AM 11:25 AM 5:52 PM 11:32 PM
1.53ft. 0.58ft. 1.57ft. 0.82ft.
Low High Low High
2:04 AM 7:47 AM 1:26 PM 8:29 PM
0.39ft. 0.59ft. 0.40ft. 0.74ft.
High Low High Low
4:35 AM 10:35 AM 5:27 PM 11:37 PM
1.24ft. 0.65ft. 1.49ft. 0.93ft.
3
Low High Low High
12:13 AM 6:11 AM 12:35 PM 7:38 PM
0.82ft. 1.36ft. 0.47ft. 1.39ft.
High 5:33 AM 1.51ft. Low 12:04 PM 0.48ft. High 6:51 PM 1.53ft.
Low High Low High
2:44 AM 7:20 AM 2:06 PM 10:01 PM
0.52ft. 0.62ft. 0.33ft. 0.75ft.
High 4:32 AM 1.22ft. Low 11:12 AM 0.51ft. High 6:40 PM 1.47ft.
4
Low High Low High
12:40 AM 6:24 AM 1:16 PM 8:50 PM
1.01ft. 1.37ft. 0.42ft. 1.37ft.
Low High Low High
12:06 AM 5:41 AM 12:47 PM 7:58 PM
1.02ft. 1.49ft. 0.41ft. 1.50ft.
Low 3:20 AM High 6:35 AM Low 2:47 PM
0.65ft. 0.68ft. 0.29ft.
Low High Low High
12:22 AM 4:22 AM 11:52 AM 8:03 PM
1.11ft. 1.24ft. 0.41ft. 1.46ft.
5
Low High Low High
1:02 AM 6:31 AM 2:02 PM 10:17 PM
1.17ft. 1.38ft. 0.39ft. 1.36ft.
Low High Low High
12:41 AM 5:42 AM 1:34 PM 9:21 PM
1.19ft. 1.48ft. 0.37ft. 1.48ft.
High Low High Low
0.77ft. 0.76ft. 0.76ft. 0.26ft.
Low High Low High
1:11 AM 4:02 AM 12:35 PM 9:46 PM
1.27ft. 1.31ft. 0.36ft. 1.47ft.
Low 1:13 AM High 6:15 AM Low 2:55 PM
1.30ft. 1.42ft. 0.39ft.
Low High Low High
1:17 AM 5:30 AM 2:25 PM 11:14 PM
1.34ft. 1.48ft. 0.36ft. 1.49ft.
High 5:17 AM Low 4:25 PM
0.86ft. 0.25ft.
Low 2:40 AM High 2:49 AM Low 1:23 PM
High 5:24 AM Low 3:58 PM
1.47ft. 0.40ft.
Low 2:01 AM High 5:06 AM Low 3:23 PM
1.46ft. 1.50ft. 0.37ft.
High 5:54 AM Low 5:32 PM
0.94ft. 0.25ft.
High 12:14 AM 1.53ft. Low 2:19 PM 0.38ft.
8
High 5:07 AM Low 5:06 PM
1.52ft. 0.40ft.
High 1:13 AM Low 4:24 PM
1.56ft. 0.37ft.
High 6:37 AM Low 6:54 PM
1.00ft. 0.26ft.
High 1:56 AM Low 3:21 PM
1.63ft. 0.41ft.
9
High 4:54 AM Low 6:09 PM
1.55ft. 0.38ft.
High 2:05 AM Low 5:25 PM
1.61ft. 0.35ft.
High 7:20 AM Low 8:18 PM
1.04ft. 0.25ft.
High 2:34 AM Low 4:24 PM
1.71ft. 0.45ft.
1 2
6 7
High Low High Low
5:36 AM 11:21 AM 5:32 PM 11:41 PM
12:24 AM 3:16 AM 5:22 AM 3:32 PM
1.40ft. 1.40ft. 0.36ft.
Texas Lakes & Bays® Fishing Atlas • 2012 EDITION
7/6/12 11:59 AM
T E X AS
L A K ES
&
BAYS
SEPTEMBER 2012 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
OCTOBER 2012
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
High 3:42 AM Low 7:02 PM
1.56ft. 0.36ft.
High 2:31 AM Low 6:20 PM
1.65ft. 0.33ft.
High 8:02 AM Low 9:27 PM
1.06ft. 0.25ft.
High 2:56 AM Low 5:24 PM
1.77ft. 0.47ft.
3:35 AM 9:55 AM 11:22 AM 7:46 PM
1.58ft. 1.43ft. 1.44ft. 0.35ft.
High Low High Low
2:50 AM 10:01 AM 11:12 AM 7:09 PM
1.67ft. 1.38ft. 1.39ft. 0.31ft.
High 8:44 AM 1.05ft. Low 10:24 PM 0.27ft.
High 3:09 AM Low 6:19 PM
1.79ft. 0.49ft.
11
High Low High Low
3:44 AM 9:02 AM 12:59 PM 8:26 PM
1.58ft. 1.36ft. 1.47ft. 0.37ft.
High Low High Low
3:05 AM 8:31 AM 12:51 PM 7:52 PM
1.69ft. 1.32ft. 1.45ft. 0.32ft.
High 9:24 AM 1.02ft. Low 11:12 PM 0.30ft.
12
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:17 AM 9:20 AM 9:28 AM 7:11 PM
1.78ft. 1.59ft. 1.59ft. 0.53ft.
3:57 AM 9:06 AM 2:09 PM 9:05 PM
1.58ft. 1.24ft. 1.52ft. 0.42ft.
High Low High Low
3:20 AM 8:39 AM 1:51 PM 8:34 PM
1.69ft. 1.18ft. 1.53ft. 0.36ft.
High 10:09 AM 0.95ft. Low 11:57 PM 0.38ft.
13
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:23 AM 8:23 AM 12:10 PM 8:01 PM
1.73ft. 1.49ft. 1.60ft. 0.59ft.
4:13 AM 9:30 AM 3:13 PM 9:44 PM
1.58ft. 1.07ft. 1.57ft. 0.52ft.
High Low High Low
3:35 AM 9:04 AM 2:45 PM 9:15 PM
1.70ft. 1.00ft. 1.61ft. 0.45ft.
High 4:09 PM
14
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:27 AM 8:33 AM 1:41 PM 8:51 PM
1.63ft. 1.30ft. 1.64ft. 0.69ft.
15
High Low High Low
4:29 AM 10:02 AM 4:17 PM 10:24 PM
1.56ft. 0.86ft. 1.63ft. 0.67ft.
High Low High Low
3:51 AM 9:35 AM 3:40 PM 9:56 PM
1.70ft. 0.79ft. 1.70ft. 0.59ft.
Low High Low High
12:40 AM 7:55 AM 11:16 AM 6:01 PM
0.48ft. 0.76ft. 0.73ft. 0.94ft.
High Low High Low
3:30 AM 8:55 AM 3:00 PM 9:44 PM
1.51ft. 1.05ft. 1.68ft. 0.82ft.
16
High Low High Low
4:46 AM 10:40 AM 5:21 PM 11:06 PM
1.55ft. 0.64ft. 1.67ft. 0.86ft.
High Low High Low
4:10 AM 10:12 AM 4:36 PM 10:38 PM
1.70ft. 0.56ft. 1.77ft. 0.76ft.
Low High Low High
1:22 AM 6:27 AM 12:01 PM 7:40 PM
0.62ft. 0.74ft. 0.59ft. 0.97ft.
High Low High Low
3:30 AM 9:26 AM 4:17 PM 10:39 PM
1.40ft. 0.76ft. 1.73ft. 1.00ft.
17
High Low High Low
5:03 AM 11:22 AM 6:29 PM 11:48 PM
1.55ft. 0.43ft. 1.70ft. 1.07ft.
High Low High Low
4:30 AM 10:53 AM 5:36 PM 11:22 PM
1.70ft. 0.35ft. 1.81ft. 0.97ft.
Low High Low High
2:00 AM 5:11 AM 12:47 PM 9:28 PM
0.78ft. 0.81ft. 0.44ft. 1.01ft.
High Low High Low
3:26 AM 10:02 AM 5:34 PM 11:41 PM
1.33ft. 0.46ft. 1.78ft. 1.20ft.
18
High 5:18 AM 1.57ft. Low 12:09 PM 0.25ft. High 7:44 PM 1.71ft.
High 4:52 AM 1.70ft. Low 11:38 AM 0.19ft. High 6:40 PM 1.82ft.
Low 2:13 AM High 4:15 AM Low 1:36 PM
0.95ft. 0.95ft. 0.32ft.
High 3:16 AM 1.33ft. Low 10:45 AM 0.20ft. High 6:57 PM 1.82ft.
12:31 AM 5:32 AM 1:01 PM 9:07 PM
1.29ft. 1.61ft. 0.12ft. 1.71ft.
Low High Low High
12:08 AM 5:15 AM 12:28 PM 7:54 PM
1.18ft. 1.70ft. 0.08ft. 1.80ft.
High 4:20 AM Low 2:29 PM
1.11ft. 0.23ft.
19
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
1:15 AM 5:42 AM 1:59 PM 10:42 PM
1.48ft. 1.65ft. 0.05ft. 1.72ft.
Low High Low High
12:59 AM 5:40 AM 1:24 PM 9:25 PM
1.37ft. 1.70ft. 0.04ft. 1.77ft.
High 5:01 AM Low 3:27 PM
1.24ft. 0.19ft.
Low 12:28 PM -0.09ft. High 10:10 PM 1.93ft.
20
Low High Low High
1.63ft. 1.69ft. 0.03ft.
Low High Low High
2:02 AM 6:08 AM 2:26 PM 11:10 PM
1.52ft. 1.68ft. 0.06ft. 1.77ft.
High 5:48 AM Low 4:33 PM
1.33ft. 0.19ft.
Low 1:30 PM -0.09ft. High 11:47 PM 1.99ft.
21
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
10
Low 2:07 AM High 5:39 AM Low 3:06 PM
TIDE STATION:
0.92ft.
1:00 AM 2:51 AM 11:33 AM 8:28 PM
1.40ft. 1.42ft. 0.01ft. 1.87ft.
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Port O’Connor
High Low High Low
4:11 AM 10:50 AM 5:54 PM 11:11 PM
1.62ft. 0.40ft. 1.78ft. 1.21ft.
Low High Low High
High 4:50 AM 1.53ft. Low 11:54 AM 0.42ft. High 7:41 PM 1.66ft.
High Low High Low
4:19 AM 11:26 AM 6:42 PM 11:43 PM
1.61ft. 0.34ft. 1.75ft. 1.34ft.
3
Low High Low High
12:15 AM 4:56 AM 12:32 PM 8:43 PM
1.40ft. 1.55ft. 0.41ft. 1.64ft.
4
Low High Low High
12:36 AM 4:46 AM 1:13 PM 9:56 PM
5
Low High Low High
12:55 AM 4:19 AM 2:00 PM 11:27 PM
6
3:00 AM 4:38 AM 1:04 PM 9:54 PM
1.49ft. 0.56ft. 1.90ft.
Low 1:37 PM 0.51ft. High 11:27 PM 1.23ft.
Low High Low High
1.51ft. 1.52ft. 0.47ft. 1.89ft.
High 4:21 AM 1.61ft. Low 12:05 PM 0.33ft. High 7:36 PM 1.71ft.
Low
2:12 PM
0.49ft.
Low 11:05 AM 0.45ft. High 8:16 PM 1.89ft.
1.50ft. 1.58ft. 0.43ft. 1.62ft.
Low High Low High
12:15 AM 4:19 AM 12:47 PM 8:42 PM
1.44ft. 1.61ft. 0.35ft. 1.67ft.
High 1:50 AM Low 2:51 PM
1.26ft. 0.49ft.
Low 11:43 AM 0.47ft. High 9:34 PM 1.90ft.
1.57ft. 1.62ft. 0.47ft. 1.63ft.
Low High Low High
12:48 AM 4:12 AM 1:35 PM 10:17 PM
1.53ft. 1.61ft. 0.41ft. 1.64ft.
High 3:45 AM Low 3:36 PM
1.30ft. 0.51ft.
Low 12:25 PM 0.53ft. High 10:58 PM 1.94ft.
Low 1:14 AM High 4:06 AM Low 2:54 PM
1.62ft. 1.65ft. 0.51ft.
Low 1:31 AM High 3:59 AM Low 2:30 PM
1.60ft. 1.62ft. 0.47ft.
High 4:49 AM Low 4:31 PM
1.34ft. 0.53ft.
Low
1:06 AM 2:00 AM 3:51 AM 3:54 PM
1.65ft. 1.65ft. 1.66ft. 0.55ft.
High 12:10 AM 1.66ft. Low 3:30 PM 0.52ft.
High 5:39 AM Low 5:38 PM
1.36ft. 0.57ft.
High 12:03 AM 1.99ft. Low 2:08 PM 0.70ft.
7
High Low High Low
8
High 1:36 AM Low 4:57 PM
1.67ft. 0.58ft.
High 1:04 AM Low 4:33 PM
1.69ft. 0.55ft.
High 6:22 AM Low 6:55 PM
1.35ft. 0.61ft.
High 12:41 AM 2.03ft. Low 3:10 PM 0.80ft.
9
High 1:53 AM Low 5:57 PM
1.68ft. 0.62ft.
High 1:28 AM Low 5:34 PM
1.70ft. 0.58ft.
High 6:59 AM Low 8:15 PM
1.32ft. 0.65ft.
High 1:01 AM Low 4:17 PM
2.04ft. 0.88ft.
2:09 AM 8:40 AM 11:43 AM 6:51 PM
1.67ft. 1.39ft. 1.44ft. 0.66ft.
High Low High Low
1:44 AM 8:11 AM 11:42 AM 6:29 PM
1.71ft. 1.33ft. 1.37ft. 0.60ft.
High 7:27 AM Low 9:29 PM
1.26ft. 0.71ft.
High 1:14 AM Low 5:25 PM
2.00ft. 0.97ft.
10
High Low High Low
2:24 AM 8:12 AM 1:15 PM 7:42 PM
1.65ft. 1.24ft. 1.50ft. 0.74ft.
High Low High Low
1:57 AM 7:40 AM 1:06 PM 7:20 PM
1.71ft. 1.17ft. 1.48ft. 0.65ft.
High 7:31 AM 1.16ft. Low 10:38 PM 0.79ft.
11
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
1:22 AM 7:21 AM 11:31 AM 6:32 PM
1.92ft. 1.55ft. 1.69ft. 1.06ft.
12
High Low High Low
2:39 AM 8:26 AM 2:28 PM 8:31 PM
1.63ft. 1.03ft. 1.60ft. 0.84ft.
High Low High Low
2:11 AM 7:58 AM 2:06 PM 8:07 PM
1.70ft. 0.94ft. 1.62ft. 0.73ft.
High Low High Low
1.05ft. 1.00ft. 1.10ft. 0.90ft.
High Low High Low
1:28 AM 7:25 AM 1:16 PM 7:40 PM
1.81ft. 1.31ft. 1.78ft. 1.17ft.
13
High Low High Low
2:55 AM 8:56 AM 3:34 PM 9:18 PM
1.62ft. 0.78ft. 1.71ft. 0.98ft.
High Low High Low
2:26 AM 8:28 AM 3:00 PM 8:53 PM
1.71ft. 0.68ft. 1.76ft. 0.85ft.
High 4:53 AM 0.99ft. Low 10:45 AM 0.85ft. High 6:36 PM 1.18ft.
High Low High Low
1:29 AM 7:46 AM 2:38 PM 8:50 PM
1.68ft. 1.01ft. 1.89ft. 1.29ft.
14
High Low High Low
3:11 AM 9:32 AM 4:38 PM 10:06 PM
1.62ft. 0.52ft. 1.81ft. 1.15ft.
High Low High Low
2:44 AM 9:03 AM 3:54 PM 9:39 PM
1.72ft. 0.41ft. 1.90ft. 0.99ft.
Low High Low High
1.03ft. 1.03ft. 0.68ft. 1.27ft.
High Low High Low
1:27 AM 8:16 AM 3:52 PM 10:04 PM
1.57ft. 0.66ft. 2.01ft. 1.43ft.
3:28 AM 10:13 AM 5:42 PM 10:53 PM
1.64ft. 0.27ft. 1.89ft. 1.32ft.
High Low High Low
3:06 AM 9:43 AM 4:47 PM 10:25 PM
1.74ft. 0.16ft. 1.99ft. 1.14ft.
Low 11:52 AM 0.51ft. High 10:05 PM 1.36ft.
High Low High Low
1:18 AM 8:53 AM 5:04 PM 11:43 PM
1.53ft. 0.33ft. 2.11ft. 1.56ft.
3:46 AM 10:59 AM 6:48 PM 11:40 PM
1.68ft. 0.07ft. 1.93ft. 1.49ft.
High Low High Low
3:30 AM 10:26 AM 5:44 PM 11:11 PM
1.76ft. -0.03ft. 2.03ft. 1.30ft.
Low
High 12:43 AM 1.57ft. Low 9:34 AM 0.05ft. High 6:16 PM 2.19ft.
High 4:04 AM 1.72ft. Low 11:48 AM -0.06ft. High 7:58 PM 1.93ft.
High Low High Low
3:58 AM 11:13 AM 6:44 PM 11:59 PM
1.78ft. -0.13ft. 2.01ft. 1.43ft.
High 1:21 AM Low 1:25 PM
1.44ft. 0.28ft.
Low 10:21 AM -0.13ft. High 7:30 PM 2.23ft.
12:30 AM 4:23 AM 12:42 PM 9:13 PM
1.62ft. 1.76ft. -0.11ft. 1.91ft.
High 4:28 AM 1.78ft. Low 12:05 PM -0.15ft. High 7:53 PM 1.94ft.
High 3:07 AM Low 2:17 PM
1.53ft. 0.24ft.
Low 11:12 AM -0.20ft. High 8:46 PM 2.24ft.
6:33 AM 10:51 AM 4:36 PM 11:48 PM
0.99ft. 1.00ft. 0.55ft. 1.20ft.
South Padre Isl.
High 2:27 AM Low 9:57 AM High 6:06 PM
2
4:38 AM 11:20 AM 6:44 PM 11:51 PM
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
1.52ft. 0.46ft. 1.67ft. 1.28ft.
1
High Low High Low
TIDE STATION:
tide f ore cas t Aug 2012-jul 201 3
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
12:30 AM 1:55 AM 10:31 AM 7:09 PM
1:13 PM
0.61ft.
High 12:25 AM 1.75ft. Low 4:20 PM 0.06ft.
Low 3:40 AM High 6:42 AM Low 3:35 PM
1.60ft. 1.65ft. 0.12ft.
High 6:37 AM Low 5:46 PM
1.36ft. 0.22ft.
Low
High 1:42 AM Low 5:37 PM
1.77ft. 0.12ft.
High Low High Low
12:39 AM 6:14 AM 8:19 AM 4:48 PM
1.78ft. 1.58ft. 1.59ft. 0.19ft.
High 7:26 AM Low 7:06 PM
1.35ft. 0.28ft.
High 12:59 AM 2.01ft. Low 3:52 PM 0.14ft.
24
High Low High Low
2:25 AM 8:51 AM 10:07 AM 6:50 PM
1.75ft. 1.52ft. 1.52ft. 0.20ft.
High Low High Low
1:37 AM 7:11 AM 10:48 AM 5:59 PM
1.79ft. 1.47ft. 1.57ft. 0.27ft.
High 8:13 AM Low 8:26 PM
1.29ft. 0.36ft.
High 1:44 AM Low 5:06 PM
1.99ft. 0.32ft.
15
High Low High Low
25
High Low High Low
2:53 AM 8:42 AM 12:14 PM 7:53 PM
1.70ft. 1.38ft. 1.51ft. 0.31ft.
High Low High Low
2:17 AM 7:44 AM 12:23 PM 7:02 PM
1.77ft. 1.34ft. 1.62ft. 0.35ft.
High 8:51 AM Low 9:40 PM
1.19ft. 0.45ft.
High Low High Low
2:11 AM 7:57 AM 9:00 AM 6:17 PM
1.92ft. 1.69ft. 1.69ft. 0.52ft.
16
High Low High Low
26
High Low High Low
3:15 AM 9:00 AM 1:41 PM 8:47 PM
1.64ft. 1.21ft. 1.54ft. 0.45ft.
High Low High Low
2:46 AM 8:15 AM 1:35 PM 7:57 PM
1.74ft. 1.17ft. 1.68ft. 0.46ft.
High Low High Low
8:04 AM 10:49 AM 12:53 PM 10:45 PM
1.08ft. 1.07ft. 1.07ft. 0.56ft.
High Low High Low
2:26 AM 7:31 AM 11:48 AM 7:22 PM
1.82ft. 1.53ft. 1.71ft. 0.73ft.
17
27
High Low High Low
3:34 AM 9:23 AM 2:53 PM 9:34 PM
1.58ft. 1.02ft. 1.59ft. 0.62ft.
High Low High Low
3:10 AM 8:44 AM 2:36 PM 8:45 PM
1.70ft. 0.99ft. 1.74ft. 0.60ft.
