Today's Fishing Report
Generated this morning from live readings: gauge, weather model, sun and moon. A fresh report is published here every morning.
York River is in transition: bait on the move and predators following. Today brings clear skies, wind NNE around 13 mph, steady pressure near 1025 hPa and a high of 65. Tides: high 7:35 AM and 7:54 PM, low 1:18 AM and 1:53 PM: the moving water either side of each change is when this place feeds. Water sits around 64 F for the season (estimated). With the waxing gibbous, the solunar majors run 9:40 AM-11:40 AM and 10:08 PM-12:08 AM: the windows to build the day around.
The plan, species by species
Striped bassExcellentSpring and fall are the shoreline seasons: ODWC points to windblown points, riprap and dams during the May shad spawn and the pre-winter feed.
Speckled troutExcellentAs water cools in fall, trout leave the shallow bays for deeper water, and in dry years many run up rivers and bayous with the first cool weather (TPWD). Work fish-shaped lures and shrimp-tail jigs slower and deeper.
