By Ed Snyder/Outdoors
Water temp fluctuations are playing havoc with Rollover’s fishing action. On upswings to the 60’s, the bite is good for reds, drum, and flounder; but on the downswing to the 40’s, it is strictly pot luck. The Specks must have previously known this was about to happen, because they have completely disappeared. All we can hope for is sunny skies and warmer winds for at least two weeks. Tick, Tick, Tick!
Speckled Trout
NO TROUT REPORT FOR ROLLOVER- But East Bay producing trout in the deeper waters near the marsh.
(Limit: 15 inch minimum for 10 trout with only one 25 inch trout per day allowed as part of your daily limit)
Redfish (Red Drum)
When tide and weather allows, the redfish bite is producing good reds to 44 inches.
(Limit: 20 inch minimum to 28 inch maximum for 3 reds per day – one over 28 inch red -plus bonus red- allowed when properly tagged in addition to your 3 fish limit)
Black Drum
The Annual Spring run is starting with drum to 39 inches being caught.
(Limit: 14 inch minimum to 30 inch maximum for 5 fish per day with one OVER 52 inches allowed)
Flounder
A few nice flounder to 20 inches being caught.
(Limit: 14 inch minimum for 5 fish per day limit)
Sheepshead
A few nice sheepshead being caught.
(Limit: 15 inch minimum with 5 per day Creel)
Gafftop Catfish
No Report.
(Limit: 14 inch minimum for no limit creel)
Whiting/Croaker
Good numbers of whiting in the surf.
(No Limits)
Sandtrout/Gulftrout
No Report.
(No Limits)
Blue Claw Crab
No Report.
(Limit: 5 inches between points with no berry crabs (females with eggs) allowed)
Stone Crabs
No Report.
(Limit: only right claw may be kept when 2-1/2 inches above first Knuckle)
Miss Nancy’s Bait Camp
Crystal Beach Local News
www.FishingWorld.com
The Beach Triton
Tides for Rollover Pass, East Bay TX starting Mar 4, 2014.
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