u/Brodoooooo

Just wanted to apologize to the few followers I have lol. I did not post the weekend report like I meant to! I seemed to have gotten a little drunk for americas birthday and the days leading up to it.. I did not fish Thursday like I planned from drinking Wednesday night.. then recovered Thursday all day, and drank Friday & Saturday at my buddies lake house!😂 a time was had and it was all in fun but I cant drink like I’m a 20yr old anymore! I’m still tired! 🥱😮‍💨
Anyways, I’m resuming the posting and updates.
New fishing report will be uploaded Wednesday or Thursday.
Also, if you’re a new angler or a follower, send me a DM and I will ship you some lures or hooks. Need to clean out lures that i have and im sure someone could use them!
Anways hope everyone had a great 4th like I did!
Cheers 🍻

Welcome to Dirty Coast Fishing
Born in the mud. Built for the bays.

We are a community dedicated to fishing the muddy bays, marshes, back lakes, and shorelines of the Texas coast.
Forget the crystal-clear flats you see all over social media. Around here, we chase redfish, speckled trout, flounder, black drum, and everything else that calls our dirty water home. Whether you’re wading, kayaking, fishing from a boat, or soaking bait from the bank, you’re welcome here!

This community is built for anglers who want to:
-Share fishing reports and conditions.
-Show off catches (big or small).
-Trade tips, tactics, and lure recommendations.
-Discuss gear, kayaks, boats, and DIY projects.
-Help new anglers learn the Texas bays.
-Respect the resource and each other.

One thing I want to bring to this community is consistency. Every Thursday, I’ll do my best to post a weekend fishing report covering the conditions, weather, tides, bait activity, and anything else that might help you plan your trip.
That said, I don’t want these reports to be one-sided. I want this to become a community where everyone contributes. If I’m missing something, let me know. If you fished a bay system and found a pattern, discovered a productive lure, or noticed something others should know, share it.
Every angler sees the water a little differently, and the more we work together, the better this community becomes.
Whether you had an incredible day or got skunked, your experience is valuable. Someone else might learn from it.

There’s no gatekeeping here. No unnecessary drama. Just people who appreciate what the Dirty Coast has to offer and want to help each other catch more fish.

Welcome aboard, and thanks for helping build a community that every Texas coastal angler can be proud of.
Tight lines, and welcome to the Dirty Coast.

Welcome to Dirty Coast Fishing
Born in the mud. Built for the bays.

We are a community dedicated to fishing the muddy bays, marshes, back lakes, and shorelines of the Texas coast.
Forget the crystal-clear flats you see all over social media. Around here, we chase redfish, speckled trout, flounder, black drum, and everything else that calls our dirty water home. Whether you’re wading, kayaking, fishing from a boat, or soaking bait from the bank, you’re welcome here!

This community is built for anglers who want to:
-Share fishing reports and conditions.
-Show off catches (big or small).
-Trade tips, tactics, and lure recommendations.
-Discuss gear, kayaks, boats, and DIY projects.
-Help new anglers learn the Texas bays.
-Respect the resource and each other.

One thing I want to bring to this community is consistency. Every Thursday, I’ll do my best to post a weekend fishing report covering the conditions, weather, tides, bait activity, and anything else that might help you plan your trip.
That said, I don’t want these reports to be one-sided. I want this to become a community where everyone contributes. If I’m missing something, let me know. If you fished a bay system and found a pattern, discovered a productive lure, or noticed something others should know, share it.
Every angler sees the water a little differently, and the more we work together, the better this community becomes.
Whether you had an incredible day or got skunked, your experience is valuable. Someone else might learn from it.

There’s no gatekeeping here. No unnecessary drama. Just people who appreciate what the Dirty Coast has to offer and want to help each other catch more fish.

If you’ve ever looked at chocolate-colored water and thought, “There are reds in there,” you’ve found your people!

Welcome aboard, and thanks for helping build a community that every Texas coastal angler can be proud of.
Tight lines, and welcome to the Dirty Coast.

Hey everyone! I'm u/Brodoooooo, a founding moderator of r/DirtyCoastFishing.
This is our new home for all things related to fishing. We're excited to have you join us!

Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about the conditions or fishing reports.

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