High Low High Low
6:51 AM 10:49 AM 4:10 PM 11:44 PM
0.99ft. 0.94ft. 1.06ft. 0.67ft.
High Low High Low
2:35 AM 7:52 AM 1:29 PM 8:22 PM
1.71ft. 1.32ft. 1.77ft. 0.93ft.
18
Low High Low High
3:51 AM 9:50 AM 3:56 PM 10:15 PM
1.54ft. 0.84ft. 1.63ft. 0.80ft.
High Low High Low
3:29 AM 9:14 AM 3:30 PM 9:26 PM
1.67ft. 0.81ft. 1.78ft. 0.76ft.
High 6:18 AM 0.95ft. Low 11:24 AM 0.81ft. High 5:56 PM 1.09ft.
High Low High Low
2:39 AM 8:21 AM 2:50 PM 9:20 PM
1.61ft. 1.10ft. 1.84ft. 1.11ft.
1:28 AM 4:39 AM 1:41 PM 10:31 PM
1.71ft. 1.77ft. -0.07ft. 1.87ft.
Low High Low High
12:52 AM 5:02 AM 1:01 PM 9:15 PM
1.54ft. 1.76ft. -0.08ft. 1.86ft.
1.57ft. 0.26ft.
Low 12:08 PM -0.14ft. High 10:01 PM 2.23ft.
19
Low High Low High
High 4:15 AM Low 3:12 PM
28
High Low High Low
4:08 AM 10:19 AM 4:54 PM 10:51 PM
1.52ft. 0.68ft. 1.66ft. 0.98ft.
High Low High Low
3:45 AM 9:45 AM 4:20 PM 10:03 PM
1.64ft. 0.64ft. 1.80ft. 0.92ft.
Low High Low High
12:40 AM 5:56 AM 11:59 AM 7:20 PM
0.78ft. 0.94ft. 0.70ft. 1.13ft.
High Low High Low
2:41 AM 8:52 AM 4:00 PM 10:16 PM
1.54ft. 0.88ft. 1.88ft. 1.28ft.
Low High Low High
3:43 AM 3:52 AM 2:46 PM 11:43 PM
1.73ft. 1.73ft. 0.03ft. 1.83ft.
Low High Low High
2:01 AM 5:42 AM 2:04 PM 10:44 PM
1.59ft. 1.70ft. 0.06ft. 1.80ft.
High 5:12 AM Low 4:11 PM
1.56ft. 0.32ft.
Low 1:08 PM 0.02ft. High 11:04 PM 2.19ft.
29
High Low High Low High Low High Low
4:23 AM 10:49 AM 5:49 PM 11:24 PM
1.51ft. 0.55ft. 1.67ft. 1.14ft.
High Low High Low
3:59 AM 10:16 AM 5:08 PM 10:38 PM
1.63ft. 0.50ft. 1.80ft. 1.07ft.
Low High Low High
1:39 AM 5:32 AM 12:32 PM 8:37 PM
0.90ft. 0.96ft. 0.62ft. 1.17ft.
High Low High Low
2:38 AM 9:25 AM 5:04 PM 11:15 PM
1.50ft. 0.69ft. 1.90ft. 1.41ft.
Low
3:57 PM
0.17ft.
Low High Low High
3:50 AM 6:44 AM 3:13 PM 11:58 PM
1.57ft. 1.60ft. 0.22ft. 1.76ft.
High 6:03 AM Low 5:15 PM
1.50ft. 0.42ft.
Low 2:13 PM 0.26ft. High 11:47 PM 2.12ft.
12:36 AM 7:47 AM 8:34 AM 5:13 PM
1.76ft. 1.47ft. 1.47ft. 0.33ft.
Low 5:47 AM High 9:12 AM Low 4:26 PM
1.44ft. 1.50ft. 0.38ft.
High 6:41 AM Low 6:23 PM
1.40ft. 0.55ft.
Low
3:22 PM
0.54ft.
22
High Low High Low
23
High Low High Low
1:13 AM 7:40 AM 11:09 AM 6:27 PM
1.69ft. 1.28ft. 1.40ft. 0.51ft.
High Low High Low
1.72ft. 1.26ft. 1.50ft. 0.54ft.
High 6:33 AM Low 7:37 PM
1.27ft. 0.68ft.
High Low High Low
12:14 AM 7:07 AM 7:42 AM 4:36 PM
2.01ft. 1.66ft. 1.66ft. 0.83ft.
22 23
30
2:39 PM
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20 21
12:47 AM 6:40 AM 11:17 AM 5:40 PM
1:31 AM 2:42 AM 11:14 AM 8:15 PM
12:37 PM 0.37ft.
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TIDES
FOR
THE
TEXAS
OCTOBER 2012 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
tide forecast Aug 2012-ju l 2013
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
NOVEMBER 2012
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
High Low High Low
1:23 AM 7:17 AM 12:46 PM 6:47 PM
1.68ft. 1.05ft. 1.56ft. 0.68ft.
High 5:05 AM Low 8:57 PM
1.15ft. 0.81ft.
24
1.62ft. 1.07ft. 1.42ft. 0.68ft.
High Low High Low
12:29 AM 6:30 AM 11:12 AM 5:52 PM
1.90ft. 1.46ft. 1.67ft. 1.09ft.
25
High Low High Low
2:03 AM 8:31 AM 2:16 PM 8:32 PM
1.55ft. 0.86ft. 1.49ft. 0.86ft.
High Low High Low
1:49 AM 7:49 AM 1:56 PM 7:45 PM
1.64ft. 0.84ft. 1.65ft. 0.82ft.
High Low High Low
4:20 AM 10:22 AM 4:19 PM 10:19 PM
1.09ft. 0.93ft. 1.08ft. 0.93ft.
High Low High Low
12:37 AM 6:53 AM 1:11 PM 7:08 PM
1.80ft. 1.21ft. 1.78ft. 1.31ft.
26
High Low High Low
2:22 AM 8:59 AM 3:24 PM 9:23 PM
1.51ft. 0.67ft. 1.56ft. 1.02ft.
High Low High Low
2:11 AM 8:18 AM 2:55 PM 8:34 PM
1.61ft. 0.63ft. 1.72ft. 0.96ft.
High Low High Low
3:55 AM 10:45 AM 6:17 PM 11:47 PM
1.07ft. 0.78ft. 1.15ft. 1.03ft.
High Low High Low
12:40 AM 7:23 AM 2:38 PM 8:24 PM
1.72ft. 0.96ft. 1.89ft. 1.48ft.
27
High Low High Low
2:39 AM 9:26 AM 4:23 PM 10:07 PM
1.49ft. 0.50ft. 1.63ft. 1.17ft.
High Low High Low
2:29 AM 8:47 AM 3:46 PM 9:15 PM
1.58ft. 0.45ft. 1.78ft. 1.09ft.
High 3:30 AM 1.07ft. Low 11:16 AM 0.66ft. High 7:38 PM 1.23ft.
High Low High Low
12:38 AM 7:55 AM 3:48 PM 9:45 PM
1.66ft. 0.72ft. 1.98ft. 1.59ft.
2:55 AM 9:54 AM 5:16 PM 10:44 PM
1.49ft. 0.37ft. 1.67ft. 1.29ft.
High Low High Low
2:44 AM 9:17 AM 4:31 PM 9:52 PM
1.57ft. 0.30ft. 1.81ft. 1.20ft.
Low 11:47 AM 0.56ft. High 8:46 PM 1.29ft.
28
High Low High Low
High 12:24 AM 1.63ft. Low 8:27 AM 0.53ft. High 4:49 PM 2.03ft.
3:09 AM 10:23 AM 6:04 PM 11:14 PM
1.50ft. 0.28ft. 1.70ft. 1.39ft.
High Low High Low
2:56 AM 9:48 AM 5:13 PM 10:25 PM
1.57ft. 0.19ft. 1.81ft. 1.29ft.
Low 12:17 PM 0.49ft. High 9:50 PM 1.33ft.
Low 8:59 AM High 5:43 PM
0.39ft. 2.05ft.
29
High Low High Low
3:22 AM 10:53 AM 6:52 PM 11:37 PM
1.52ft. 0.23ft. 1.70ft. 1.46ft.
High Low High Low
3:06 AM 10:21 AM 5:52 PM 10:56 PM
1.56ft. 0.13ft. 1.80ft. 1.36ft.
Low 12:48 PM 0.44ft. High 10:59 PM 1.36ft.
Low 9:31 AM High 6:36 PM
0.31ft. 2.04ft.
30
High Low High Low High Low High Low
3:31 AM 11:27 AM 7:40 PM 11:59 PM
1.54ft. 0.21ft. 1.68ft. 1.51ft.
High Low High Low
3:13 AM 10:56 AM 6:33 PM 11:27 PM
1.56ft. 0.11ft. 1.76ft. 1.41ft.
Low
Low 10:02 AM 0.29ft. High 7:29 PM 2.04ft.
0.42ft.
NOVEMBER 2012 High 3:31 AM 1.56ft. Low 12:02 PM 0.22ft. High 8:33 PM 1.66ft.
High Low High Low
2
Low High Low High
12:23 AM 3:20 AM 12:40 PM 9:30 PM
1.54ft. 1.57ft. 0.26ft. 1.64ft.
3
Low High Low High
12:59 AM 3:11 AM 1:21 PM 10:29 PM
4
Low High Low High
1:08 AM 1:53 AM 1:05 PM 10:19 PM
Low 10:34 AM 0.31ft. High 8:22 PM 2.04ft.
High 3:19 AM 1.55ft. Low 12:13 PM 0.19ft. High 8:14 PM 1.65ft.
High 1:49 AM Low 2:30 PM
1.37ft. 0.41ft.
Low 11:09 AM 0.36ft. High 9:15 PM 2.05ft.
1.56ft. 1.58ft. 0.30ft. 1.63ft.
Low High Low High
12:37 AM 3:21 AM 12:56 PM 9:22 PM
1.49ft. 1.54ft. 0.26ft. 1.61ft.
High 3:04 AM Low 3:09 PM
1.38ft. 0.43ft.
Low 11:45 AM 0.44ft. High 10:01 PM 2.07ft.
1.56ft. 1.57ft. 0.36ft. 1.62ft.
Low High Low High
1:39 AM 2:15 AM 12:43 PM 9:36 PM
1.51ft. 1.52ft. 0.35ft. 1.59ft.
High 3:01 AM Low 2:50 PM
1.37ft. 0.46ft.
Low 11:25 AM 0.54ft. High 9:36 PM 2.08ft.
5
Low 1:53 PM 0.44ft. High 10:56 PM 1.60ft.
Low 1:36 PM 0.44ft. High 10:28 PM 1.59ft.
High 3:46 AM Low 3:34 PM
1.33ft. 0.51ft.
Low 12:11 PM 0.67ft. High 9:58 PM 2.06ft.
6
Low 2:46 PM 0.53ft. High 11:22 PM 1.57ft.
Low 2:34 PM 0.53ft. High 10:57 PM 1.57ft.
High 4:20 AM Low 4:20 PM
1.27ft. 0.59ft.
Low 1:04 PM 0.81ft. High 10:13 PM 2.00ft.
7
Low 3:44 PM 0.64ft. High 11:43 PM 1.53ft.
Low 3:38 PM 0.63ft. High 11:18 PM 1.55ft.
High 4:40 AM Low 5:09 PM
1.18ft. 0.68ft.
Low 2:08 PM 0.97ft. High 10:23 PM 1.90ft.
Low 6:18 AM 1.07ft. High 11:00 AM 1.23ft. Low 4:47 PM 0.76ft.
Low High Low High
5:33 AM 10:56 AM 4:42 PM 11:35 PM
1.02ft. 1.20ft. 0.73ft. 1.54ft.
High 4:22 AM Low 6:07 PM
1.06ft. 0.80ft.
Low High Low High
5:29 AM 9:13 AM 3:26 PM 10:27 PM
1.38ft. 1.46ft. 1.13ft. 1.77ft.
High Low High Low
12:00 AM 6:23 AM 12:33 PM 5:52 PM
1.49ft. 0.83ft. 1.34ft. 0.90ft.
Low High Low High
5:49 AM 12:17 PM 5:43 PM 11:53 PM
0.76ft. 1.36ft. 0.83ft. 1.54ft.
High Low High Low High
0.96ft. 0.83ft. 0.94ft. 0.94ft. 0.95ft.
Low High Low High
5:21 AM 11:37 AM 4:55 PM 10:27 PM
1.10ft. 1.57ft. 1.30ft. 1.64ft.
12:15 AM 6:50 AM 1:48 PM 6:55 PM
1.47ft. 0.54ft. 1.48ft. 1.06ft.
Low 6:19 AM High 1:16 PM Low 6:41 PM
0.47ft. 1.55ft. 0.94ft.
Low 9:07 AM High 7:24 PM
0.66ft. 1.09ft.
10
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
5:40 AM 1:12 PM 6:34 PM 10:18 PM
0.75ft. 1.75ft. 1.44ft. 1.56ft.
12:31 AM 7:27 AM 2:55 PM 7:55 PM
1.48ft. 0.24ft. 1.63ft. 1.21ft.
High Low High Low
12:14 AM 6:55 AM 2:10 PM 7:34 PM
1.55ft. 0.16ft. 1.73ft. 1.05ft.
Low 9:26 AM High 8:34 PM
0.46ft. 1.22ft.
11
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
6:11 AM 2:27 PM 8:37 PM 9:41 PM
0.37ft. 1.92ft. 1.55ft. 1.55ft.
12:50 AM 8:09 AM 3:58 PM 8:50 PM
1.51ft. -0.03ft. 1.75ft. 1.35ft.
High Low High Low
12:39 AM 7:35 AM 3:01 PM 8:24 PM
1.58ft. -0.12ft. 1.86ft. 1.16ft.
Low 10:02 AM 0.27ft. High 9:50 PM 1.33ft.
Low 6:49 AM High 3:34 PM
0.01ft. 2.07ft.
12
High Low High Low
13
High Low High Low
1:12 AM 8:55 AM 4:59 PM 9:42 PM
1.57ft. -0.26ft. 1.82ft. 1.46ft.
High Low High Low
1:08 AM 8:19 AM 3:53 PM 9:11 PM
1.62ft. -0.33ft. 1.93ft. 1.26ft.
Low 10:44 AM 0.12ft. High 11:14 PM 1.41ft.
Low 7:32 AM High 4:39 PM
-0.28ft. 2.17ft.
1:39 AM 9:44 AM 6:00 PM 10:34 PM
1.62ft. -0.41ft. 1.84ft. 1.54ft.
High Low High Low
1:42 AM 9:06 AM 4:47 PM 9:58 PM
1.66ft. -0.46ft. 1.93ft. 1.34ft.
Low
14
High Low High Low
Low 8:19 AM High 5:43 PM
-0.48ft. 2.22ft.
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1.56ft. 0.13ft. 1.71ft. 1.46ft.
2:42 AM 9:48 AM 5:50 PM 8:23 PM 11:53 PM
11:31 AM 0.01ft.
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Port O’Connor
South Padre Isl.
2:20 AM 9:56 AM 5:44 PM 10:46 PM
1.68ft. -0.49ft. 1.87ft. 1.38ft.
High 12:37 AM 1.45ft. Low 12:20 PM -0.04ft.
Low 9:08 AM High 6:45 PM
High 2:48 AM 1.64ft. Low 11:29 AM -0.43ft. High 8:01 PM 1.75ft.
High Low High Low
3:02 AM 10:48 AM 6:47 PM 11:41 PM
1.66ft. -0.42ft. 1.78ft. 1.39ft.
High 1:52 AM Low 1:10 PM
1.45ft. -0.03ft.
Low 10:00 AM -0.47ft. High 7:42 PM 2.17ft.
12:38 AM 3:31 AM 12:26 PM 8:58 PM
1.53ft. 1.57ft. -0.31ft. 1.67ft.
High 3:50 AM 1.60ft. Low 11:44 AM -0.27ft. High 7:54 PM 1.67ft.
High 2:57 AM Low 2:00 PM
1.40ft. 0.04ft.
Low 10:54 AM -0.29ft. High 8:30 PM 2.08ft.
17
Low High Low High
18
Low High Low High
2:29 AM 4:28 AM 1:25 PM 9:46 PM
1.43ft. 1.44ft. -0.12ft. 1.57ft.
Low High Low High
12:51 AM 4:49 AM 12:43 PM 9:00 PM
1.34ft. 1.49ft. -0.06ft. 1.58ft.
High 3:53 AM Low 2:50 PM
1.31ft. 0.15ft.
Low 11:49 AM -0.01ft. High 9:04 PM 1.97ft.
4:15 AM 6:23 AM 2:28 PM 10:26 PM
1.25ft. 1.27ft. 0.12ft. 1.48ft.
Low High Low High
2:24 AM 6:24 AM 1:47 PM 9:57 PM
1.23ft. 1.34ft. 0.17ft. 1.51ft.
High 4:32 AM Low 3:39 PM
1.17ft. 0.29ft.
Low 12:46 PM 0.32ft. High 9:25 PM 1.84ft.
19
Low High Low High
5:07 AM 8:38 AM 3:36 PM 10:59 PM
1.02ft. 1.13ft. 0.36ft. 1.39ft.
Low High Low High
3:52 AM 8:35 AM 2:56 PM 10:41 PM
1.04ft. 1.25ft. 0.41ft. 1.45ft.
High 3:21 AM Low 4:26 PM
1.01ft. 0.45ft.
20
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
4:39 AM 5:07 AM 1:46 PM 9:38 PM
1.42ft. 1.42ft. 0.68ft. 1.73ft.
5:49 AM 10:39 AM 4:50 PM 11:26 PM
0.78ft. 1.10ft. 0.60ft. 1.32ft.
Low High Low High
4:53 AM 10:30 AM 4:09 PM 11:15 PM
0.81ft. 1.25ft. 0.62ft. 1.41ft.
High 1:33 AM Low 5:12 PM
0.92ft. 0.60ft.
21
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
4:16 AM 8:58 AM 2:54 PM 9:44 PM
1.17ft. 1.36ft. 1.00ft. 1.64ft.
22
Low High Low High
6:26 AM 12:23 PM 6:07 PM 11:48 PM
0.55ft. 1.15ft. 0.80ft. 1.28ft.
Low High Low High
5:36 AM 12:00 PM 5:23 PM 11:42 PM
0.58ft. 1.33ft. 0.80ft. 1.37ft.
High Low High Low
12:58 AM 8:31 AM 3:38 PM 5:59 PM
0.87ft. 0.62ft. 0.76ft. 0.75ft.
Low High Low High
4:45 AM 11:31 AM 4:16 PM 9:44 PM
0.89ft. 1.46ft. 1.27ft. 1.58ft.
Low 7:01 AM High 1:49 PM Low 7:19 PM
0.34ft. 1.25ft. 0.96ft.
Low 6:13 AM High 1:11 PM Low 6:30 PM
0.35ft. 1.43ft. 0.94ft.
High Low High Low High
12:32 AM 8:53 AM 6:27 PM 8:37 PM 11:43 PM
0.86ft. 0.46ft. 0.87ft. 0.87ft. 0.88ft.
Low High Low High
5:20 AM 1:19 PM 5:57 PM 9:34 PM
0.62ft. 1.62ft. 1.46ft. 1.54ft.
12:08 AM 7:33 AM 2:57 PM 8:22 PM
1.26ft. 0.17ft. 1.34ft. 1.09ft.
High Low High Low
12:05 AM 6:45 AM 2:08 PM 7:26 PM
1.35ft. 0.16ft. 1.52ft. 1.05ft.
Low 9:25 AM High 7:13 PM
0.32ft. 0.97ft.
Low 5:56 AM High 2:34 PM
0.38ft. 1.75ft.
24
High Low High Low
12:26 AM 8:04 AM 3:50 PM 9:14 PM
1.26ft. 0.04ft. 1.41ft. 1.18ft.
High Low High Low
12:26 AM 7:17 AM 2:56 PM 8:11 PM
1.34ft. -0.00ft. 1.58ft. 1.13ft.
Low 9:59 AM High 7:57 PM
0.21ft. 1.04ft.
Low 6:32 AM High 3:33 PM
0.19ft. 1.82ft.
25
High Low High Low
12:43 AM 8:33 AM 4:35 PM 9:53 PM
1.28ft. -0.05ft. 1.45ft. 1.24ft.
High Low High Low
12:43 AM 7:49 AM 3:36 PM 8:47 PM
1.34ft. -0.12ft. 1.60ft. 1.18ft.
Low 10:32 AM 0.13ft. High 8:44 PM 1.08ft.
Low 7:06 AM High 4:23 PM
0.05ft. 1.86ft.
26
High Low High Low
1:00 AM 9:04 AM 5:16 PM 10:16 PM
1.30ft. -0.11ft. 1.46ft. 1.28ft.
High Low High Low
12:59 AM 8:23 AM 4:13 PM 9:18 PM
1.34ft. -0.19ft. 1.59ft. 1.21ft.
