09/10/2026
🎣 WHY THURSDAY IS AN EXCELLENT DAY FOR FISHING
🌊 Thursday, September 10 is shaping up to be one of the best fishing days of the entire week across the Coastal Bend.
🌕 The biggest reason is the solunar activity. Thursday is rated VERY HIGH around Bob Hall Pier, which puts it above Wednesday’s already strong HIGH rating. That means the moon position and feeding periods are lining up exceptionally well for fish activity.
🌊 The tide pattern around Port Aransas also gives us several changes in water movement throughout the day:
• 4:27 AM around 1.8 ft
• 9:18 AM around 1.4 ft
• 2:20 PM around 1.8 ft
• 9:37 PM around 0.5 ft
🐟 Multiple tide changes can be a big deal because every time the water starts moving again, bait can get pushed through guts, cuts, channels and around structure. Predator fish will often position themselves where that current brings food right to them.
🌅 Early morning should be one of my favorite windows. Lower light, cooler temperatures and the first movements of bait can give Trout and Redfish a better opportunity to feed before the daytime heat settles in.
🎯 THURSDAY TARGET SPECIES
• Speckled Trout
• Redfish
• Spanish Mackerel
• Black Drum
• Flounder
• Whiting
🎣 BEACH BUM GAME PLAN
• Start fishing early
• Concentrate on moving water
• Watch for bait flipping on the surface
• Work surf cuts and deeper guts
• Fish current seams around jetties and passes
• Throw silver spoons for Trout and Redfish
• Use live shrimp, croaker or mullet around structure
• Keep an eye out for Spanish Mackerel if the water is clean
🟢 THURSDAY BITE RATING: EXCELLENT DAY
🌴 Thursday has just about everything I want to see in a fishing setup. Very high solunar activity, multiple tide changes and plenty of opportunities for moving water can create several strong feeding windows throughout the day.
🎣 If you have been waiting for a day to call in sick with a mysterious case of fishing fever, Thursday might have you looking at that tackle box pretty hard.
Know where to go - Know what to throw™
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