By Ed Snyder/Outdoors
Summary: This past week saw flounder running in spurts with the weekend run providing steady action with several doormats to 24 inches, Expect the main run to start right after Mondays cold front. Reds were off and on most of the week but when on the Bulls came out to play with several to 43 inches-Whiting and sand trout filled the fish fry coolers.
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Speckled Trout:
Slow but still providing fair to good action when the tides are right with mostly night action best for the speck bite. (Size limits 15 to 25 inches for 10 specks with only one over 25 inches per day as part of the daily limit).
Redfish:
Mostly on and off action but when they were on the action was hot for both bulls and slots.(20 inches to 28 inches for 3 reds- with one over 28 inches when tagged as part of the 3 fish daily slot-limit).
Flounder:
Improving every day with several doormats caught to 24 inches- We expect the main run to start after conditions from Mondays cold front settles down. (Limit- 14 inches minimum for 2 flounder per day).
Black Drum:
Several nice keeper eaters caught with a few Bulls coming in as well. REMEMBER, ALL drum under 14 inches and over 30 inches MUST be released. ( Limits- 5 per day at 15- 30 inches)
Sand/Gulf Trout:
Sand and Gulf trout action is good in cut- bay-and surf (no limits-)
Whiting/Croaker:
Croaker were slow but whiting picked up with plenty of nice whiting hitting the coolers from inside the cut and outside in the surf. (No Limits)-
Crabs:
CRABS are still CRABBING anglers baits so come and get them PLEASE!
Blue Crab:
Size/Limits- must be 5 inches across carapace (point-to-point). No creel limits, BUT ALL SPONGE CRABS (egged females) MUST BE RELEASED.
Stone Crabs:
Right claw only is kept if two are present. Stones with only one claw must be released. Right claw must be 2-1/2 inches from the knuckle before being kept.
Stingaree Marina and Bait Camp Report:
North Jetty- Ferry landing area- and barge holding area all paying off for flounder anglers- East bay providing great reef and marsh action for reds and trout with bird action occurring morning and late afternoon- Grassy marsh inside intra-coastal giving up great flounder and speck action-
For More Info Call (409-684-9530) or (484-560-9323)
Special note:
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Tides for Rollover Pass TX starting with November 12, 2012.
Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
/Low Time Feet Sunset Visible
M 12 Low 12:17 AM 1.1 6:38 AM Rise 5:08 AM 6
12 High 3:25 AM 1.2 5:21 PM Set 4:25 PM
12 Low 11:30 AM 0.0
12 High 7:55 PM 1.4
Tu 13 Low 1:30 AM 1.2 6:39 AM Rise 6:17 AM 1
13 High 3:36 AM 1.3 5:21 PM Set 5:16 PM
13 Low 12:07 PM -0.1
13 High 9:13 PM 1.5
W 14 Low 12:50 PM -0.2 6:40 AM Rise 7:26 AM 0
14 High 10:38 PM 1.5 5:20 PM Set 6:14 PM
Th 15 Low 1:38 PM -0.2 6:41 AM Rise 8:32 AM 1
15 5:20 PM Set 7:17 PM
F 16 High 12:05 AM 1.5 6:42 AM Rise 9:33 AM 5
16 Low 2:32 PM -0.2 5:19 PM Set 8:22 PM
Sa 17 High 1:11 AM 1.5 6:43 AM Rise 10:27 AM 12
17 Low 3:31 PM -0.1 5:19 PM Set 9:28 PM
Su 18 High 1:50 AM 1.5 6:43 AM Rise 11:15 AM 21
18 Low 4:36 PM 0.0 5:19 PM Set 10:32 PM
M 19 High 2:11 AM 1.4 6:44 AM Rise 11:57 AM 31
19 Low 5:45 PM 0.2 5:18 PM Set 11:34 PM
Posted in 
Greetings Ed, Just to let you know we read you column and look forward to going back fishing, we are the older couple with sometimes our granddaughter that fishing the same spot, east side of bridge north end and from Pasadena. I am again back to the MDAnderson Hospital treating my leukemisG but should be out this week, who knows how long but even one hour at Rollover is worth any time I spend at the hospital. Say hi to Nancy for us too, and again I am looking forward to going to our favorite fishing spot ever. Take care.
Ramon & Lety