Low 11:06 AM 0.07ft. High 9:35 PM 1.10ft.
Low 7:40 AM High 5:10 PM
-0.03ft. 1.86ft.
27
High Low High Low
1:16 AM 9:35 AM 5:55 PM 10:28 PM
1.32ft. -0.15ft. 1.45ft. 1.30ft.
High Low High Low
1:12 AM 8:57 AM 4:49 PM 9:46 PM
1.34ft. -0.22ft. 1.57ft. 1.23ft.
Low 11:40 AM 0.03ft. High 10:33 PM 1.10ft.
Low 8:12 AM High 5:54 PM
-0.07ft. 1.86ft.
28
High Low High Low
1:32 AM 10:08 AM 6:34 PM 10:47 PM
1.33ft. -0.15ft. 1.44ft. 1.30ft.
High Low High Low
1:23 AM 9:33 AM 5:26 PM 10:15 PM
1.33ft. -0.21ft. 1.53ft. 1.23ft.
Low 12:14 PM 0.01ft. High 11:37 PM 1.09ft.
Low 8:44 AM High 6:35 PM
-0.06ft. 1.86ft.
29
High Low High Low
1:44 AM 10:42 AM 7:14 PM 11:20 PM
1.33ft. -0.14ft. 1.42ft. 1.29ft.
High Low High Low
1:35 AM 10:10 AM 6:05 PM 10:51 PM
1.32ft. -0.17ft. 1.49ft. 1.23ft.
Low
30
High Low High Low
Low 9:15 AM High 7:12 PM
-0.02ft. 1.86ft.
High 12:40 AM 1.07ft. Low 1:20 PM 0.01ft.
Low 9:46 AM High 7:42 PM
0.04ft. 1.86ft.
16
2:11 AM 10:35 AM 7:01 PM 11:29 PM
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
High Low High Low
15
High Low High Low
TIDE STATION:
1.65ft. -0.47ft. 1.82ft. 1.56ft.
23
High 12:20 AM 1.37ft. Low 1:54 PM 0.41ft.
1
3:16 AM 11:33 AM 7:19 PM 11:59 PM
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
1:41 AM 8:04 AM 12:53 PM 7:34 PM
31
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
High Low High Low
1:20 PM
COAST
12:47 PM 0.01ft.
-0.54ft. 2.22ft.
DECEMBER 2012
1 2
High 1:52 AM 1.31ft. Low 11:16 AM -0.11ft. High 7:54 PM 1.40ft.
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
High 2:04 AM 1.26ft. Low 11:26 AM -0.03ft. High 7:33 PM 1.41ft.
High 1:36 AM Low 1:51 PM
1.04ft. 0.04ft.
Low 10:19 AM 0.13ft. High 8:04 PM 1.84ft.
Low High Low High
12:42 AM 2:24 AM 12:06 PM 8:15 PM
1.19ft. 1.20ft. 0.08ft. 1.38ft.
High 2:21 AM Low 2:20 PM
0.99ft. 0.09ft.
Low 10:54 AM 0.25ft. High 8:20 PM 1.80ft.
Low High Low High
2:17 AM 2:47 AM 12:49 PM 8:51 PM
1.10ft. 1.10ft. 0.21ft. 1.34ft.
High 2:55 AM Low 2:45 PM
0.91ft. 0.17ft.
Low 11:33 AM 0.40ft. High 8:31 PM 1.72ft.
12:11 AM 1:56 AM 11:51 AM 8:32 PM
1.26ft. 1.27ft. -0.05ft. 1.38ft.
Low 12:27 PM 0.03ft. High 9:06 PM 1.34ft.
3 4
Low 1:07 PM High 9:34 PM
0.15ft. 1.29ft.
1:48 AM 10:48 AM 6:48 PM 11:37 PM
1.30ft. -0.11ft. 1.45ft. 1.22ft.
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TEXAS
LAKES
&
BAYS
DECEMBER 2012 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
DECEMBER MAY 2012 2012
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
Low High Low High
3:15 AM 4:32 AM 1:39 PM 9:19 PM
0.95ft. 0.96ft. 0.36ft. 1.30ft.
High 3:08 AM Low 2:58 PM
6
Low High Low High
4:40 AM 9:12 AM 2:41 PM 10:14 PM
0.75ft. 0.84ft. 0.48ft. 1.19ft.
Low High Low High
3:46 AM 8:16 AM 2:40 PM 9:43 PM
0.75ft. 0.86ft. 0.53ft. 1.27ft.
High 2:08 AM 0.68ft. Low 2:28 PM 0.39ft. High 11:33 PM 0.61ft.
Low High Low High
4:15 AM 7:05 AM 1:13 PM 8:38 PM
1.04ft. 1.07ft. 0.80ft. 1.49ft.
5:01 AM 11:20 AM 3:42 PM 10:29 PM
0.50ft. 0.91ft. 0.68ft. 1.17ft.
Low High Low High
4:22 AM 11:04 AM 3:52 PM 10:06 PM
0.49ft. 0.97ft. 0.70ft. 1.25ft.
Low 9:43 AM High 9:35 PM
0.41ft. 0.65ft.
7
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
4:04 AM 10:35 AM 2:31 PM 8:34 PM
0.73ft. 1.13ft. 1.04ft. 1.39ft.
5:37 AM 12:57 PM 4:56 PM 10:45 PM
0.21ft. 1.05ft. 0.88ft. 1.18ft.
Low High Low High
5:00 AM 12:25 PM 5:07 PM 10:32 PM
0.20ft. 1.16ft. 0.85ft. 1.26ft.
Low 8:13 AM High 8:44 PM
0.24ft. 0.77ft.
8
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
4:28 AM 12:44 PM 4:31 PM 8:17 PM
0.37ft. 1.34ft. 1.26ft. 1.34ft.
6:19 AM 2:15 PM 6:18 PM 11:04 PM
-0.10ft. 1.23ft. 1.05ft. 1.23ft.
Low High Low High
5:42 AM 1:25 PM 6:17 PM 11:04 PM
-0.11ft. 1.35ft. 0.97ft. 1.29ft.
Low 8:31 AM High 8:53 PM
0.04ft. 0.90ft.
Low 5:03 AM High 2:05 PM
-0.02ft. 1.56ft.
9
Low High Low High
7:05 AM 3:19 PM 7:34 PM 11:32 PM
-0.38ft. 1.37ft. 1.18ft. 1.29ft.
Low High Low High
6:27 AM 2:18 PM 7:17 PM 11:42 PM
-0.39ft. 1.51ft. 1.05ft. 1.34ft.
Low 9:09 AM High 9:32 PM
-0.16ft. 1.01ft.
Low 5:44 AM High 3:08 PM
-0.38ft. 1.74ft.
10
Low High Low High
11
Low 7:54 AM High 4:16 PM Low 8:38 PM
-0.62ft. 1.47ft. 1.25ft.
Low 7:13 AM High 3:08 PM Low 8:08 PM
-0.62ft. 1.61ft. 1.11ft.
Low 9:53 AM -0.31ft. High 10:26 PM 1.07ft.
Low 6:31 AM High 4:06 PM
-0.67ft. 1.87ft.
High Low High Low
12:12 AM 8:44 AM 5:09 PM 9:31 PM
1.35ft. -0.79ft. 1.51ft. 1.28ft.
High Low High Low High
12:25 AM 8:02 AM 3:57 PM 8:55 PM 11:22 PM
1.40ft. -0.76ft. 1.63ft. 1.14ft. 1.05ft.
Low 10:41 AM -0.43ft. High 11:32 PM 1.09ft.
Low 7:20 AM High 5:02 PM
-0.86ft. 1.92ft.
1:02 AM 9:35 AM 5:59 PM 10:21 PM
1.38ft. -0.87ft. 1.50ft. 1.25ft.
High Low High Low
1:13 AM 8:52 AM 4:47 PM 9:40 PM
1.44ft. -0.82ft. 1.60ft. 1.13ft.
Low
11:29 AM -0.48ft.
Low 8:10 AM High 5:53 PM
-0.93ft. 1.91ft.
13
High Low High Low
1:58 AM 10:27 AM 6:46 PM 11:14 PM
1.36ft. -0.84ft. 1.44ft. 1.18ft.
High Low High Low
2:04 AM 9:43 AM 5:38 PM 10:28 PM
1.45ft. -0.78ft. 1.53ft. 1.09ft.
High 12:44 AM 1.07ft. Low 12:18 PM -0.48ft.
Low 9:01 AM High 6:37 PM
-0.88ft. 1.84ft.
14
High Low High Low
High 3:00 AM 1.30ft. Low 11:18 AM -0.73ft. High 7:29 PM 1.35ft.
High Low High Low
2:59 AM 10:35 AM 6:29 PM 11:23 PM
1.41ft. -0.65ft. 1.43ft. 1.01ft.
High 1:57 AM Low 1:04 PM
1.00ft. -0.42ft.
Low 9:52 AM High 7:12 PM
-0.70ft. 1.73ft.
12:15 AM 4:09 AM 12:09 PM 8:08 PM
1.05ft. 1.18ft. -0.53ft. 1.24ft.
High 4:00 AM 1.31ft. Low 11:28 AM -0.44ft. High 7:18 PM 1.34ft.
High 3:06 AM Low 1:48 PM
0.88ft. -0.31ft.
Low 10:42 AM -0.42ft. High 7:35 PM 1.60ft.
16
Low High Low High
1:27 AM 5:30 AM 1:00 PM 8:42 PM
0.88ft. 1.02ft. -0.27ft. 1.15ft.
Low High Low High
12:28 AM 5:12 AM 12:21 PM 8:04 PM
0.89ft. 1.18ft. -0.19ft. 1.25ft.
High 4:09 AM Low 2:27 PM
0.73ft. -0.16ft.
Low 11:30 AM -0.08ft. High 7:49 PM 1.47ft.
17
Low High Low High Low High Low High
2:43 AM 7:07 AM 1:52 PM 9:14 PM
0.67ft. 0.86ft. 0.01ft. 1.06ft.
Low High Low High
1:41 AM 6:46 AM 1:16 PM 8:46 PM
0.73ft. 1.03ft. 0.09ft. 1.18ft.
High Low High Low High
12:35 AM 2:49 AM 5:07 AM 3:01 PM 11:25 PM
0.56ft. 0.56ft. 0.56ft. -0.01ft. 0.49ft.
Low High Low High
1:52 AM 4:34 AM 12:19 PM 7:58 PM
1.07ft. 1.11ft. 0.28ft. 1.36ft.
19
Low High Low High
3:54 AM 8:58 AM 2:47 PM 9:42 PM
0.45ft. 0.76ft. 0.29ft. 1.00ft.
Low High Low High
2:52 AM 8:39 AM 2:16 PM 9:23 PM
0.53ft. 0.95ft. 0.36ft. 1.12ft.
Low High Low High
5:54 AM 7:03 AM 3:20 PM 10:57 PM
0.38ft. 0.38ft. 0.15ft. 0.47ft.
Low High Low High
2:30 AM 7:12 AM 1:07 PM 8:02 PM
0.80ft. 0.99ft. 0.62ft. 1.29ft.
4:53 AM 10:56 AM 3:53 PM 10:07 PM
0.23ft. 0.75ft. 0.54ft. 0.96ft.
Low High Low High
3:54 AM 10:30 AM 3:25 PM 9:56 PM
0.31ft. 0.97ft. 0.61ft. 1.08ft.
Low 6:46 AM 0.20ft. High 10:32 PM 0.47ft.
20
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
3:14 AM 10:05 AM 2:01 PM 8:00 PM
5:43 AM 12:54 PM 5:31 PM 10:30 PM
0.03ft. 0.84ft. 0.74ft. 0.94ft.
Low High Low High
4:45 AM 12:05 PM 4:47 PM 10:26 PM
0.10ft. 1.06ft. 0.79ft. 1.06ft.
Low 7:33 AM High 9:48 PM
0.04ft. 0.51ft.
21
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
4:00 AM 12:45 PM 3:24 PM 7:46 PM
6:26 AM 2:32 PM 7:21 PM 10:51 PM
-0.14ft. 0.95ft. 0.86ft. 0.95ft.
Low High Low High
5:28 AM 1:18 PM 6:16 PM 10:55 PM
-0.09ft. 1.16ft. 0.90ft. 1.05ft.
Low 8:17 AM High 8:20 PM
-0.10ft. 0.57ft.
Low 4:44 AM High 2:19 PM
0.03ft. 1.34ft.
22
Low High Low High
23
Low High Low High
7:06 AM 3:36 PM 8:43 PM 11:12 PM
-0.27ft. 1.04ft. 0.93ft. 0.97ft.
Low High Low High
6:08 AM 2:14 PM 7:31 PM 11:22 PM
-0.24ft. 1.24ft. 0.96ft. 1.05ft.
Low 8:59 AM High 8:04 PM
-0.21ft. 0.63ft.
Low 5:27 AM High 3:14 PM
-0.15ft. 1.44ft.
7:43 AM 4:18 PM 9:37 PM 11:38 PM
-0.36ft. 1.10ft. 0.98ft. 0.99ft.
Low High Low High
6:47 AM 2:58 PM 8:19 PM 11:49 PM
-0.35ft. 1.29ft. 0.99ft. 1.06ft.
Low 9:41 AM High 8:30 PM
-0.29ft. 0.67ft.
Low 6:09 AM High 3:59 PM
-0.28ft. 1.50ft.
24
Low High Low High
15
18
25 26
0.81ft. 0.27ft.
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
0.30ft. 1.24ft.
12
Low 12:18 PM 0.58ft. High 8:37 PM 1.61ft.
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Port O’Connor
South Padre Isl.
12:48 AM 9:22 AM 5:43 PM 10:06 PM
1.03ft. -0.49ft. 1.12ft. 0.99ft.
High Low High Low
12:42 AM 8:39 AM 4:40 PM 9:33 PM
1.07ft. -0.48ft. 1.28ft. 0.98ft.
Low 11:36 AM -0.42ft. High 10:45 PM 0.68ft.
Low 7:58 AM High 5:50 PM
-0.39ft. 1.53ft.
27
High Low High Low
1:25 AM 9:53 AM 6:09 PM 10:27 PM
1.03ft. -0.49ft. 1.11ft. 0.95ft.
High Low High Low
1:07 AM 9:16 AM 5:11 PM 10:02 PM
1.06ft. -0.47ft. 1.26ft. 0.95ft.
Low 12:10 PM -0.43ft. High 11:37 PM 0.66ft.
Low 8:29 AM High 6:16 PM
-0.37ft. 1.53ft.
28
High Low High Low High Low High Low
2:01 AM 10:24 AM 6:37 PM 11:02 PM
1.01ft. -0.47ft. 1.10ft. 0.90ft.
High Low High Low
1:32 AM 9:51 AM 5:42 PM 10:38 PM
1.04ft. -0.43ft. 1.23ft. 0.91ft.
Low
12:41 PM -0.42ft.
Low 8:59 AM High 6:35 PM
-0.32ft. 1.51ft.
High Low High Low
2:37 AM 10:55 AM 7:05 PM 11:45 PM
0.97ft. -0.42ft. 1.08ft. 0.83ft.
High Low High Low
2:02 AM 10:27 AM 6:12 PM 11:20 PM
1.01ft. -0.36ft. 1.21ft. 0.85ft.
High 12:28 AM 0.62ft. Low 1:10 PM -0.39ft.
Low 9:29 AM High 6:48 PM
-0.24ft. 1.48ft.
High 1:15 AM Low 1:35 PM
0.56ft. -0.33ft.
Low 10:01 AM -0.14ft. High 6:59 PM 1.39ft.
29 30 31
High 3:17 AM 0.90ft. Low 11:26 AM -0.34ft. High 7:32 PM 1.04ft.
High 2:41 AM 0.95ft. Low 11:02 AM -0.25ft. High 6:35 PM 1.17ft.
JANUARY 2013 Low High Low High
12:01 AM 3:38 AM 11:39 AM 7:05 PM
0.75ft. 0.88ft. -0.11ft. 1.13ft.
High 2:06 AM Low 1:58 PM
0.47ft. -0.25ft.
Low 10:38 AM -0.01ft. High 7:06 PM 1.31ft.
1
0.74ft. 0.82ft. -0.21ft. 0.99ft.
1:15 AM 5:31 AM 12:36 PM 8:20 PM
0.61ft. 0.71ft. -0.06ft. 0.94ft.
Low High Low High
12:52 AM 4:47 AM 12:18 PM 7:31 PM
0.63ft. 0.79ft. 0.06ft. 1.09ft.
High 2:26 AM 0.37ft. Low 2:09 PM -0.14ft. High 11:43 PM 0.26ft.
Low 11:17 AM 0.17ft. High 7:10 PM 1.21ft.
2
Low High Low High Low High Low High
2:10 AM 7:25 AM 1:15 PM 8:38 PM
0.43ft. 0.61ft. 0.14ft. 0.90ft.
Low High Low High
1:44 AM 6:27 AM 1:03 PM 7:55 PM
0.46ft. 0.72ft. 0.25ft. 1.05ft.
Low 1:53 PM High 9:45 PM
-0.02ft. 0.23ft.
Low High Low High
1:55 AM 5:34 AM 12:00 PM 7:12 PM
0.70ft. 0.79ft. 0.39ft. 1.11ft.
3:06 AM 9:33 AM 1:59 PM 8:53 PM
0.22ft. 0.60ft. 0.36ft. 0.88ft.
Low High Low High
2:36 AM 8:46 AM 2:00 PM 8:20 PM
0.25ft. 0.72ft. 0.46ft. 1.03ft.
Low 11:21 AM 0.06ft. High 8:34 PM 0.29ft.
4
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
2:21 AM 8:28 AM 12:50 PM 7:09 PM
0.42ft. 0.77ft. 0.63ft. 1.04ft.
4:04 AM 11:34 AM 2:53 PM 9:08 PM
-0.03ft. 0.68ft. 0.58ft. 0.89ft.
Low High Low High
3:28 AM 10:56 AM 3:13 PM 8:50 PM
0.01ft. 0.84ft. 0.66ft. 1.03ft.
Low 6:29 AM High 8:06 PM
-0.11ft. 0.40ft.
5
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
3:00 AM 11:25 AM 2:05 PM 6:57 PM
0.09ft. 0.91ft. 0.89ft. 1.03ft.
5:00 AM 1:17 PM 4:09 PM 9:27 PM
-0.29ft. 0.84ft. 0.78ft. 0.94ft.
Low High Low High
4:21 AM 12:23 PM 4:37 PM 9:29 PM
-0.24ft. 1.00ft. 0.81ft. 1.06ft.
Low 7:13 AM High 8:15 PM
-0.28ft. 0.52ft.
6
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
3:45 AM 1:21 PM 5:06 PM 5:58 PM
-0.25ft. 1.14ft. 1.10ft. 1.10ft.
5:57 AM 2:32 PM 5:54 PM 10:02 PM
-0.54ft. 0.99ft. 0.92ft. 0.99ft.
Low High Low High
5:14 AM 1:27 PM 5:57 PM 10:18 PM
-0.48ft. 1.16ft. 0.90ft. 1.10ft.
Low 8:03 AM High 8:46 PM
-0.45ft. 0.62ft.
Low 4:35 AM High 2:26 PM
-0.56ft. 1.33ft.
7
Low High Low High
6:52 AM 3:27 PM 7:33 PM 11:00 PM
-0.76ft. 1.11ft. 0.98ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
6:06 AM 2:19 PM 7:01 PM 11:15 PM
-0.68ft. 1.27ft. 0.94ft. 1.15ft.
Low 8:55 AM High 9:32 PM
-0.59ft. 0.68ft.
Low 5:27 AM High 3:18 PM
-0.81ft. 1.46ft.
8
Low High Low High
9
Low 7:45 AM High 4:13 PM Low 8:35 PM
-0.92ft. 1.16ft. 0.98ft.
Low 6:59 AM High 3:07 PM Low 7:53 PM
-0.82ft. 1.33ft. 0.93ft.
Low 9:47 AM -0.69ft. High 10:29 PM 0.69ft.
Low 6:20 AM High 4:05 PM
-0.98ft. 1.53ft.
0.52ft. 1.02ft. 0.92ft. 1.26ft.
12:09 AM 8:38 AM 4:53 PM 9:21 PM
1.06ft. -1.00ft. 1.16ft. 0.92ft.
High Low High Low
12:15 AM 7:51 AM 3:52 PM 8:39 PM
1.20ft. -0.89ft. 1.33ft. 0.89ft.
Low 10:37 AM -0.74ft. High 11:38 PM 0.66ft.
Low 7:13 AM High 4:47 PM
-1.05ft. 1.52ft.
10
High Low High Low
0.25ft. 1.18ft. 1.15ft. 1.25ft.
1:19 AM 9:28 AM 5:30 PM 10:06 PM
1.07ft. -1.00ft. 1.12ft. 0.81ft.
High Low High Low
1:15 AM 8:43 AM 4:34 PM 9:25 PM
1.23ft. -0.88ft. 1.30ft. 0.82ft.
