Trinity Bay

Chambers - Texas


  • 732 catches

  • 666 followers

  • 22 spots

Trinity Bay is part of the greater Galveston Bay.

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Trinity Bay Fishing Reports

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  1. Annie Gobert
    - Trinity Bay

    I caught this 10 lb carp using a 6 ft cast net
    Got my homie holding it cause he couldn't figure out the camera

    Common Carp with a Cat cast net

    1. Annie Gobert 0
      Whatever it is looks like a fish
    2. George Horvath 0
      Looks like a carpsucker
    3. Nathan Morgan 0
      I should be the company head of Old Salt for the amount of money I've spent on wrecked nets buying new ones! HAHAHAHA!!
    4. Nathan Morgan 0
      looks like a Buffalo.
    5. Annie Gobert 0
      Ikr i was so stoked when I seen it. Messed up my net pretty bad but I fixed it
    6. Nathan Morgan 0
      Or Woman.. Haha. Sorry just noticed the name attached to this catch. The picture threw me off.
    7. Nathan Morgan 0
      Wow man.. that's a great catch with a cast net!
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  2. Karl Carpenter
    - Trinity Bay

    35 lb. 36 in. Black Drum with a mullet

  3. Andy Kirkland
    - Trinity Bay

    Trinity river marsh. 27 in about 2 1/2 hours

    Blue Catfish

  4. Chris Lopez
    - Trinity Bay

    Details: potential spot

  5. txslim503
    - Trinity Bay

    Red Drum with a Live shrimp

    1. Edward Schwartz 0
      Baytown spillway?
    2. txslim503 0
      On my boat at the spillway
    3. txslim503 0
      On my boat at the spillway
    4. Darne Crooks 0
      Nice what pier ?
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  6. Javi M
    - Trinity Bay

    Caught all of this by following the seagulls. Not a bad haul for October, Friday the 13th.

    Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Sand Trout with a 4" swim bait pink soft plastic

    1. Javi M 0
      You are correct
    2. T Sen 0
      they say fish where the bird activity is. birds go after the bait fish & smaller fish....the big fish go after the same...lol
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  7. Javi M
    - Trinity Bay

    My first bull red. Caught it by following the seagulls. Caught this bull using a light set up, what a fight.

    24 lb. 40 in. Red Drum with a 4" pink swim bait - soft plastic

    1. David Petrasek 0
      nice
    2. Antonio DeLeon 0
      Way to Go
    3. Javi M 0
      Thanks Bryan
    4. Bryan Harper 0
      Awesome fish! Congrats!
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  8. Tyler Shirley
    - Trinity Bay

    Details: Spotted (Speckled) Trout

    Beautiful day, smooth clear water. Throwing live shrimp and 4" chicken on a chain with a 1/4 oz jig. No birds working, just looking for slicks. This was our ...more only 20"+ of the day.

  9. splitlip
    - Trinity Bay

    Details: Red (redfish) Drum

    New spot I kayaked last week. Bait fish everywhere. Did more exploring than fishing, but I for sure will be back to fish this spot hard later this week.

  10. Robby Cook
    - Trinity Bay

    I didn't catch it, but the boat brought it in... down off one of the pilings around this rig

    23 in. Sheepshead with a Live shrimp on a popping cork...

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