Palomo76 Loc: Surfside, TX

Any good spots near Surfside/Freeport area?

polk

We are fishing the Sabine Pass area next weekend,5/7/21, any suggestions ?

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Lake Sabine has always been an undiscovered fishing spot. Just Sayin...RJS

Kingfishertexas Loc: Central Texas

Heading to SPI early Thursday for a little “ happy birthday “ fishing trip. Going to wade fish , bay fish and try to go to the mouth of the Colorado to see what we can see. Now if the wind will behave....

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Look for clear water, it’s been blowing for a week, more than normal, but starting to lay down a bit. Shad, mullet and shrimp seem to be growing pretty well too.

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Marker 54 makes a good shrimp, tidal surge swim baits (shad) also and always gulp, chartreuse or pearl are good too.

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Oops, not tidal surge, meant Tsunami! Sorry

Burt789 Loc: Burleson tx

Catfishing lake whitney.
Where to cast for shad
Spots to try

polk

Thank you Mr Trajan. Are there any bait shops in Pt Arthur sell live shrimp

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Yes, on the south end of the lake at the Causeway on hwy 82. At the red dot.

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Per attached website

polk

Thank you for the help. Good Luck ! Polk

Trahanlj Loc: Port Arthur, Texas

Also “Luck in the Bucket” on Hwy 365 too.

Pro XS 250 Loc: Lafayette, Louisiana

Lake is +.32 over pool and surface temps are in the lower 70s. There has been some real sporadic weather in the last month with bad storms, rain, and wind. Fishing for the most part has still been pretty good. A few big ones were caught last week. With all the run-off, and two gates open for a few days now, they're trying to get the lake back down to full pool. There are fish in all stages right now. May should be a great fishing month this year. Start off with top waters, such as the Vixon and Duo Realis Pencil walking baits early and even staying with them a lot longer if there are clouds. The frog bite should be awesome with the newly flooded vegetation. Pretty much still staying shallow early then moving out to mid-depth post spawn hangouts a little later. Secondary and main lake points will be the focus on them. C-rigs, Texas rigs, and shorter c- rigs are the techniques to concentrate on. May is also a great crankbait and swimbait month in these types of places. There are also a few fish starting to move out a little deeper in post-spawn. More will move out there as the month rolls along. Paraphrased from Eddie Garrett (Lake Fork Guide)

Graveytrain50 Loc: DFW Area Texas

thank you Pro👍