Low
11
High Low High Low
Low 8:04 AM High 5:21 PM
-1.01ft. 1.45ft.
12
High Low High Low
2:27 AM 10:17 AM 6:04 PM 10:54 PM
1.04ft. -0.91ft. 1.06ft. 0.67ft.
High Low High Low
2:14 AM 9:33 AM 5:15 PM 10:13 PM
1.23ft. -0.79ft. 1.24ft. 0.72ft.
High 1:03 AM 0.59ft. Low 12:11 PM -0.68ft.
Low 8:54 AM -0.86ft. High 5:46 PM 1.34ft. Low 10:35 PM 1.11ft.
13
High Low High Low
3:35 AM 11:04 AM 6:36 PM 11:46 PM
0.97ft. -0.74ft. 0.98ft. 0.51ft.
High Low High Low
3:15 AM 10:22 AM 5:53 PM 11:05 PM
1.19ft. -0.62ft. 1.17ft. 0.59ft.
High 2:37 AM 0.49ft. Low 12:52 PM -0.58ft.
High Low High Low
12:42 AM 9:42 AM 6:04 PM 11:01 PM
1.13ft. -0.62ft. 1.22ft. 0.92ft.
High 4:45 AM 0.86ft. Low 11:49 AM -0.51ft. High 7:07 PM 0.91ft.
High 4:18 AM 1.10ft. Low 11:09 AM -0.40ft. High 6:29 PM 1.10ft.
High 4:09 AM 0.37ft. Low 1:29 PM -0.44ft. High 10:13 PM 0.21ft.
High Low High Low
2:22 AM 10:28 AM 6:17 PM 11:43 PM
1.02ft. -0.33ft. 1.11ft. 0.70ft.
Low High Low High
12:42 AM 5:59 AM 12:32 PM 7:36 PM
0.34ft. 0.74ft. -0.24ft. 0.85ft.
Low High Low High
12:00 AM 5:29 AM 11:56 AM 7:04 PM
0.46ft. 0.99ft. -0.14ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
1:29 AM 5:40 AM 2:00 PM 9:41 PM
0.18ft. 0.24ft. -0.30ft. 0.18ft.
High 3:59 AM 0.90ft. Low 11:11 AM -0.02ft. High 6:26 PM 1.03ft.
Low High Low High
1:43 AM 7:23 AM 1:13 PM 8:03 PM
0.18ft. 0.63ft. 0.02ft. 0.80ft.
Low High Low High
12:58 AM 6:50 AM 12:44 PM 7:37 PM
0.31ft. 0.88ft. 0.13ft. 0.99ft.
Low High Low High
3:00 AM 7:24 AM 2:21 PM 9:24 PM
0.05ft. 0.12ft. -0.15ft. 0.17ft.
Low High Low High
-0.43ft. 1.30ft. 1.00ft.
Low 10:21 AM -0.36ft. High 9:09 PM 0.69ft.
Low 6:47 AM High 4:40 PM
-0.36ft. 1.52ft.
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
1.07ft. -0.47ft. 1.29ft. 1.00ft.
Low 10:59 AM -0.40ft. High 9:54 PM 0.69ft.
Low 7:24 AM High 5:17 PM
-0.39ft. 1.53ft.
12:16 AM 8:02 AM 4:09 PM 9:09 PM
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
12:24 AM 4:13 AM 12:01 PM 7:58 PM
Low 7:24 AM High 3:36 PM Low 8:48 PM
1.02ft. -0.47ft. 1.12ft. 1.01ft.
TIDE STATION:
Low High Low High
Low 8:17 AM -0.43ft. High 4:50 PM 1.12ft. Low 10:02 PM 1.00ft. 12:10 AM 8:50 AM 5:16 PM 10:04 PM
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Low 1:50 PM High 9:56 PM
5
TIDE STATION:
3
14 15 16
11:26 AM -0.73ft.
Texas Lakes & Bays® Fishing Atlas • 2012 EDITION
TLB Tides-2012.indd 283
tide f orecast Aug 2012-jul 201 3
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
12:32 AM 5:45 AM 11:53 AM 6:32 PM
•
0.47ft. 0.79ft. 0.29ft. 0.98ft.
283
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TIDES
FOR
THE
TEXAS
JANUARY 2013 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
tide forecast Aug 2012-ju l 2013
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
COAST FEBRUARY 2013
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Sabine Pass
Port O’Connor
South Padre Isl.
2:47 AM 9:00 AM 1:51 PM 8:29 PM
0.02ft. 0.56ft. 0.28ft. 0.76ft.
Low High Low High
1:57 AM 8:25 AM 1:34 PM 8:08 PM
0.16ft. 0.81ft. 0.38ft. 0.95ft.
Low High Low High
4:19 AM 9:58 AM 2:06 PM 9:08 PM
-0.08ft. 0.03ft. -0.02ft. 0.20ft.
Low High Low High
1:25 AM 7:54 AM 12:31 PM 6:35 PM
0.25ft. 0.75ft. 0.57ft. 0.97ft.
7
Low 7:39 AM High 3:52 PM Low 8:28 PM
-0.85ft. 1.03ft. 0.82ft.
Low 6:49 AM High 2:58 PM Low 7:40 PM
-0.67ft. 1.23ft. 0.87ft.
Low 9:41 AM -0.66ft. High 10:30 PM 0.55ft.
Low 6:11 AM High 3:40 PM
-0.88ft. 1.33ft.
17
Low High Low High
3:53 AM 10:55 AM 2:23 PM 8:54 PM
-0.11ft. 0.56ft. 0.49ft. 0.75ft.
Low High Low High
2:56 AM 10:11 AM 2:32 PM 8:40 PM
0.01ft. 0.82ft. 0.60ft. 0.92ft.
Low 5:32 AM High 8:45 PM
-0.20ft. 0.24ft.
Low High Low High
2:20 AM 10:46 AM 1:00 PM 6:31 PM
0.05ft. 0.82ft. 0.80ft. 0.99ft.
8
High Low High Low
12:32 AM 8:33 AM 4:21 PM 9:04 PM
0.98ft. -0.84ft. 1.00ft. 0.69ft.
High Low High Low
12:26 AM 7:43 AM 3:34 PM 8:23 PM
1.20ft. -0.66ft. 1.22ft. 0.77ft.
Low
18
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
-0.81ft. 1.25ft. 1.08ft. 1.11ft.
Low 4:55 AM High 9:18 PM
-0.23ft. 0.76ft.
Low High Low High
3:52 AM 11:51 AM 3:50 PM 9:15 PM
-0.12ft. 0.89ft. 0.76ft. 0.90ft.
Low 6:40 AM High 8:11 PM
-0.30ft. 0.29ft.
Low 3:15 AM High 6:11 PM
-0.11ft. 1.03ft.
1:46 AM 9:21 AM 4:48 PM 9:43 PM
0.99ft. -0.75ft. 0.95ft. 0.53ft.
High Low High Low
1:32 AM 8:34 AM 4:07 PM 9:06 PM
1.24ft. -0.59ft. 1.19ft. 0.64ft.
High 12:15 AM 0.47ft. Low 11:22 AM -0.57ft.
9
High Low High Low
Low 7:59 AM High 4:23 PM Low 8:46 PM
-0.67ft. 1.14ft. 0.92ft.
5:51 AM 4:20 PM 7:23 PM 9:44 PM
-0.34ft. 0.77ft. 0.76ft. 0.78ft.
Low High Low High
4:44 AM 1:09 PM 5:42 PM 9:55 PM
-0.23ft. 0.98ft. 0.85ft. 0.90ft.
Low 7:41 AM High 7:53 PM
-0.38ft. 0.35ft.
Low 4:09 AM High 3:04 PM
-0.24ft. 1.11ft.
20
Low High Low High
10
High Low High Low
2:55 AM 10:07 AM 5:13 PM 10:25 PM
0.98ft. -0.60ft. 0.90ft. 0.36ft.
High Low High Low
2:32 AM 9:22 AM 4:37 PM 9:50 PM
1.25ft. -0.45ft. 1.15ft. 0.50ft.
High Low High Low
0.39ft. -0.47ft. 0.21ft. 0.21ft.
High Low High Low
12:41 AM 8:49 AM 4:35 PM 9:18 PM
1.08ft. -0.46ft. 1.02ft. 0.71ft.
6:40 AM 4:20 PM 8:40 PM 10:24 PM
-0.42ft. 0.84ft. 0.79ft. 0.80ft.
Low High Low High
5:33 AM 2:04 PM 7:20 PM 10:43 PM
-0.33ft. 1.04ft. 0.87ft. 0.91ft.
Low 8:37 AM High 8:05 PM
-0.45ft. 0.40ft.
Low 5:00 AM High 3:28 PM
-0.34ft. 1.19ft.
11
High Low High Low
4:00 AM 10:50 AM 5:38 PM 11:09 PM
0.94ft. -0.39ft. 0.85ft. 0.20ft.
High Low High Low
3:32 AM 10:07 AM 5:06 PM 10:35 PM
1.23ft. -0.26ft. 1.10ft. 0.36ft.
High 4:20 AM 0.32ft. Low 12:44 PM -0.34ft. High 8:21 PM 0.16ft.
21
Low High Low High
High Low High Low
2:08 AM 9:36 AM 4:43 PM 9:57 PM
1.03ft. -0.21ft. 0.92ft. 0.49ft.
7:23 AM 4:25 PM 9:05 PM 11:17 PM
-0.48ft. 0.88ft. 0.81ft. 0.83ft.
Low High Low High
6:19 AM 2:45 PM 7:57 PM 11:31 PM
-0.40ft. 1.08ft. 0.87ft. 0.93ft.
Low 9:27 AM High 8:36 PM
-0.51ft. 0.43ft.
Low 5:47 AM High 3:59 PM
-0.40ft. 1.24ft.
22
Low High Low High
12
High Low High Low
5:05 AM 11:30 AM 6:03 PM 11:55 PM
0.88ft. -0.16ft. 0.82ft. 0.06ft.
High Low High Low
4:32 AM 10:51 AM 5:32 PM 11:22 PM
1.17ft. -0.04ft. 1.07ft. 0.23ft.
Low High Low High
12:18 AM 5:53 AM 1:18 PM 7:58 PM
0.09ft. 0.26ft. -0.19ft. 0.15ft.
High Low High Low
3:29 AM 10:20 AM 4:49 PM 10:40 PM
0.97ft. 0.06ft. 0.86ft. 0.29ft.
23
Low 8:01 AM High 4:33 PM Low 9:05 PM
-0.52ft. 0.89ft. 0.81ft.
Low 7:02 AM High 3:17 PM Low 8:16 PM
-0.45ft. 1.10ft. 0.86ft.
Low 10:12 AM -0.55ft. High 9:15 PM 0.44ft.
Low 6:30 AM High 4:28 PM
-0.43ft. 1.26ft.
High 6:13 AM 0.81ft. Low 12:08 PM 0.08ft. High 6:26 PM 0.79ft.
High 5:35 AM 1.10ft. Low 11:33 AM 0.20ft. High 5:58 PM 1.03ft.
Low High Low High
1:19 AM 7:25 AM 1:45 PM 7:42 PM
-0.02ft. 0.21ft. -0.05ft. 0.17ft.
High Low High Low
4:53 AM 11:03 AM 4:53 PM 11:27 PM
0.92ft. 0.32ft. 0.83ft. 0.11ft.
12:11 AM 8:34 AM 4:45 PM 9:02 PM
0.86ft. -0.55ft. 0.90ft. 0.79ft.
High Low High Low
12:14 AM 7:43 AM 3:45 PM 8:35 PM
0.95ft. -0.48ft. 1.11ft. 0.83ft.
Low 10:53 AM -0.58ft. High 9:58 PM 0.43ft.
Low 7:08 AM High 4:51 PM
-0.44ft. 1.27ft.
24
High Low High Low
14
Low High Low High
12:44 AM 7:26 AM 12:41 PM 6:49 PM
-0.04ft. 0.74ft. 0.31ft. 0.78ft.
Low High Low High
12:10 AM 6:43 AM 12:14 PM 6:21 PM
0.12ft. 1.03ft. 0.43ft. 1.00ft.
Low High Low High
2:15 AM 9:10 AM 1:56 PM 7:25 PM
-0.11ft. 0.17ft. 0.08ft. 0.21ft.
High 6:24 AM 0.87ft. Low 11:45 AM 0.55ft. High 4:54 PM 0.84ft.
1:01 AM 9:05 AM 5:02 PM 9:19 PM
0.88ft. -0.56ft. 0.91ft. 0.74ft.
High Low High Low
12:53 AM 8:21 AM 4:10 PM 9:00 PM
0.96ft. -0.48ft. 1.11ft. 0.78ft.
Low 11:30 AM -0.58ft. High 10:46 PM 0.41ft.
Low 7:42 AM High 5:09 PM
-0.43ft. 1.25ft.
1:37 AM 8:51 AM 1:07 PM 7:08 PM
-0.11ft. 0.70ft. 0.50ft. 0.78ft.
Low High Low High
1:01 AM 8:02 AM 12:57 PM 6:40 PM
0.04ft. 0.98ft. 0.63ft. 0.98ft.
-0.18ft. 0.27ft.
15
Low High Low High
Low 3:11 AM High 7:03 PM
25
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
12:17 AM 8:15 AM 12:24 PM 4:50 PM
-0.02ft. 0.86ft. 0.75ft. 0.88ft.
1:47 AM 9:35 AM 5:23 PM 9:48 PM
0.88ft. -0.54ft. 0.91ft. 0.67ft.
High Low High Low
1:29 AM 8:58 AM 4:34 PM 9:30 PM
0.96ft. -0.45ft. 1.11ft. 0.72ft.
Low 12:03 PM -0.56ft. High 11:41 PM 0.37ft.
Low 8:15 AM High 5:20 PM
-0.39ft. 1.22ft.
2:37 AM 10:38 AM 1:17 PM 7:22 PM
-0.15ft. 0.70ft. 0.66ft. 0.79ft.
Low High Low High
1:55 AM 9:36 AM 1:46 PM 6:53 PM
-0.02ft. 0.96ft. 0.80ft. 0.97ft.
-0.23ft. 0.34ft.
16
Low High Low High
Low 4:12 AM High 6:40 PM
26
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
1:12 AM 10:51 AM 12:59 PM 4:31 PM
-0.11ft. 0.92ft. 0.91ft. 0.95ft.
2:33 AM 10:04 AM 5:45 PM 10:23 PM
0.87ft. -0.50ft. 0.91ft. 0.59ft.
High Low High Low
2:06 AM 9:33 AM 4:57 PM 10:04 PM
0.96ft. -0.40ft. 1.11ft. 0.64ft.
Low
Low 8:47 AM -0.33ft. High 5:27 PM 1.17ft. Low 10:29 PM 0.98ft.
Low 3:45 AM High 5:59 PM
-0.18ft. 0.81ft.
Low High Low High
2:52 AM 11:20 AM 2:57 PM 6:44 PM
-0.06ft. 1.00ft. 0.92ft. 0.96ft.
Low 5:22 AM High 6:38 PM
-0.26ft. 0.41ft.
Low 2:12 AM High 1:59 PM
-0.15ft. 1.04ft.
27
High Low High Low
3:22 AM 10:35 AM 6:07 PM 11:01 PM
0.84ft. -0.42ft. 0.89ft. 0.48ft.
High Low High Low
2:48 AM 10:08 AM 5:20 PM 10:42 PM
0.94ft. -0.31ft. 1.10ft. 0.53ft.
High 1:12 AM Low 1:00 PM
0.31ft. -0.45ft.
High Low High Low
12:27 AM 9:20 AM 5:33 PM 10:40 PM
1.00ft. -0.25ft. 1.10ft. 0.85ft.
Low 4:56 AM High 4:39 PM
-0.21ft. 0.87ft.
Low 3:52 AM -0.09ft. High 12:46 PM 1.05ft.
Low 6:40 AM High 6:59 PM
-0.29ft. 0.46ft.
Low 3:14 AM High 2:22 PM
-0.18ft. 1.13ft.
28
High Low High Low
4:15 AM 11:07 AM 6:28 PM 11:42 PM
0.79ft. -0.30ft. 0.86ft. 0.35ft.
High Low High Low
3:36 AM 10:43 AM 5:42 PM 11:23 PM
0.91ft. -0.18ft. 1.08ft. 0.41ft.
High 3:22 AM 0.24ft. Low 1:23 PM -0.35ft. High 11:01 PM 0.13ft.
High Low High Low
1:55 AM 9:55 AM 5:36 PM 11:05 PM
0.92ft. -0.12ft. 1.01ft. 0.66ft.
Low 5:59 AM High 4:18 PM
-0.24ft. 0.90ft.
Low High Low High
4:50 AM 1:41 PM 8:22 PM 9:57 PM
-0.12ft. 1.10ft. 0.96ft. 0.96ft.
Low 7:55 AM High 7:32 PM
-0.32ft. 0.49ft.
Low 4:14 AM High 2:50 PM
-0.19ft. 1.19ft.
29
High Low High Low
3:24 AM 10:34 AM 5:38 PM 11:38 PM
0.83ft. 0.05ft. 0.92ft. 0.43ft.
-0.27ft. 0.91ft. 0.85ft. 0.88ft.
Low High Low High
5:45 AM 2:16 PM 7:45 PM 11:18 PM
-0.15ft. 1.13ft. 0.95ft. 1.00ft.
Low 8:59 AM High 8:10 PM
-0.34ft. 0.51ft.
Low 5:09 AM High 3:14 PM
-0.19ft. 1.23ft.
20
Low High Low High
21
Low 7:32 AM High 3:39 PM Low 8:21 PM
-0.29ft. 0.92ft. 0.82ft.
Low 6:34 AM High 2:42 PM Low 7:43 PM
-0.18ft. 1.15ft. 0.91ft.
Low 9:51 AM High 8:50 PM
-0.35ft. 0.50ft.
Low 5:57 AM High 3:30 PM
-0.18ft. 1.23ft.
12:12 AM 8:07 AM 3:49 PM 8:24 PM
0.91ft. -0.30ft. 0.93ft. 0.76ft.
High Low High Low
12:14 AM 7:18 AM 3:03 PM 8:00 PM
1.04ft. -0.18ft. 1.17ft. 0.84ft.
Low 10:36 AM -0.35ft. High 9:32 PM 0.47ft.
22
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
6:39 AM 3:39 PM 8:32 PM 9:54 PM
-0.16ft. 1.22ft. 1.09ft. 1.09ft.
1:09 AM 8:39 AM 4:04 PM 8:46 PM
0.95ft. -0.28ft. 0.95ft. 0.67ft.
High Low High Low
1:01 AM 7:58 AM 3:23 PM 8:25 PM
1.08ft. -0.17ft. 1.18ft. 0.75ft.
Low 11:15 AM -0.32ft. High 10:27 PM 0.42ft.
23
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
7:18 AM 3:45 PM 8:19 PM 11:36 PM
-0.13ft. 1.17ft. 1.01ft. 1.08ft.
2:02 AM 9:10 AM 4:22 PM 9:15 PM
0.98ft. -0.24ft. 0.95ft. 0.56ft.
High Low High Low
1:44 AM 8:35 AM 3:42 PM 8:55 PM
1.11ft. -0.12ft. 1.19ft. 0.64ft.
Low
11:50 AM -0.27ft.
24
High Low High Low
Low 7:55 AM High 3:49 PM Low 8:32 PM
-0.08ft. 1.11ft. 0.88ft.
25
High Low High Low
2:54 AM 9:42 AM 4:41 PM 9:49 PM
1.00ft. -0.16ft. 0.95ft. 0.42ft.
High Low High Low
2:28 AM 9:12 AM 4:01 PM 9:28 PM
1.15ft. -0.04ft. 1.20ft. 0.50ft.
High Low High Low
3:06 AM 12:23 PM 9:21 PM 10:50 PM
0.39ft. -0.18ft. 0.27ft. 0.26ft.
High Low High Low
12:53 AM 8:34 AM 3:53 PM 8:54 PM
1.06ft. -0.00ft. 1.02ft. 0.70ft.
26
High Low High Low
3:48 AM 10:16 AM 5:00 PM 10:25 PM
1.01ft. -0.04ft. 0.93ft. 0.27ft.
High Low High Low
3:15 AM 9:49 AM 4:20 PM 10:05 PM
1.18ft. 0.07ft. 1.20ft. 0.35ft.
High Low High Low
4:44 AM 12:54 PM 7:56 PM 11:43 PM
0.37ft. -0.07ft. 0.20ft. 0.16ft.
High Low High Low
2:06 AM 9:14 AM 3:55 PM 9:23 PM
1.04ft. 0.11ft. 0.92ft. 0.48ft.
27
High Low High Low
4:46 AM 10:51 AM 5:17 PM 11:06 PM
1.01ft. 0.11ft. 0.92ft. 0.12ft.
High Low High Low
4:06 AM 10:27 AM 4:39 PM 10:45 PM
1.20ft. 0.23ft. 1.19ft. 0.20ft.
High 6:12 AM Low 1:18 PM High 6:45 PM
0.35ft. 0.07ft. 0.20ft.
High Low High Low
3:20 AM 9:59 AM 3:56 PM 9:57 PM
1.03ft. 0.26ft. 0.84ft. 0.24ft.
28
High Low High Low
5:50 AM 11:28 AM 5:33 PM 11:51 PM
1.00ft. 0.30ft. 0.92ft. -0.03ft.
High Low High Low
5:03 AM 11:07 AM 5:00 PM 11:29 PM
1.22ft. 0.41ft. 1.18ft. 0.05ft.
Low High Low High
0.04ft. 0.34ft. 0.21ft. 0.28ft.
High Low High Low
4:38 AM 10:47 AM 3:53 PM 10:38 PM
1.02ft. 0.45ft. 0.80ft. 0.00ft.
19
30 31
12:33 PM -0.52ft.
High 5:17 AM 0.73ft. Low 11:40 AM -0.14ft. High 6:47 PM 0.82ft.
High 4:34 AM 0.87ft. Low 11:20 AM -0.01ft. High 6:03 PM 1.05ft.
Low High Low High
12:16 AM 5:05 AM 1:38 PM 9:08 PM
0.13ft. 0.17ft. -0.22ft. 0.07ft.
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
1:43 AM 6:53 AM 1:31 PM 7:53 PM
0.01ft. 0.09ft. -0.09ft. 0.09ft.
High 5:02 AM 0.76ft. Low 11:16 AM 0.26ft. High 5:37 PM 0.84ft.
12:27 AM 6:32 AM 12:16 PM 7:03 PM
0.20ft. 0.67ft. 0.06ft. 0.79ft.
12:07 AM 5:43 AM 12:00 PM 6:23 PM
0.26ft. 0.84ft. 0.19ft. 1.02ft.
FEBRUARY 2013 1
Low High Low High
1:17 AM 8:05 AM 12:53 PM 7:15 PM
0.02ft. 0.63ft. 0.29ft. 0.79ft.
Low High Low High
12:56 AM 7:08 AM 12:45 PM 6:45 PM
0.09ft. 0.83ft. 0.41ft. 1.01ft.
Low High Low High
2
Low High Low High
2:15 AM 9:54 AM 1:32 PM 7:24 PM
-0.16ft. 0.65ft. 0.51ft. 0.82ft.
Low High Low High
1:49 AM 8:54 AM 1:39 PM 7:10 PM
-0.08ft. 0.86ft. 0.62ft. 1.01ft.
3
Low High Low High
3:21 AM 11:55 AM 2:17 PM 7:32 PM
-0.34ft. 0.75ft. 0.71ft. 0.87ft.
Low High Low High
2:47 AM 10:49 AM 2:52 PM 7:44 PM
4
Low High Low High
4:30 AM 1:44 PM 3:37 PM 7:46 PM
-0.52ft. 0.88ft. 0.87ft. 0.91ft.
Low High Low High
5
Low High Low High
5:38 AM 2:43 PM 6:54 PM 9:05 PM
-0.67ft. 0.98ft. 0.93ft. 0.94ft.
6
Low High Low High
6:42 AM 3:21 PM 7:54 PM 11:04 PM
-0.79ft. 1.03ft. 0.90ft. 0.95ft.
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2:48 AM 9:58 AM 11:52 AM 7:06 PM
-0.12ft. 0.02ft. 0.02ft. 0.19ft.
Low High Low High
12:20 AM 7:00 AM 12:03 PM 5:32 PM
0.16ft. 0.74ft. 0.50ft. 0.82ft.
Low 3:56 AM High 6:53 PM
-0.25ft. 0.32ft.
Low High Low High
1:09 AM 9:26 AM 1:01 PM 5:19 PM
-0.11ft. 0.82ft. 0.75ft. 0.86ft.
-0.25ft. 0.95ft. 0.80ft. 1.02ft.
Low 5:08 AM High 7:10 PM
-0.38ft. 0.44ft.
Low High Low High
2:06 AM 12:02 PM 3:12 PM 4:20 PM
-0.36ft. 0.99ft. 0.97ft. 0.97ft.
3:48 AM 12:22 PM 4:24 PM 8:38 PM
-0.40ft. 1.06ft. 0.92ft. 1.05ft.
Low 6:23 AM High 7:44 PM
-0.49ft. 0.54ft.
Low 3:07 AM High 1:31 PM
-0.58ft. 1.18ft.
Low High Low High
4:50 AM 1:27 PM 5:51 PM 9:55 PM
-0.53ft. 1.16ft. 0.96ft. 1.09ft.
Low 7:35 AM High 8:29 PM
-0.58ft. 0.59ft.
Low 4:09 AM High 2:25 PM
-0.75ft. 1.30ft.
Low High Low High
5:51 AM 2:16 PM 6:53 PM 11:15 PM
-0.62ft. 1.22ft. 0.94ft. 1.14ft.
Low 8:41 AM High 9:23 PM
-0.64ft. 0.59ft.
Low 5:11 AM High 3:07 PM
-0.85ft. 1.35ft.
13
17 18 19 6:50 AM 3:42 PM 8:36 PM 11:04 PM
10:34 AM -0.64ft.
2:31 AM 12:05 PM 9:22 PM 10:49 PM
12:30 AM 7:48 AM 1:25 PM 5:45 PM
7:07 AM 4:06 PM 8:31 PM 10:59 PM
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Texas Lakes & Bays® Fishing Atlas • 2012 EDITION
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TEXAS
LAKES
&
BAYS
MARCH 2013 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
MARCH MAY 2012 2013
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
High 7:03 AM 0.98ft. Low 12:07 PM 0.51ft. High 5:45 PM 0.93ft.
High 6:07 AM 1.23ft. Low 11:51 AM 0.61ft. High 5:21 PM 1.18ft.
Low High Low High
2
Low High Low High
12:42 AM 8:28 AM 12:46 PM 5:54 PM
-0.17ft. 0.98ft. 0.72ft. 0.97ft.
Low High Low High
12:19 AM 7:22 AM 12:40 PM 5:46 PM
-0.07ft. 1.22ft. 0.81ft. 1.19ft.
3
Low High Low High
1:42 AM 10:07 AM 1:30 PM 5:58 PM
-0.27ft. 1.00ft. 0.89ft. 1.02ft.
Low High Low High
1:14 AM 8:53 AM 1:39 PM 6:16 PM
4
Low High Low High
2:50 AM 11:55 AM 2:35 PM 5:48 PM
-0.35ft. 1.06ft. 1.02ft. 1.05ft.
Low High Low High
Low 4:06 AM High 1:20 PM
-0.40ft. 1.12ft.
6
Low High Low High
5:22 AM 2:06 PM 7:40 PM 9:57 PM
7
Low High Low High
6:32 AM 2:38 PM 7:48 PM 11:45 PM
South Padre Isl.
Low 2:14 AM High 5:17 PM
-0.17ft. 0.54ft.
High 7:50 AM 1.08ft. Low 12:56 PM 0.88ft. High 3:24 PM 0.90ft.
-0.15ft. 1.22ft. 0.97ft. 1.20ft.
Low 3:15 AM High 5:47 PM
-0.24ft. 0.66ft.
Low 12:22 AM -0.38ft. High 9:50 AM 1.17ft.
2:16 AM 10:38 AM 3:00 PM 7:03 PM
-0.20ft. 1.26ft. 1.09ft. 1.20ft.
Low 4:25 AM High 6:28 PM
-0.29ft. 0.74ft.
Low 1:25 AM -0.49ft. High 11:40 AM 1.29ft.
Low High Low High
3:23 AM 12:06 PM 4:40 PM 8:31 PM
-0.23ft. 1.30ft. 1.12ft. 1.21ft.
Low 5:44 AM High 7:14 PM
-0.31ft. 0.77ft.
Low 2:35 AM -0.53ft. High 12:52 PM 1.37ft.
-0.44ft. 1.15ft. 1.00ft. 1.02ft.
Low High Low High
4:32 AM 1:07 PM 5:56 PM 10:17 PM
-0.24ft. 1.34ft. 1.09ft. 1.24ft.
Low 7:06 AM High 8:05 PM
-0.31ft. 0.75ft.
Low 3:47 AM High 1:39 PM
-0.52ft. 1.40ft.
-0.44ft. 1.13ft. 0.89ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
5:39 AM 1:51 PM 6:47 PM 11:43 PM
-0.23ft. 1.35ft. 1.00ft. 1.31ft.
Low 8:22 AM High 9:02 PM
-0.28ft. 0.69ft.
Low 4:56 AM High 2:10 PM
-0.46ft. 1.35ft.
Low 7:32 AM High 3:03 PM Low 8:14 PM
-0.39ft. 1.09ft. 0.74ft.
Low 6:40 AM High 2:26 PM Low 7:28 PM
-0.19ft. 1.33ft. 0.87ft.
Low 9:28 AM -0.23ft. High 11:09 PM 0.59ft.
Low High Low High
-0.35ft. 1.26ft. 1.03ft. 1.15ft.
9
High Low High Low
1:07 AM 8:26 AM 3:27 PM 8:46 PM
1.09ft. -0.29ft. 1.05ft. 0.56ft.
High Low High Low
12:53 AM 7:35 AM 2:55 PM 8:07 PM
1.39ft. -0.11ft. 1.31ft. 0.72ft.
Low 10:25 AM -0.15ft. High 8:14 PM 0.46ft. Low 9:21 PM 0.46ft.
Low 7:00 AM High 2:44 PM Low 7:31 PM
-0.19ft. 1.15ft. 0.84ft.
10
High Low High Low
3:17 AM 10:13 AM 4:49 PM 10:21 PM
1.13ft. -0.15ft. 1.01ft. 0.38ft.
High Low High Low
1:55 AM 9:25 AM 4:21 PM 9:45 PM
1.44ft. 0.01ft. 1.28ft. 0.56ft.
High Low High Low
0.54ft. -0.04ft. 0.39ft. 0.33ft.
High Low High Low
12:29 AM 8:55 AM 3:52 PM 9:02 PM
1.17ft. 0.00ft. 1.04ft. 0.62ft.
11
High Low High Low
4:21 AM 10:57 AM 5:11 PM 10:57 PM
1.16ft. 0.04ft. 0.98ft. 0.22ft.
High Low High Low
3:52 AM 10:10 AM 4:45 PM 10:24 PM
1.47ft. 0.17ft. 1.26ft. 0.40ft.
High 5:35 AM Low 1:01 PM High 7:21 PM
0.52ft. 0.08ft. 0.37ft.
High Low High Low
2:52 AM 9:46 AM 3:59 PM 9:37 PM
1.20ft. 0.22ft. 0.95ft. 0.40ft.
12
High Low High Low
5:21 AM 11:37 AM 5:32 PM 11:35 PM
1.16ft. 0.23ft. 0.97ft. 0.09ft.
High Low High Low
4:47 AM 10:52 AM 5:07 PM 11:03 PM
1.48ft. 0.35ft. 1.24ft. 0.28ft.
Low High Low High
12:28 AM 7:05 AM 1:43 PM 7:03 PM
0.21ft. 0.53ft. 0.21ft. 0.38ft.
High Low High Low
4:07 AM 10:36 AM 4:02 PM 10:15 PM
1.21ft. 0.42ft. 0.90ft. 0.20ft.
1.46ft.
Low High Low High
1:12 AM 8:28 AM 2:23 PM 6:45 PM
0.11ft. 0.54ft. 0.33ft. 0.42ft.
High Low High Low
5:19 AM 11:25 AM 4:04 PM 10:54 PM
1.21ft. 0.62ft. 0.89ft. 0.05ft.
8
6:07 AM 11:42 AM 3:45 PM 11:26 PM
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
High Low High Low
5
1.03ft. 0.66ft. 0.82ft. -0.21ft.
3:39 AM 12:15 PM 7:52 PM 11:39 PM
High 5:40 AM
12:14 AM 7:21 AM 12:49 PM 6:12 PM
0.01ft. 1.12ft. 0.61ft. 0.97ft.
High 6:34 AM 1.42ft. Low 12:11 PM 0.72ft. High 5:45 PM 1.21ft.
Low High Low High
1:54 AM 9:55 AM 3:00 PM 6:20 PM
0.04ft. 0.55ft. 0.44ft. 0.48ft.
High 6:31 AM
14
Low High Low High
15
Low High Low High
12:55 AM 8:25 AM 1:19 PM 6:28 PM
-0.03ft. 1.08ft. 0.76ft. 0.98ft.
Low High Low High
12:25 AM 7:31 AM 12:50 PM 5:58 PM
0.13ft. 1.38ft. 0.88ft. 1.20ft.
Low High Low High
2:36 AM 11:48 AM 3:15 PM 5:38 PM
-0.00ft. 0.56ft. 0.54ft. 0.55ft.
High 7:48 AM Low 1:12 PM High 3:46 PM
1:39 AM 9:37 AM 1:43 PM 6:34 PM
-0.02ft. 1.05ft. 0.89ft. 1.00ft.
Low High Low High
1:11 AM 8:34 AM 1:31 PM 6:02 PM
0.12ft. 1.33ft. 1.01ft. 1.19ft.
Low 3:20 AM High 5:15 PM
-0.02ft. 0.62ft.
Low 12:19 AM -0.07ft. High 9:19 AM 1.18ft.
16
Low High Low High
2:30 AM 11:03 AM 1:58 PM 5:57 PM
0.01ft. 1.03ft. 0.98ft. 1.03ft.
Low High Low High
2:01 AM 9:52 AM 2:18 PM 5:55 PM
0.14ft. 1.29ft. 1.12ft. 1.19ft.
Low 4:10 AM High 5:43 PM
-0.02ft. 0.69ft.
Low 1:08 AM -0.05ft. High 11:10 AM 1.21ft.
17
Low High Low High
18
Low High Low High
3:30 AM 1:04 PM 1:55 PM 5:02 PM
0.05ft. 1.05ft. 1.05ft. 1.07ft.
Low High Low High
2:57 AM 11:27 AM 3:34 PM 5:31 PM
0.18ft. 1.27ft. 1.19ft. 1.20ft.
Low 5:10 AM High 6:21 PM
-0.00ft. 0.73ft.
Low 2:03 AM 0.01ft. High 12:54 PM 1.27ft.
19
Low
4:40 AM
0.09ft.
Low 3:59 AM 0.22ft. High 12:53 PM 1.29ft.
Low
6:25 AM
0.02ft.
Low 3:04 AM High 1:51 PM
0.08ft. 1.32ft.
20
Low 5:53 AM High 2:58 PM
0.12ft. 1.10ft.
Low 5:03 AM High 1:46 PM
0.25ft. 1.32ft.
Low 7:50 AM High 7:41 PM
0.03ft. 0.76ft.
Low 4:09 AM High 2:21 PM
0.14ft. 1.36ft.
0.13ft. 1.11ft. 0.98ft. 1.03ft.
Low 6:04 AM High 2:18 PM Low 8:06 PM
0.26ft. 1.34ft. 1.09ft.
Low 9:09 AM High 8:17 PM
0.05ft. 0.74ft.
Low 5:11 AM High 2:38 PM
0.20ft. 1.36ft.
21
Low High Low High
Low 7:44 AM High 3:19 PM Low 8:38 PM
0.14ft. 1.12ft. 0.91ft.
High Low High Low
12:15 AM 6:58 AM 2:40 PM 8:00 PM
1.17ft. 0.27ft. 1.36ft. 1.01ft.
Low 10:13 AM 0.07ft. High 8:49 PM 0.70ft.
Low High Low High
0.25ft. 1.33ft. 1.13ft. 1.15ft.
High Low High Low
1.08ft. 0.17ft. 1.12ft. 0.80ft.
High Low High Low
1:16 AM 7:45 AM 2:59 PM 8:18 PM
1.24ft. 0.29ft. 1.37ft. 0.89ft.
Low 11:06 AM 0.11ft. High 9:04 PM 0.63ft.
Low 6:59 AM High 2:52 PM Low 8:04 PM
22 23
6:55 AM 3:06 PM 8:55 PM 11:59 PM
1:14 AM 8:26 AM 3:35 PM 8:47 PM
6:07 AM 2:47 PM 8:20 PM 10:27 PM
1.19ft.
1.18ft. 0.94ft. 0.97ft.
0.30ft. 1.28ft. 1.02ft.
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Sabine Pass
Port O’Connor
South Padre Isl.
24
2:17 AM 9:04 AM 3:51 PM 9:10 PM
1.15ft. 0.22ft. 1.13ft. 0.65ft.
High Low High Low
2:07 AM 8:28 AM 3:16 PM 8:45 PM
1.32ft. 0.34ft. 1.38ft. 0.74ft.
Low 11:54 AM 0.17ft. High 8:33 PM 0.55ft. Low 11:17 PM 0.53ft.
High Low High Low
12:21 AM 7:48 AM 2:57 PM 8:17 PM
1.17ft. 0.35ft. 1.19ft. 0.84ft.
25
High Low High Low
3:14 AM 9:41 AM 4:09 PM 9:41 PM
1.22ft. 0.30ft. 1.13ft. 0.48ft.
High Low High Low
2:54 AM 9:09 AM 3:33 PM 9:16 PM
1.41ft. 0.41ft. 1.39ft. 0.56ft.
High Low High Low
4:38 AM 12:41 PM 7:24 PM 11:25 PM
0.61ft. 0.26ft. 0.47ft. 0.42ft.
High Low High Low
1:42 AM 8:37 AM 3:00 PM 8:38 PM
1.21ft. 0.42ft. 1.09ft. 0.62ft.
26
High Low High Low
4:11 AM 10:20 AM 4:27 PM 10:16 PM
1.30ft. 0.41ft. 1.13ft. 0.30ft.
High Low High Low
3:40 AM 9:50 AM 3:52 PM 9:51 PM
1.50ft. 0.51ft. 1.40ft. 0.38ft.
High Low High Low
6:16 AM 1:29 PM 6:09 PM 11:55 PM
0.65ft. 0.37ft. 0.45ft. 0.30ft.
High Low High Low
2:54 AM 9:28 AM 3:02 PM 9:06 PM
1.26ft. 0.51ft. 0.99ft. 0.36ft.
27
High Low High Low
5:08 AM 10:59 AM 4:44 PM 10:55 PM
1.36ft. 0.55ft. 1.14ft. 0.11ft.
High Low High Low
4:28 AM 10:31 AM 4:12 PM 10:30 PM
1.59ft. 0.64ft. 1.41ft. 0.20ft.
High 7:43 AM Low 2:24 PM High 4:46 PM
0.69ft. 0.50ft. 0.51ft.
High Low High Low
4:03 AM 10:23 AM 3:01 PM 9:40 PM
1.31ft. 0.64ft. 0.92ft. 0.09ft.
6:07 AM 11:41 AM 5:01 PM 11:38 PM
1.41ft. 0.71ft. 1.15ft. -0.04ft.
High Low High Low
5:19 AM 11:14 AM 4:34 PM 11:12 PM
1.66ft. 0.79ft. 1.42ft. 0.05ft.
Low 12:33 AM 0.17ft. High 9:15 AM 0.73ft.
28
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:12 AM 11:24 AM 2:55 PM 10:19 PM
1.37ft. 0.79ft. 0.91ft. -0.16ft.
High 7:11 AM 1.43ft. Low 12:24 PM 0.88ft. High 5:17 PM 1.19ft.
High Low High Low
6:14 AM 11:59 AM 4:58 PM 11:59 PM
1.69ft. 0.95ft. 1.43ft. -0.05ft.
Low 1:15 AM 0.05ft. High 11:30 AM 0.78ft.
High Low High Low
6:26 AM 12:40 PM 2:35 PM 11:04 PM
1.41ft. 0.95ft. 0.96ft. -0.34ft.
Low High Low High
12:26 AM 8:21 AM 1:10 PM 5:30 PM
-0.16ft. 1.43ft. 1.05ft. 1.23ft.
High 7:15 AM 1.69ft. Low 12:47 PM 1.10ft. High 5:26 PM 1.44ft.
Low 2:02 AM High 4:11 PM
-0.04ft. 0.89ft.
High 7:46 AM 1.46ft. Low 11:55 PM -0.45ft.
Low High Low High
1:19 AM 9:38 AM 2:03 PM 5:41 PM
-0.23ft. 1.42ft. 1.18ft. 1.26ft.
Low High Low High
Low 2:54 AM High 5:08 PM
-0.09ft. 0.98ft.
High 9:14 AM
30 6:00 AM 2:31 PM 7:13 PM 10:49 PM
TIDE STATION:
High Low High Low
29
High 6:21 AM 1.15ft. Low 12:15 PM 0.43ft. High 5:53 PM 0.97ft.
13
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
-0.07ft. 0.35ft. 0.34ft. 0.40ft.
1
1:19 AM 10:18 AM 12:16 PM 5:12 PM
TIDE STATION:
31
12:51 AM 8:25 AM 1:43 PM 5:59 PM
-0.09ft. 1.65ft. 1.23ft. 1.45ft.
1.50ft.
APRIL 2013 -0.23ft. 1.40ft. 1.26ft. 1.27ft.
Low High Low High
1:49 AM 9:48 AM 2:54 PM 6:44 PM
-0.06ft. 1.61ft. 1.31ft. 1.43ft.
Low 3:52 AM High 6:00 PM
-0.10ft. 1.02ft.
Low 12:52 AM -0.47ft. High 10:42 AM 1.54ft.
Low 3:28 AM -0.19ft. High 12:21 PM 1.39ft.
Low High Low High
2:53 AM 11:18 AM 4:27 PM 8:06 PM
0.00ft. 1.58ft. 1.32ft. 1.39ft.
Low 4:57 AM High 6:50 PM
-0.07ft. 1.02ft.
Low 1:56 AM -0.41ft. High 11:56 AM 1.56ft.
4:44 AM 1:21 PM 8:00 PM 9:40 PM
-0.12ft. 1.37ft. 1.13ft. 1.14ft.
Low High Low High
4:03 AM 12:32 PM 5:55 PM 10:11 PM
0.09ft. 1.57ft. 1.25ft. 1.38ft.
Low 6:09 AM High 7:35 PM
-0.01ft. 0.96ft.
Low 3:07 AM -0.27ft. High 12:47 PM 1.53ft.
3
Low High Low High
6:03 AM 2:03 PM 8:02 PM 11:51 PM
-0.02ft. 1.33ft. 0.99ft. 1.13ft.
Low High Low High
5:17 AM 1:25 PM 6:51 PM 11:53 PM
0.19ft. 1.55ft. 1.13ft. 1.44ft.
Low 7:27 AM High 8:10 PM
0.07ft. 0.86ft.
Low 4:21 AM High 1:20 PM
-0.10ft. 1.46ft.
4
Low High Low High
Low 7:17 AM High 2:33 PM Low 8:26 PM
0.09ft. 1.27ft. 0.81ft.
Low 6:27 AM High 2:04 PM Low 7:33 PM
0.29ft. 1.52ft. 0.97ft.
Low 8:46 AM High 7:26 PM
0.17ft. 0.74ft.
Low High Low High
0.10ft. 1.36ft. 1.00ft. 1.16ft.
6
High Low High Low
1:25 AM 8:21 AM 2:58 PM 8:55 PM
1.19ft. 0.22ft. 1.22ft. 0.62ft.
High Low High Low
1:12 AM 7:30 AM 2:35 PM 8:11 PM
1.53ft. 0.40ft. 1.49ft. 0.79ft.
Low 10:00 AM 0.28ft. High 6:04 PM 0.65ft. Low 10:39 PM 0.58ft.
Low 6:45 AM High 1:53 PM Low 7:32 PM
0.31ft. 1.25ft. 0.77ft.
7
High Low High Low
2:41 AM 9:16 AM 3:20 PM 9:26 PM
1.27ft. 0.37ft. 1.19ft. 0.43ft.
High Low High Low
2:18 AM 8:26 AM 3:00 PM 8:46 PM
1.62ft. 0.53ft. 1.47ft. 0.61ft.
High Low High Low
3:52 AM 11:08 AM 5:27 PM 11:09 PM
0.68ft. 0.39ft. 0.62ft. 0.44ft.
High Low High Low
1:15 AM 7:52 AM 2:00 PM 8:01 PM
1.25ft. 0.51ft. 1.15ft. 0.53ft.
8
High Low High Low
3:47 AM 10:06 AM 3:41 PM 9:58 PM
1.34ft. 0.54ft. 1.17ft. 0.26ft.
High Low High Low
3:16 AM 9:15 AM 3:22 PM 9:21 PM
1.69ft. 0.67ft. 1.45ft. 0.45ft.
High Low High Low
5:55 AM 12:11 PM 5:05 PM 11:45 PM
0.73ft. 0.50ft. 0.62ft. 0.32ft.
High Low High Low
2:39 AM 8:54 AM 2:04 PM 8:34 PM
1.34ft. 0.69ft. 1.08ft. 0.29ft.
9
High Low High Low
4:46 AM 10:50 AM 4:01 PM 10:31 PM
1.40ft. 0.70ft. 1.17ft. 0.14ft.
High Low High Low
4:08 AM 9:58 AM 3:42 PM 9:55 PM
1.74ft. 0.81ft. 1.43ft. 0.32ft.
High 7:24 AM Low 1:15 PM High 4:45 PM
0.78ft. 0.61ft. 0.65ft.
High Low High Low
3:51 AM 9:56 AM 2:05 PM 9:09 PM
1.41ft. 0.84ft. 1.04ft. 0.09ft.
10
High Low High Low
5:41 AM 11:31 AM 4:21 PM 11:05 PM
1.44ft. 0.85ft. 1.18ft. 0.06ft.
High Low High Low
4:57 AM 10:39 AM 3:59 PM 10:31 PM
1.76ft. 0.95ft. 1.43ft. 0.23ft.
Low High Low High
0.22ft. 0.83ft. 0.69ft. 0.70ft.
High Low High Low
4:56 AM 10:59 AM 1:59 PM 9:44 PM
1.45ft. 0.97ft. 1.04ft. -0.05ft.
6:33 AM 12:07 PM 4:38 PM 11:40 PM
1.45ft. 0.97ft. 1.19ft. 0.03ft.
High Low High Low
5:43 AM 11:17 AM 4:14 PM 11:08 PM
1.75ft. 1.08ft. 1.42ft. 0.19ft.
Low 12:57 AM 0.15ft. High 9:53 AM 0.87ft.
11
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
5:58 AM 12:20 PM 1:31 PM 10:20 PM
1.46ft. 1.06ft. 1.07ft. -0.12ft.
High 7:25 AM 1.43ft. Low 12:41 PM 1.08ft. High 4:52 PM 1.21ft.
High Low High Low
6:29 AM 11:54 AM 4:24 PM 11:47 PM
1.73ft. 1.18ft. 1.41ft. 0.19ft.
Low 1:32 AM 0.11ft. High 11:15 AM 0.90ft.
High 6:59 AM 1.46ft. Low 10:56 PM -0.13ft.
Low High Low High
High 7:16 AM 1.68ft. Low 12:32 PM 1.27ft. High 4:29 PM 1.41ft.
Low 2:08 AM High 1:05 PM
High 8:04 AM 1.45ft. Low 11:34 PM -0.09ft.
1
Low High Low High
2:19 AM 11:02 AM 3:24 PM 5:33 PM
2
5
12 13
12:17 AM 8:20 AM 1:11 PM 4:57 PM
0.04ft. 1.41ft. 1.16ft. 1.22ft.
12:21 AM 8:39 AM 2:40 PM 4:01 PM
0.09ft. 0.92ft.
Texas Lakes & Bays® Fishing Atlas • 2012 EDITION
TLB Tides-2012.indd 285
tide f orecast Aug 2012-jul 201 3
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
5:35 AM 1:40 PM 7:13 PM 11:27 PM
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TIDES
FOR
THE
TEXAS
COAST
APRIL 2013 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
tide forecast Aug 2012-ju l 2013
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
MAY 2013
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
0.08ft. 1.37ft. 1.22ft. 1.24ft.
Low High Low High
12:30 AM 8:09 AM 1:15 PM 4:29 PM
0.23ft. 1.63ft. 1.33ft. 1.40ft.
Low 2:46 AM High 3:06 PM
0.10ft. 0.94ft.
High 9:14 AM
14
12:57 AM 9:19 AM 1:40 PM 4:35 PM 1:41 AM 10:24 AM 2:19 PM 3:54 PM
0.15ft. 1.34ft. 1.25ft. 1.26ft.
Low High Low High
1:17 AM 9:13 AM 2:12 PM 4:23 PM
0.30ft. 1.57ft. 1.37ft. 1.39ft.
Low 3:29 AM High 4:21 PM
0.12ft. 0.96ft.
Low 12:16 AM -0.01ft. High 10:26 AM 1.46ft.
15
Low High Low High
16
Low 2:30 AM 0.23ft. High 11:31 AM 1.33ft.
Low 2:09 AM 0.39ft. High 10:28 AM 1.54ft.
Low 4:17 AM High 5:15 PM
0.16ft. 0.96ft.
Low 1:01 AM 0.10ft. High 11:26 AM 1.48ft.
17
Low 3:26 AM 0.31ft. High 12:27 PM 1.32ft.
Low 3:07 AM 0.48ft. High 11:39 AM 1.53ft.
Low 5:13 AM High 5:58 PM
0.20ft. 0.94ft.
Low 1:51 AM 0.23ft. High 12:06 PM 1.50ft.
18
Low 4:28 AM High 1:05 PM
0.39ft. 1.31ft.
Low 4:10 AM 0.56ft. High 12:27 PM 1.53ft.
Low 6:20 AM High 6:32 PM
0.26ft. 0.90ft.
Low 2:48 AM 0.35ft. High 12:29 PM 1.49ft.
0.46ft. 1.30ft. 1.02ft. 1.12ft.
Low 5:13 AM 0.62ft. High 12:59 PM 1.53ft. Low 7:07 PM 1.13ft.
Low 7:38 AM High 6:54 PM
0.31ft. 0.84ft.
Low 3:52 AM 0.47ft. High 12:41 PM 1.45ft.
19
Low High Low High
Low 6:32 AM High 1:52 PM Low 7:51 PM
0.53ft. 1.29ft. 0.89ft.
High Low High Low
12:13 AM 6:12 AM 1:21 PM 7:13 PM
1.28ft. 0.67ft. 1.53ft. 0.99ft.
Low 8:59 AM High 6:49 PM
0.38ft. 0.75ft.
Low High Low High
21
High Low High Low
1:18 AM 7:28 AM 2:11 PM 8:07 PM
1.19ft. 0.61ft. 1.28ft. 0.71ft.
High Low High Low
1:17 AM 7:05 AM 1:40 PM 7:36 PM
1.38ft. 0.73ft. 1.53ft. 0.80ft.
Low 10:19 AM 0.46ft. High 5:53 PM 0.65ft. Low 11:02 PM 0.59ft.
Low 6:07 AM 0.66ft. High 12:56 PM 1.28ft. Low 7:13 PM 0.76ft.
22
High Low High Low
2:26 AM 8:20 AM 2:29 PM 8:35 PM
1.30ft. 0.70ft. 1.28ft. 0.50ft.
High Low High Low
2:09 AM 7:54 AM 1:58 PM 8:06 PM
1.52ft. 0.81ft. 1.53ft. 0.58ft.
High Low High Low
0.68ft. 0.55ft. 0.60ft. 0.45ft.
High Low High Low
1:13 AM 7:16 AM 1:00 PM 7:32 PM
1.21ft. 0.75ft. 1.18ft. 0.48ft.
3:27 AM 9:09 AM 2:47 PM 9:10 PM
1.42ft. 0.81ft. 1.28ft. 0.28ft.
High Low High Low
2:57 AM 8:42 AM 2:17 PM 8:40 PM
1.66ft. 0.90ft. 1.54ft. 0.35ft.
High 6:51 AM 0.77ft. Low 11:07 PM 0.30ft.
23
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
2:30 AM 8:27 AM 1:00 PM 8:00 PM
1.32ft. 0.84ft. 1.08ft. 0.18ft.
4:26 AM 9:58 AM 3:05 PM 9:49 PM
1.54ft. 0.93ft. 1.30ft. 0.06ft.
High Low High Low
3:44 AM 9:28 AM 2:39 PM 9:19 PM
1.80ft. 1.00ft. 1.56ft. 0.14ft.
High 8:20 AM 0.86ft. Low 11:40 PM 0.15ft.
24
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:38 AM 9:41 AM 12:55 PM 8:34 PM
1.44ft. 0.94ft. 1.03ft. -0.13ft.
5:24 AM 10:47 AM 3:24 PM 10:32 PM
1.64ft. 1.06ft. 1.34ft. -0.13ft.
High Low High Low
4:32 AM 10:14 AM 3:04 PM 10:01 PM
1.91ft. 1.11ft. 1.59ft. -0.03ft.
High 9:51 AM
25
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
4:44 AM 11:14 AM 12:30 PM 9:13 PM
1.55ft. 1.04ft. 1.04ft. -0.39ft.
6:23 AM 11:36 AM 3:45 PM 11:19 PM
1.71ft. 1.19ft. 1.38ft. -0.26ft.
High Low High Low
5:23 AM 11:00 AM 3:33 PM 10:46 PM
1.98ft. 1.23ft. 1.61ft. -0.14ft.
Low 12:20 AM 0.02ft. High 11:48 AM 1.03ft.
High 5:50 AM Low 9:57 PM
26
High Low High Low
High 7:24 AM 1.73ft. Low 12:28 PM 1.30ft. High 4:08 PM 1.42ft.
High Low High Low
6:17 AM 11:49 AM 4:07 PM 11:36 PM
1.99ft. 1.33ft. 1.63ft. -0.17ft.
Low 1:04 AM High 2:01 PM
-0.08ft. 1.09ft.
High 6:57 AM 1.69ft. Low 10:45 PM -0.68ft.
12:10 AM 8:28 AM 1:26 PM 4:33 PM
-0.31ft. 1.71ft. 1.37ft. 1.43ft.
High 7:16 AM 1.95ft. Low 12:42 PM 1.40ft. High 4:46 PM 1.62ft.
Low 1:52 AM High 3:25 PM
-0.14ft. 1.13ft.
High 8:06 AM 1.71ft. Low 11:37 PM -0.66ft.
28
Low High Low High
1:04 AM 9:33 AM 2:48 PM 4:58 PM
-0.29ft. 1.67ft. 1.39ft. 1.40ft.
Low High Low High
12:30 AM 8:22 AM 1:45 PM 5:34 PM
-0.11ft. 1.88ft. 1.44ft. 1.59ft.
Low 2:43 AM High 4:30 PM
-0.14ft. 1.13ft.
High 9:13 AM
29
Low High Low High
Low 2:03 AM -0.20ft. High 10:36 AM 1.61ft.
Low High Low High
1:29 AM 9:35 AM 3:05 PM 6:47 PM
0.01ft. 1.80ft. 1.41ft. 1.51ft.
Low 3:36 AM High 5:25 PM
-0.09ft. 1.08ft.
Low 12:33 AM -0.53ft. High 10:12 AM 1.66ft.
20
27
30
5:01 AM 11:44 AM 4:22 PM 10:46 PM
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Low High Low High
5:32 AM 1:31 PM 8:03 PM 11:55 PM
TIDE STATION:
0.95ft.
4:59 AM 12:50 PM 7:09 PM 11:33 PM
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Sabine Pass
Port O’Connor
6
3:14 AM 9:09 AM 2:08 PM 9:05 PM
1.36ft. 0.87ft. 1.26ft. 0.20ft.
High Low High Low
2:37 AM 8:15 AM 1:58 PM 8:21 PM
1.73ft. 1.00ft. 1.53ft. 0.38ft.
High Low High Low
0.71ft. 0.66ft. 0.70ft. 0.21ft.
High Low High Low
2:25 AM 7:48 AM 12:05 PM 7:38 PM
1.30ft. 0.96ft. 1.15ft. 0.09ft.
4:16 AM 10:06 AM 2:28 PM 9:37 PM
1.45ft. 1.00ft. 1.26ft. 0.08ft.
High Low High Low
3:31 AM 9:06 AM 2:18 PM 8:54 PM
1.80ft. 1.12ft. 1.51ft. 0.24ft.
High 7:55 AM 0.80ft. Low 11:35 PM 0.10ft.
7
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:38 AM 9:14 AM 11:57 AM 8:13 PM
1.41ft. 1.08ft. 1.13ft. -0.11ft.
5:10 AM 10:56 AM 2:47 PM 10:09 PM
1.51ft. 1.11ft. 1.27ft. -0.00ft.
High Low High Low
4:19 AM 9:49 AM 2:35 PM 9:28 PM
1.85ft. 1.22ft. 1.51ft. 0.15ft.
High 8:58 AM
0.87ft.
High 4:40 AM Low 8:47 PM
1.49ft. -0.25ft.
8
High Low High Low
5:57 AM 11:40 AM 3:05 PM 10:41 PM
1.55ft. 1.20ft. 1.29ft. -0.04ft.
High Low High Low
5:01 AM 10:28 AM 2:49 PM 10:02 PM
1.86ft. 1.30ft. 1.50ft. 0.11ft.
Low 12:09 AM 0.03ft. High 9:57 AM 0.92ft.
High 5:36 AM Low 9:22 PM
1.52ft. -0.32ft.
9
High Low High Low
6:43 AM 12:17 PM 3:19 PM 11:15 PM
1.56ft. 1.26ft. 1.30ft. -0.04ft.
High Low High Low
5:41 AM 11:04 AM 2:59 PM 10:38 PM
1.85ft. 1.36ft. 1.50ft. 0.11ft.
Low 12:43 AM -0.02ft. High 10:57 AM 0.95ft.
High 6:28 AM Low 9:56 PM
1.53ft. -0.33ft.
10
High Low High Low
7:27 AM 12:50 PM 3:27 PM 11:50 PM
1.55ft. 1.29ft. 1.32ft. -0.01ft.
High Low High Low
6:21 AM 11:40 AM 3:08 PM 11:17 PM
1.82ft. 1.39ft. 1.49ft. 0.14ft.
Low 1:17 AM -0.04ft. High 12:04 PM 0.96ft.
High 7:20 AM 1.52ft. Low 10:29 PM -0.29ft.
11
High Low High Low
1.52ft. 1.31ft. 1.32ft.
High Low High Low
7:02 AM 12:19 PM 3:15 PM 11:57 PM
1.77ft. 1.42ft. 1.47ft. 0.22ft.
Low 1:52 AM High 1:19 PM
-0.04ft. 0.95ft.
High 8:11 AM 1.52ft. Low 11:03 PM -0.21ft.
12 13 14
High 8:12 AM Low 1:23 PM High 3:17 PM
6:30 AM 10:43 AM 2:33 PM 11:00 PM
South Padre Isl.
High Low High Low
1.45ft.
0.57ft. 1.38ft. 0.98ft. 1.12ft.
TIDE STATION:
Low 12:26 AM 0.05ft. High 8:58 AM 1.49ft.
High 7:48 AM Low 1:08 PM High 3:20 PM
1.72ft. 1.43ft. 1.45ft.
Low 2:28 AM High 2:31 PM
-0.03ft. 0.94ft.
High 8:59 AM 1.51ft. Low 11:38 PM -0.11ft.
Low 1:05 AM High 9:44 AM
Low High Low High
0.31ft. 1.67ft. 1.41ft. 1.41ft.
Low 3:04 AM High 3:30 PM
-0.00ft. 0.92ft.
High 9:41 AM
0.13ft. 1.46ft.
12:40 AM 8:40 AM 2:34 PM 3:06 PM
1.51ft.
15
Low 1:45 AM 0.22ft. High 10:29 AM 1.43ft.
Low 1:27 AM High 9:35 AM
0.42ft. 1.64ft.
Low 3:42 AM High 4:17 PM
0.04ft. 0.88ft.
Low 12:14 AM 0.02ft. High 10:12 AM 1.50ft.
16
Low 2:28 AM 0.32ft. High 11:07 AM 1.40ft.
Low 2:17 AM 0.54ft. High 10:26 AM 1.61ft.
Low 4:19 AM High 4:51 PM
0.10ft. 0.82ft.
Low 12:54 AM 0.16ft. High 10:31 AM 1.48ft.
3:15 AM 11:38 AM 7:37 PM 9:44 PM
0.44ft. 1.37ft. 1.00ft. 1.01ft.
Low High Low High
0.66ft. 1.58ft. 1.12ft. 1.14ft.
Low 4:55 AM High 5:06 PM
0.18ft. 0.73ft.
Low 1:39 AM 0.31ft. High 10:44 AM 1.43ft.
17
Low High Low High
4:08 AM 12:04 PM 6:49 PM 11:54 PM
0.57ft. 1.34ft. 0.86ft. 1.05ft.
Low 4:13 AM 0.78ft. High 11:33 AM 1.56ft. Low 6:02 PM 0.96ft.
Low 5:27 AM High 4:39 PM
0.27ft. 0.63ft.
18
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
Low 5:09 AM 0.71ft. High 12:24 PM 1.31ft. Low 7:00 PM 0.66ft.
High Low High Low
12:11 AM 5:17 AM 11:56 AM 6:24 PM
1.24ft. 0.89ft. 1.54ft. 0.75ft.
Low 5:36 AM 0.38ft. High 3:01 PM 0.54ft. Low 10:58 PM 0.40ft.
Low 3:44 AM 0.64ft. High 10:59 AM 1.25ft. Low 6:09 PM 0.58ft.
1:25 AM 6:18 AM 12:42 PM 7:28 PM
1.15ft. 0.86ft. 1.30ft. 0.42ft.
High Low High Low
1:17 AM 6:20 AM 12:16 PM 6:54 PM
1.39ft. 0.99ft. 1.54ft. 0.50ft.
High 12:27 PM 0.54ft. Low 10:04 PM 0.26ft.
20
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
12:25 AM 5:12 AM 11:01 AM 6:27 PM
0.98ft. 0.80ft. 1.15ft. 0.27ft.
2:38 AM 7:28 AM 12:59 PM 8:03 PM
1.30ft. 0.99ft. 1.30ft. 0.17ft.
High Low High Low
2:10 AM 7:19 AM 12:38 PM 7:30 PM
1.57ft. 1.09ft. 1.54ft. 0.24ft.
High 9:09 AM 0.65ft. Low 10:17 PM 0.09ft.
21
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
2:00 AM 6:53 AM 10:58 AM 6:55 PM
1.15ft. 0.93ft. 1.07ft. -0.06ft.
3:42 AM 8:37 AM 1:18 PM 8:44 PM
1.46ft. 1.12ft. 1.33ft. -0.08ft.
High Low High Low
2:57 AM 8:15 AM 1:03 PM 8:09 PM
1.74ft. 1.19ft. 1.57ft. -0.00ft.
High 9:39 AM 0.78ft. Low 10:48 PM -0.08ft.
22
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:11 AM 8:47 AM 10:38 AM 7:31 PM
1.32ft. 1.04ft. 1.05ft. -0.40ft.
4:40 AM 9:39 AM 1:41 PM 9:29 PM
1.60ft. 1.23ft. 1.38ft. -0.29ft.
High Low High Low
3:44 AM 9:06 AM 1:33 PM 8:52 PM
1.88ft. 1.27ft. 1.61ft. -0.20ft.
High 10:33 AM 0.89ft. Low 11:28 PM -0.23ft.
High 4:14 AM Low 8:12 PM
1.48ft. -0.68ft.
23
High Low High Low
5:36 AM 10:37 AM 2:10 PM 10:16 PM
1.71ft. 1.32ft. 1.43ft. -0.45ft.
High Low High Low
4:32 AM 9:55 AM 2:09 PM 9:38 PM
1.98ft. 1.34ft. 1.64ft. -0.33ft.
High 11:39 AM 0.97ft.
24
High Low High Low
High 5:14 AM Low 8:57 PM
1.59ft. -0.89ft.
6:31 AM 11:32 AM 2:47 PM 11:06 PM
1.76ft. 1.38ft. 1.46ft. -0.52ft.
High Low High Low
5:22 AM 10:43 AM 2:50 PM 10:27 PM
2.02ft. 1.40ft. 1.67ft. -0.37ft.
Low 12:12 AM -0.34ft. High 12:54 PM 1.01ft.
High 6:13 AM Low 9:45 PM
1.66ft. -0.99ft.
25
High Low High Low
0.26ft. 1.38ft. 0.86ft. 1.03ft.
7:26 AM 12:28 PM 3:31 PM 11:58 PM
1.76ft. 1.39ft. 1.46ft. -0.51ft.
High Low High Low
6:14 AM 11:33 AM 3:36 PM 11:19 PM
2.00ft. 1.42ft. 1.66ft. -0.33ft.
Low 12:59 AM -0.41ft. High 2:08 PM 1.02ft.
High 7:10 AM 1.68ft. Low 10:35 PM -0.96ft.
26
High Low High Low
1.63ft. -0.59ft.
1.70ft.
19
MAY 2013
3:13 AM 11:05 AM 6:14 PM 10:06 PM
2:34 AM 10:53 AM 6:21 PM 9:51 PM
0.48ft. 1.35ft. 0.82ft. 0.88ft.
3:08 AM 11:32 AM 6:25 PM 8:21 PM
-0.05ft. 1.54ft. 1.18ft. 1.19ft.
Low High Low High
2:33 AM 10:46 AM 4:33 PM 8:45 PM
0.17ft. 1.73ft. 1.31ft. 1.45ft.
Low 4:32 AM High 6:06 PM
-0.00ft. 0.98ft.
Low 1:33 AM -0.31ft. High 10:58 AM 1.59ft.
1
Low High Low High
4:19 AM 12:17 PM 6:53 PM 10:40 PM
0.14ft. 1.46ft. 1.00ft. 1.13ft.
Low High Low High
3:44 AM 11:45 AM 5:41 PM 10:44 PM
0.36ft. 1.68ft. 1.15ft. 1.45ft.
Low 5:29 AM High 6:00 PM
0.12ft. 0.85ft.
Low 2:38 AM -0.04ft. High 11:28 AM 1.49ft.
2
Low High Low High
Low 5:36 AM 0.34ft. High 12:52 PM 1.38ft. Low 7:26 PM 0.78ft.
Low 4:57 AM 0.54ft. High 12:30 PM 1.63ft. Low 6:30 PM 0.96ft.
Low 6:30 AM High 4:11 PM
0.26ft. 0.74ft.
Low High Low High
High Low High Low
12:30 AM 6:53 AM 1:22 PM 8:00 PM
1.16ft. 0.53ft. 1.32ft. 0.57ft.
High Low High Low
12:18 AM 6:10 AM 1:05 PM 7:11 PM
1.53ft. 0.71ft. 1.59ft. 0.75ft.
Low 7:38 AM 0.41ft. High 3:22 PM 0.69ft. Low 10:05 PM 0.50ft.
Low 5:05 AM 0.54ft. High 11:58 AM 1.27ft. Low 6:33 PM 0.60ft.
27
High 8:19 AM Low 1:31 PM High 4:25 PM
1.71ft. 1.35ft. 1.40ft.
High 7:10 AM 1.93ft. Low 12:29 PM 1.41ft. High 4:31 PM 1.62ft.
Low 1:46 AM High 3:17 PM
-0.41ft. 0.98ft.
High 8:04 AM 1.65ft. Low 11:26 PM -0.81ft.
2:00 AM 8:05 AM 1:46 PM 8:33 PM
1.25ft. 0.71ft. 1.28ft. 0.37ft.
High Low High Low
1:34 AM 7:16 AM 1:34 PM 7:47 PM
1.63ft. 0.86ft. 1.55ft. 0.55ft.
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
-0.40ft. 1.64ft. 1.25ft. 1.30ft.
Low High Low High
Low 2:34 AM High 4:18 PM
-0.37ft. 0.90ft.
28
Low High Low High
High 8:49 AM
High Low High Low
3 4 5
286
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TLB Tides-2012.indd 286
4:02 AM 9:01 AM 2:57 PM 10:27 PM
0.61ft. 0.55ft. 0.68ft. 0.34ft.
3:49 AM 11:47 AM 6:11 PM 10:40 PM
12:51 AM 6:25 AM 12:04 PM 7:04 PM
1.15ft. 0.78ft. 1.20ft. 0.33ft.
12:52 AM 9:09 AM 2:46 PM 5:37 PM
12:13 AM 8:08 AM 1:35 PM 5:38 PM
-0.19ft. 1.84ft. 1.35ft. 1.53ft.
1.58ft.
Texas Lakes & Bays® Fishing Atlas • 2012 EDITION
7/5/12 5:53 PM
TEXAS
LAKES
&
BAYS
MAY 2013 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
Sabine Pass
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
JUNE MAY 2012 2013
TIDE STATION:
Port O’Connor N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
TIDE STATION:
South Padre Isl.
Galveston Channel
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
1:47 AM 9:55 AM 4:05 PM 7:16 PM
-0.22ft. 1.54ft. 1.09ft. 1.16ft.
Low High Low High
1:11 AM 9:07 AM 2:50 PM 7:13 PM
0.01ft. 1.75ft. 1.23ft. 1.42ft.
Low 3:21 AM High 5:04 PM
-0.27ft. 0.77ft.
Low 12:19 AM -0.57ft. High 9:24 AM 1.48ft.
29
Low High Low High
2:45 AM 10:36 AM 5:11 PM 9:14 PM
0.02ft. 1.45ft. 0.88ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
2:13 AM 10:02 AM 4:06 PM 9:10 PM
0.25ft. 1.67ft. 1.05ft. 1.35ft.
Low 4:05 AM High 3:14 PM
-0.13ft. 0.62ft.
30
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
1:13 AM 9:47 AM 4:57 PM 5:39 PM
-0.25ft. 1.36ft. 0.89ft. 0.89ft.
Low High Low High
3:47 AM 11:12 AM 6:04 PM 11:11 PM
0.29ft. 1.36ft. 0.65ft. 1.02ft.
Low High Low High
3:20 AM 10:49 AM 5:08 PM 11:01 PM
0.50ft. 1.60ft. 0.84ft. 1.37ft.
Low 4:44 AM High 1:38 PM
0.03ft. 0.53ft.
Low High Low High
2:09 AM 10:02 AM 4:48 PM 9:15 PM
0.10ft. 1.25ft. 0.64ft. 0.81ft.
31
TIDE STATION:
JUNE 2013
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Port O’Connor
2:56 AM 6:34 AM 11:24 AM 7:37 PM
1.25ft. 1.13ft. 1.27ft. -0.21ft.
High Low High Low
2:09 AM 6:49 AM 11:23 AM 6:59 PM
1.52ft. 1.21ft. 1.47ft. -0.13ft.
High 9:46 AM Low 9:51 PM
19
High Low High Low
20
High Low High Low
3:59 AM 8:05 AM 11:50 AM 8:25 PM
1.41ft. 1.25ft. 1.33ft. -0.43ft.
High Low High Low
2:57 AM 7:51 AM 12:02 PM 7:44 PM
1.68ft. 1.29ft. 1.51ft. -0.34ft.
21
High Low High Low
4:52 AM 9:23 AM 12:33 PM 9:15 PM
1.54ft. 1.32ft. 1.38ft. -0.60ft.
High Low High Low
3:43 AM 8:45 AM 12:47 PM 8:33 PM
22
High Low High Low
5:41 AM 10:23 AM 1:29 PM 10:06 PM
1.61ft. 1.35ft. 1.41ft. -0.69ft.
High Low High Low
23
High Low High Low
6:27 AM 11:14 AM 2:34 PM 10:57 PM
1.63ft. 1.32ft. 1.40ft. -0.69ft.
High Low High Low
7:10 AM 12:05 PM 3:43 PM 11:48 PM
0.56ft. -0.36ft.
South Padre Isl.
High Low High Low
2:45 AM 7:10 AM 8:28 AM 6:25 PM
1.09ft. 1.00ft. 1.00ft. -0.58ft.
High 10:16 AM 0.67ft. Low 10:34 PM -0.51ft.
High 3:45 AM Low 7:10 PM
1.29ft. -0.86ft.
1.79ft. 1.34ft. 1.56ft. -0.49ft.
High 11:04 AM 0.75ft. Low 11:20 PM -0.62ft.
High 4:40 AM Low 7:58 PM
1.43ft. -1.06ft.
4:29 AM 9:33 AM 1:38 PM 9:22 PM
1.85ft. 1.35ft. 1.60ft. -0.55ft.
High 12:04 PM 0.79ft.
High 5:32 AM Low 8:47 PM
1.52ft. -1.16ft.
High Low High Low
5:17 AM 10:21 AM 2:34 PM 10:13 PM
1.86ft. 1.33ft. 1.61ft. -0.53ft.
Low 12:08 AM -0.68ft. High 1:12 PM 0.78ft.
High 6:20 AM Low 9:38 PM
1.54ft. -1.14ft.
1.59ft. 1.24ft. 1.35ft. -0.59ft.
High Low High Low
6:04 AM 11:11 AM 3:33 PM 11:05 PM
1.81ft. 1.28ft. 1.59ft. -0.41ft.
Low 12:55 AM -0.69ft. High 2:26 PM 0.73ft.
High 7:02 AM 1.49ft. Low 10:28 PM -1.00ft.
High 7:51 AM Low 1:00 PM High 4:57 PM
1.53ft. 1.10ft. 1.26ft.
High Low High Low
6:52 AM 12:06 PM 4:39 PM 11:58 PM
1.74ft. 1.19ft. 1.51ft. -0.21ft.
Low 1:41 AM High 3:40 PM
-0.64ft. 0.63ft.
High 7:36 AM 1.40ft. Low 11:17 PM -0.76ft.
12:39 AM 8:28 AM 2:02 PM 6:19 PM
-0.41ft. 1.44ft. 0.93ft. 1.13ft.
High 7:39 AM Low 1:08 PM High 5:57 PM
1.65ft. 1.06ft. 1.40ft.
Low 2:24 AM High 4:56 PM
-0.54ft. 0.50ft.
High 8:00 AM Low 1:38 PM High 3:13 PM
1.28ft. 0.96ft. 0.97ft.
Low 4:58 AM 0.55ft. High 11:42 AM 1.29ft. Low 6:50 PM 0.42ft.
Low 4:32 AM 0.74ft. High 11:29 AM 1.54ft. Low 5:58 PM 0.61ft.
Low 5:13 AM High 1:07 PM Low 8:59 PM
1:00 AM 6:21 AM 12:09 PM 7:31 PM
1.08ft. 0.79ft. 1.24ft. 0.22ft.
High Low High Low
12:33 AM 5:47 AM 12:02 PM 6:40 PM
1.46ft. 0.94ft. 1.50ft. 0.40ft.
High 12:48 PM 0.52ft. Low 9:28 PM 0.06ft.
2
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
12:01 AM 4:24 AM 10:15 AM 5:58 PM
0.90ft. 0.75ft. 1.12ft. 0.09ft.
24
2:34 AM 7:51 AM 12:33 PM 8:09 PM
1.20ft. 0.97ft. 1.22ft. 0.05ft.
High Low High Low
1:48 AM 7:01 AM 12:31 PM 7:18 PM
1.58ft. 1.10ft. 1.47ft. 0.22ft.
High 12:22 PM 0.55ft. Low 10:05 PM -0.08ft.
3
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
2:02 AM 6:02 AM 10:12 AM 6:37 PM
1.08ft. 0.97ft. 1.10ft. -0.15ft.
25
3:49 AM 9:13 AM 12:54 PM 8:44 PM
1.32ft. 1.09ft. 1.22ft. -0.07ft.
High Low High Low
2:49 AM 8:07 AM 12:55 PM 7:53 PM
1.67ft. 1.21ft. 1.46ft. 0.08ft.
High 10:23 AM 0.60ft. Low 10:43 PM -0.19ft.
4
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:24 AM 8:14 AM 9:43 AM 7:16 PM
1.24ft. 1.10ft. 1.10ft. -0.34ft.
26
Low High Low High
4:46 AM 10:23 AM 1:14 PM 9:18 PM
1.40ft. 1.17ft. 1.23ft. -0.15ft.
High Low High Low
3:39 AM 9:02 AM 1:16 PM 8:28 PM
1.74ft. 1.29ft. 1.45ft. -0.01ft.
High 9:28 AM 0.67ft. Low 11:21 PM -0.26ft.
High 4:24 AM Low 7:55 PM
1.34ft. -0.47ft.
5
High Low High Low
27
Low High Low High
1:29 AM 9:03 AM 3:07 PM 7:52 PM
-0.16ft. 1.35ft. 0.73ft. 1.01ft.
Low High Low High
12:52 AM 8:24 AM 2:15 PM 7:30 PM
0.04ft. 1.57ft. 0.89ft. 1.29ft.
Low High Low High
3:03 AM 12:45 PM 3:11 PM 6:20 PM
-0.40ft. 0.33ft. 0.32ft. 0.34ft.
Low High Low High
12:06 AM 8:16 AM 2:06 PM 5:21 PM
-0.44ft. 1.16ft. 0.73ft. 0.82ft.
5:31 AM 11:21 AM 1:33 PM 9:51 PM
1.45ft. 1.22ft. 1.25ft. -0.19ft.
High Low High Low
4:22 AM 9:46 AM 1:34 PM 9:03 PM
1.76ft. 1.33ft. 1.44ft. -0.06ft.
High 9:57 AM 0.71ft. Low 11:59 PM -0.31ft.
High 5:14 AM Low 8:31 PM
1.40ft. -0.54ft.
6
High Low High Low
28
Low High Low High
2:19 AM 9:35 AM 4:12 PM 9:36 PM
0.13ft. 1.27ft. 0.51ft. 0.92ft.
Low High Low High
1:49 AM 9:06 AM 3:21 PM 9:18 PM
0.33ft. 1.50ft. 0.69ft. 1.23ft.
Low High Low High
3:35 AM 11:45 AM 5:31 PM 8:27 PM
-0.24ft. 0.28ft. 0.16ft. 0.18ft.
Low High Low High
12:53 AM 8:27 AM 2:51 PM 7:39 PM
-0.09ft. 1.07ft. 0.47ft. 0.71ft.
6:09 AM 12:05 PM 1:52 PM 10:23 PM
1.48ft. 1.25ft. 1.27ft. -0.20ft.
High Low High Low
5:00 AM 10:20 AM 1:50 PM 9:39 PM
1.76ft. 1.36ft. 1.44ft. -0.07ft.
High 10:38 AM 0.74ft.
High 6:01 AM Low 9:06 PM
1.42ft. -0.55ft.
29
Low High Low High
3:11 AM 10:05 AM 5:13 PM 11:30 PM
0.43ft. 1.21ft. 0.30ft. 0.93ft.
Low High Low High
2:49 AM 9:46 AM 4:22 PM 11:05 PM
0.61ft. 1.44ft. 0.48ft. 1.26ft.
Low 3:54 AM -0.07ft. High 11:22 AM 0.28ft. Low 6:53 PM -0.01ft.
7
High Low High Low
Low High Low High
1:40 AM 8:34 AM 3:41 PM 10:20 PM
0.27ft. 1.01ft. 0.21ft. 0.72ft.
6:45 AM 12:35 PM 2:13 PM 10:56 PM
1.48ft. 1.27ft. 1.27ft. -0.18ft.
High Low High Low
5:35 AM 10:51 AM 2:06 PM 10:16 PM
1.74ft. 1.36ft. 1.43ft. -0.04ft.
Low 12:35 AM -0.34ft. High 11:26 AM 0.74ft.
High 6:44 AM Low 9:39 PM
1.42ft. -0.52ft.
30
Low 4:10 AM 0.71ft. High 10:32 AM 1.17ft. Low 6:08 PM 0.11ft.
High Low High Low
Low 2:29 AM High 8:37 AM Low 4:31 PM
0.59ft. 0.99ft. -0.04ft.
8
High Low High Low
7:18 AM 12:53 PM 2:35 PM 11:29 PM
1.46ft. 1.26ft. 1.27ft. -0.14ft.
High Low High Low
6:10 AM 11:23 AM 2:22 PM 10:53 PM
1.71ft. 1.35ft. 1.41ft. 0.01ft.
Low 1:10 AM -0.35ft. High 12:21 PM 0.73ft.
High 7:25 AM 1.41ft. Low 10:11 PM -0.45ft.
9
High Low High Low
High 7:52 AM Low 1:15 PM High 2:52 PM
1.45ft. 1.24ft. 1.24ft.
High Low High Low
6:46 AM 12:02 PM 2:41 PM 11:31 PM
1.67ft. 1.34ft. 1.38ft. 0.09ft.
Low 1:45 AM High 1:17 PM
-0.34ft. 0.71ft.
High 8:00 AM 1.40ft. Low 10:41 PM -0.36ft.
Low High Low High
-0.08ft. 1.42ft. 1.19ft. 1.20ft.
High 7:24 AM 1.64ft. Low 12:53 PM 1.30ft. High 3:01 PM 1.32ft.
Low 2:17 AM High 2:10 PM
-0.32ft. 0.68ft.
High 8:28 AM 1.39ft. Low 11:11 PM -0.25ft.
Low 12:36 AM 0.00ft. High 8:59 AM 1.40ft.
Low High Low High
12:10 AM 8:03 AM 2:00 PM 3:26 PM
0.20ft. 1.60ft. 1.25ft. 1.25ft.
Low 2:47 AM High 2:55 PM
-0.28ft. 0.63ft.
High 8:47 AM 1.37ft. Low 11:42 PM -0.12ft.
Low 1:09 AM High 9:30 AM
0.11ft. 1.36ft.
Low High Low High
12:50 AM 8:42 AM 3:13 PM 4:11 PM
0.33ft. 1.57ft. 1.15ft. 1.15ft.
Low 3:15 AM High 3:27 PM
-0.22ft. 0.56ft.
High 8:59 AM
1:44 AM 9:58 AM 4:54 PM 7:11 PM
0.24ft. 1.32ft. 0.91ft. 0.91ft.
Low High Low High
1:31 AM 9:15 AM 3:55 PM 6:13 PM
0.47ft. 1.53ft. 1.02ft. 1.04ft.
Low 3:37 AM High 3:35 PM
-0.14ft. 0.46ft.
Low 12:16 AM 0.03ft. High 9:08 AM 1.27ft.
14
Low High Low High
2:22 AM 10:21 AM 5:03 PM 10:00 PM
0.39ft. 1.28ft. 0.75ft. 0.87ft.
Low High Low High
2:17 AM 9:43 AM 4:26 PM 10:05 PM
0.63ft. 1.49ft. 0.85ft. 1.02ft.
Low 3:48 AM High 2:32 PM
-0.04ft. 0.36ft.
15
Low High Low High
Low High Low High
12:54 AM 9:13 AM 4:58 PM 7:13 PM 1:39 AM 9:16 AM 4:46 PM 10:53 PM
11
12:02 AM 8:26 AM 2:00 PM 2:59 PM
12 13
Low 3:10 AM 0.45ft. High 10:11 AM 1.17ft. Low 5:20 PM 0.36ft.
TIDE STATION:
Sabine Pass
1
10
0.19ft. 0.51ft. 0.23ft.
TIDE STATION:
JULY 2013 High Low High Low
12:39 AM 5:20 AM 10:57 AM 6:03 PM
1.36ft. 1.07ft. 1.36ft. 0.12ft.
High 10:51 AM 0.35ft. Low 8:49 PM -0.29ft.
1
1.02ft. 0.93ft. 1.15ft. -0.04ft.
High Low High Low
1:11 AM 3:32 AM 8:33 AM 5:21 PM
0.87ft. 0.85ft. 1.01ft. -0.26ft.
3:18 AM 7:55 AM 11:19 AM 7:43 PM
1.15ft. 1.07ft. 1.15ft. -0.15ft.
High Low High Low
1:54 AM 6:52 AM 11:29 AM 6:45 PM
1.47ft. 1.19ft. 1.34ft. -0.01ft.
High 10:19 AM 0.40ft. Low 9:38 PM -0.39ft.
2
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
3:05 AM 5:51 AM 8:05 AM 6:09 PM
1.05ft. 1.03ft. 1.04ft. -0.42ft.
4:28 AM 9:40 AM 11:40 AM 8:24 PM
1.26ft. 1.14ft. 1.16ft. -0.22ft.
High Low High Low
2:53 AM 8:15 AM 12:00 PM 7:26 PM
1.55ft. 1.25ft. 1.34ft. -0.10ft.
High 9:41 AM 0.46ft. Low 10:25 PM -0.46ft.
High 4:02 AM Low 6:54 PM
1.18ft. -0.52ft.
3
High Low High Low
5:11 AM 10:53 AM 12:04 PM 9:01 PM
1.32ft. 1.18ft. 1.18ft. -0.26ft.
High Low High Low
3:39 AM 9:11 AM 12:30 PM 8:04 PM
1.60ft. 1.28ft. 1.34ft. -0.15ft.
High 9:44 AM 0.50ft. Low 11:09 PM -0.51ft.
High 4:46 AM Low 7:37 PM
1.26ft. -0.58ft.
4
High Low High Low
5:42 AM 11:32 AM 12:41 PM 9:36 PM
1.35ft. 1.19ft. 1.20ft. -0.28ft.
High Low High Low
4:17 AM 9:43 AM 1:01 PM 8:42 PM
1.61ft. 1.28ft. 1.34ft. -0.17ft.
High 10:11 AM 0.52ft. Low 11:50 PM -0.53ft.
High 5:27 AM Low 8:17 PM
1.30ft. -0.59ft.
5
High Low High Low
0.20ft. 1.19ft. 0.66ft. 0.67ft.
6:06 AM 11:43 AM 1:29 PM 10:09 PM
1.35ft. 1.20ft. 1.21ft. -0.27ft.
High Low High Low
4:50 AM 10:05 AM 1:32 PM 9:20 PM
1.60ft. 1.27ft. 1.34ft. -0.16ft.
High 10:50 AM 0.53ft.
High 6:04 AM Low 8:53 PM
1.31ft. -0.56ft.
6
High Low High Low
0.40ft. 1.10ft. 0.40ft. 0.70ft.
6:28 AM 11:42 AM 2:17 PM 10:40 PM
1.35ft. 1.18ft. 1.21ft. -0.24ft.
High Low High Low
5:20 AM 10:28 AM 2:02 PM 9:57 PM
1.59ft. 1.24ft. 1.32ft. -0.12ft.
Low 12:29 AM -0.54ft. High 11:35 AM 0.53ft.
High 6:36 AM Low 9:26 PM
1.31ft. -0.50ft.
7
High Low High Low
8
High Low High Low
6:51 AM 11:49 AM 3:02 PM 11:09 PM
1.34ft. 1.14ft. 1.18ft. -0.19ft.
High Low High Low
5:49 AM 10:57 AM 2:32 PM 10:33 PM
1.57ft. 1.20ft. 1.30ft. -0.06ft.
Low 1:05 AM -0.53ft. High 12:23 PM 0.51ft.
High 7:03 AM Low 9:56 PM
1.30ft. -0.42ft.
7:15 AM 12:13 PM 3:46 PM 11:39 PM
1.33ft. 1.08ft. 1.14ft. -0.11ft.
High Low High Low
6:18 AM 11:34 AM 3:04 PM 11:08 PM
1.55ft. 1.15ft. 1.25ft. 0.04ft.
Low 1:37 AM High 1:12 PM
High 7:21 AM 1.28ft. Low 10:24 PM -0.32ft.
9
High Low High Low
1.33ft.
Low 3:24 AM 0.07ft. High 12:26 PM 0.30ft. Low 11:22 PM 0.12ft.
Low High Low High
12:01 AM 3:59 AM 10:54 AM 6:09 PM
0.93ft. 0.77ft. 1.22ft. 0.30ft.
High Low High Low
12:06 AM 4:22 AM 10:28 AM 5:36 PM
1.15ft. 0.97ft. 1.44ft. 0.38ft.
High 10:41 AM 0.34ft. Low 9:03 PM -0.02ft.
17
High Low High Low
Low 2:40 AM High 9:15 AM Low 5:09 PM
0.62ft. 1.02ft. 0.09ft.
1:39 AM 5:07 AM 11:07 AM 6:51 PM
1.07ft. 0.96ft. 1.24ft. 0.05ft.
High Low High Low
1:16 AM 5:37 AM 10:53 AM 6:16 PM
1.33ft. 1.11ft. 1.44ft. 0.12ft.
High 9:46 AM Low 9:16 PM
18
High Low High Low
High Low High Low
0.88ft. 0.84ft. 0.98ft. -0.25ft.
1:22 AM 4:23 AM 9:08 AM 5:44 PM
0.07ft. 0.07ft. 0.31ft. -0.16ft.
1:29 AM 5:38 AM 10:57 AM 6:58 PM
Low 3:13 AM 0.80ft. High 10:06 AM 1.46ft. Low 5:00 PM 0.63ft.
0.44ft. -0.19ft.
12:46 AM 3:09 AM 11:07 AM 7:55 PM
High Low High Low
Low 3:06 AM 0.57ft. High 10:40 AM 1.24ft. Low 5:32 PM 0.54ft.
16
Low 3:59 AM 0.87ft. High 10:22 AM 1.39ft. Low 5:16 PM 0.29ft.
-0.51ft. 0.47ft.
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tide f orecast Aug 2012-jul 201 3
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
287
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TIDES
FOR
THE
TEXAS
COAST
JULY 2013 TIDE STATION:
Galveston Channel
tide forecast Au g 2012-ju l 2013
N 29 18.600 W 94 47.598
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
TIDE STATION:
N 29 43.800 W 93 52.200
N 28 27.100 W 96 23.300
N 26 04.100 W 97 09.400
Sabine Pass
High 7:40 AM 1.32ft. Low 12:47 PM 1.01ft. High 4:33 PM 1.08ft.
High Low High Low
11
Low High Low High
12:09 AM 8:05 AM 1:26 PM 5:30 PM
-0.01ft. 1.30ft. 0.92ft. 1.01ft.
12
Low High Low High
12:40 AM 8:28 AM 2:08 PM 6:44 PM
13
Low High Low High
14
Low High Low High
T10 T9
Low 2:06 AM High 1:58 PM
High 7:14 AM Low 1:00 PM High 4:36 PM
1.50ft. 0.99ft. 1.11ft.
Low 2:32 AM High 2:35 PM
-0.39ft. 0.35ft.
High 7:37 AM 1.20ft. Low 11:23 PM -0.07ft.
0.12ft. 1.27ft. 0.80ft. 0.93ft.
Low High Low High
12:17 AM 7:40 AM 1:46 PM 5:48 PM
0.31ft. 1.47ft. 0.88ft. 1.04ft.
Low 2:52 AM High 2:31 PM
-0.30ft. 0.26ft.
High Low High Low
1:11 AM 8:48 AM 2:53 PM 8:22 PM
0.28ft. 1.23ft. 0.65ft. 0.87ft.
Low High Low High
12:53 AM 8:02 AM 2:31 PM 7:33 PM
0.48ft. 1.43ft. 0.72ft. 0.99ft.
Low 3:02 AM -0.19ft. High 12:13 PM 0.18ft.
High 7:42 AM Low 2:16 PM High 6:11 PM
1.06ft. 0.59ft. 0.69ft.
1:45 AM 9:03 AM 3:40 PM 10:17 PM
0.47ft. 1.20ft. 0.47ft. 0.87ft.
Low High Low High
1:34 AM 8:21 AM 3:17 PM 9:56 PM
0.67ft. 1.39ft. 0.54ft. 1.03ft.
Low High Low High
-0.07ft. 0.16ft. 0.01ft. 0.02ft.
Low High Low High
12:34 AM 7:42 AM 2:47 PM 8:46 PM
0.30ft. 0.99ft. 0.34ft. 0.66ft.
Low 2:23 AM High 9:13 AM Low 4:31 PM
0.68ft. 1.19ft. 0.26ft.
Low High Low High
2:25 AM 8:39 AM 4:04 PM 11:56 PM
0.87ft. 1.37ft. 0.32ft. 1.17ft.
Low 12:20 AM 0.02ft. High 9:18 AM 0.23ft. Low 6:52 PM -0.13ft.
Low High Low High
1:15 AM 7:40 AM 3:27 PM 11:49 PM
0.52ft. 0.94ft. 0.06ft. 0.79ft.
16
High Low High Low
12:15 AM 3:06 AM 9:19 AM 5:25 PM
0.96ft. 0.90ft. 1.21ft. 0.03ft.
Low 3:36 AM High 9:02 AM Low 4:53 PM
1.06ft. 1.37ft. 0.10ft.
High 8:47 AM Low 7:41 PM
0.34ft. -0.28ft.
Low 2:06 AM High 7:31 AM Low 4:14 PM
0.77ft. 0.95ft. -0.23ft.
17
High Low High Low
2:03 AM 4:06 AM 9:26 AM 6:21 PM
1.12ft. 1.10ft. 1.26ft. -0.19ft.
High Low High Low
1:14 AM 5:04 AM 9:35 AM 5:43 PM
1.34ft. 1.21ft. 1.39ft. -0.12ft.
High 8:55 AM Low 8:35 PM
0.47ft. -0.43ft.
High Low High Low
2:14 AM 4:20 AM 6:57 AM 5:05 PM
1.01ft. 1.00ft. 1.02ft. -0.52ft.
3:20 AM 5:48 AM 9:47 AM 7:17 PM
1.29ft. 1.26ft. 1.32ft. -0.39ft.
High Low High Low
2:09 AM 6:29 AM 10:23 AM 6:35 PM
1.50ft. 1.30ft. 1.43ft. -0.31ft.
High 9:25 AM Low 9:29 PM
0.58ft. -0.55ft.
High 3:13 AM Low 5:59 PM
1.22ft. -0.75ft.
18
High Low High Low
19
High Low High Low
4:10 AM 7:55 AM 10:45 AM 8:12 PM
1.42ft. 1.34ft. 1.36ft. -0.55ft.
High Low High Low
2:56 AM 7:35 AM 11:26 AM 7:27 PM
1.62ft. 1.33ft. 1.48ft. -0.45ft.
High 10:11 AM 0.66ft. Low 10:23 PM -0.64ft.
High 4:01 AM Low 6:54 PM
1.37ft. -0.93ft.
4:51 AM 9:13 AM 12:16 PM 9:05 PM
1.49ft. 1.34ft. 1.38ft. -0.64ft.
High Low High Low
3:40 AM 8:27 AM 12:33 PM 8:19 PM
1.69ft. 1.32ft. 1.53ft. -0.53ft.
High 11:07 AM 0.70ft. Low 11:15 PM -0.69ft.
High 4:45 AM Low 7:48 PM
1.46ft. -1.01ft.
20
High Low High Low
5:28 AM 10:00 AM 1:41 PM 9:57 PM
1.51ft. 1.28ft. 1.38ft. -0.64ft.
High Low High Low
4:21 AM 9:13 AM 1:39 PM 9:11 PM
1.71ft. 1.27ft. 1.57ft. -0.52ft.
High 12:16 PM 0.68ft.
21
High Low High Low
High 5:24 AM Low 8:41 PM
1.47ft. -0.98ft.
22
High Low High Low
6:02 AM 10:45 AM 2:58 PM 10:47 PM
1.49ft. 1.16ft. 1.36ft. -0.56ft.
High Low High Low
5:01 AM 9:59 AM 2:43 PM 10:02 PM
1.69ft. 1.18ft. 1.58ft. -0.43ft.
Low 12:04 AM -0.68ft. High 1:42 PM 0.63ft.
High 5:56 AM Low 9:32 PM
1.42ft. -0.85ft.
23
High Low High Low
6:34 AM 11:32 AM 4:12 PM 11:36 PM
1.44ft. 1.00ft. 1.31ft. -0.38ft.
High Low High Low
5:40 AM 10:47 AM 3:48 PM 10:52 PM
1.65ft. 1.06ft. 1.55ft. -0.26ft.
Low 12:50 AM -0.62ft. High 3:22 PM 0.54ft.
High Low High Low
6:20 AM 10:49 AM 1:39 PM 10:22 PM
1.31ft. 1.10ft. 1.16ft. -0.63ft.
High 7:05 AM 1.37ft. Low 12:22 PM 0.82ft. High 5:27 PM 1.23ft.
High Low High Low
6:17 AM 11:39 AM 4:57 PM 11:42 PM
1.58ft. 0.91ft. 1.48ft. -0.02ft.
Low 1:33 AM High 5:03 PM
-0.51ft. 0.43ft.
High Low High Low
6:36 AM 11:18 AM 3:15 PM 11:10 PM
1.19ft. 0.90ft. 1.08ft. -0.34ft.
25
Low High Low High
12:23 AM 7:34 AM 1:16 PM 6:45 PM
-0.14ft. 1.31ft. 0.63ft. 1.13ft.
High 6:53 AM 1.52ft. Low 12:33 PM 0.75ft. High 6:11 PM 1.39ft.
Low High Low High
2:11 AM 10:43 AM 1:36 PM 6:43 PM
-0.37ft. 0.24ft. 0.22ft. 0.32ft.
High Low High Low
6:46 AM 12:00 PM 4:49 PM 11:55 PM
1.08ft. 0.67ft. 0.98ft. -0.01ft.
26
Low High Low High
1:08 AM 8:02 AM 2:13 PM 8:10 PM
0.14ft. 1.25ft. 0.44ft. 1.04ft.
Low High Low High
12:31 AM 7:27 AM 1:31 PM 7:35 PM
0.26ft. 1.46ft. 0.59ft. 1.30ft.
Low High Low High
2:43 AM 10:00 AM 3:11 PM 8:30 PM
-0.21ft. 0.22ft. 0.08ft. 0.22ft.
High 6:54 AM 1.00ft. Low 12:48 PM 0.43ft. High 6:30 PM 0.90ft.
27
Low High Low High
1:51 AM 8:29 AM 3:14 PM 9:46 PM
0.43ft. 1.21ft. 0.28ft. 1.00ft.
Low High Low High
1:20 AM 8:00 AM 2:30 PM 9:12 PM
0.55ft. 1.40ft. 0.43ft. 1.26ft.
Low High Low High
3:05 AM 9:42 AM 4:28 PM 10:54 PM
-0.04ft. 0.25ft. -0.04ft. 0.15ft.
Low High Low High
12:40 AM 6:59 AM 1:42 PM 8:27 PM
0.32ft. 0.97ft. 0.21ft. 0.86ft.
28
Low High Low High
2:33 AM 8:54 AM 4:17 PM 11:39 PM
0.70ft. 1.18ft. 0.15ft. 1.02ft.
Low High Low High
2:14 AM 8:31 AM 3:28 PM 10:57 PM
0.82ft. 1.36ft. 0.29ft. 1.28ft.
Low 2:59 AM High 9:30 AM Low 5:41 PM
0.10ft. 0.30ft. -0.14ft.
Low High Low High
1:23 AM 7:02 AM 2:39 PM 10:54 PM
0.62ft. 0.99ft. 0.02ft. 0.91ft.
29
Low 3:14 AM High 9:17 AM Low 5:20 PM
0.93ft. 1.17ft. 0.05ft.
Low 3:19 AM High 9:03 AM Low 4:25 PM
1.05ft. 1.32ft. 0.17ft.
High 9:19 AM Low 6:53 PM
0.36ft. -0.22ft.
Low 2:04 AM High 7:00 AM Low 3:38 PM
0.87ft. 1.03ft. -0.12ft.
30
High Low High Low
2:13 AM 4:01 AM 9:37 AM 6:20 PM
1.12ft. 1.11ft. 1.17ft. -0.03ft.
High Low High Low
12:35 AM 4:53 AM 9:36 AM 5:19 PM
1.36ft. 1.21ft. 1.30ft. 0.08ft.
High 9:02 AM Low 8:02 PM
0.43ft. -0.29ft.
High Low High Low
2:08 AM 2:50 AM 6:42 AM 4:38 PM
1.06ft. 1.06ft. 1.09ft. -0.22ft.
31
High Low High Low
4:20 AM 8:58 AM 9:46 AM 7:14 PM
1.24ft. 1.19ft. 1.19ft. -0.08ft.
High Low High Low
1:52 AM 7:34 AM 10:19 AM 6:10 PM
1.45ft. 1.27ft. 1.29ft. 0.01ft.
High 8:50 AM Low 9:06 PM
0.48ft. -0.33ft.
High 3:22 AM Low 5:35 PM
1.20ft. -0.27ft.
15
24
2:46 AM 10:29 AM 6:20 PM 9:59 PM
-0.46ft. 0.42ft.
South Padre Isl.
1.53ft. 1.08ft. 1.19ft. 0.16ft.
10
6:46 AM 12:15 PM 3:44 PM 11:43 PM
Port O’Connor
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T1
T5
T14
T15 T18
T19
1.13ft. 0.79ft. 0.80ft. 0.09ft.
T20
T21
T22 T23
Tide Correction Table
THIS CONVERSION TABLE IS BASED ON THE GALVESTON CHANNEL Tide Station (N 29 18.600, W 94 47.598). Add or subtract the time shown on the Tide Stations on this table (and map) to determine the adjustment from the time shown for Galveston Channel in the calendars.
F O R MO R E TI D E D A TA , S E E w w w .F is h G a m e .c om / t id e
288
T3 T2
T13
T6 T17
T16
T4
T11
T8 T7
High 7:31 AM 1.25ft. Low 10:53 PM -0.21ft.
7:40 AM 2:04 PM 3:54 PM 11:56 PM
T12
KEY PLACE T1 Sabine Bank Lighthouse T2 Sabine Pass Jetty T3 Sabine Pass T4 Mesquite Pt, Sab. Pass T5 Galveston Bay, S. Jetty T6 Port Bolivar T7 Texas City Turning Basin T8 Eagle Point T9 Clear Lake T10 Morgans Point T11 Round Pt, Trinity Bay T12 Pt Barrow, Trinity Bay T13 Gilchrist, East Bay T14 Jamaica Beach, W. Bay T15 Alligator Point, W. Bay T16 Christmas Pt T17 Galveston Pleasure Pier T18 San Luis Pass T19 Freeport Harbor T20 Pass Cavallo T21 Aransas Pass T22 Padre Island (South End) T23 Port Isabel
GPS N 29 28.000, W 93 43.000 N 29 39.000, W 93 49.700 N 29 42.400, W 93 51.200 N 29 46.000, W 93 53.700 N 29 20.000, W 94 42.000 N 29 21.800, W 94 46.700 N 29 23.000, W 94 53.000 N 29 29.900, W 94 54.700 N 29 33.800, W 94 04.000 N 29 40.790, W 94 58.900 N 29 44.000, W 94 42.000 N 29 44.400, W 94 49.900 N 29 31.002, W 94 29.000 N 29 12.000, W 94 59.100 N 29 10.002, W 95 07.998 N 29 04.800, W 95 10.302 N 29 17.200, W 94 47.400 N 29 05.700, W 94 06.800 N 28 56.800, W 95 18.500 N 28 22.000, W 96 24.000 N 27 50.000, W 97 02.700 N 26 04.100, W 97 09.400 N 26 03.600, W 97 12.900
HIGH -1:46 -1:26 -1:00 -0:04 -0:39 +0:14 +0:33 +3:54 +6:05 +10:21 +10:39 +5:48 +3:16 +2:38 +2:39 +2:32 -1:06 -0.09 -0:44 0:00 -0:03 -0:24 +1:02
LOW -1:31 -1:31 -1:15 -0:25 -1:05 -0:06 +0:41 +4:15 +6:40 +5:19 +5:15 +4:43 +4:18 +3:31 +2:33 +2:31 -1:06 -0.09 -1:02 -1:20 -1:31 -1:45 -0:42
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