Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Rising (incoming) right now.
| Next | When | Height |
|---|---|---|
| High tide | Today 8:19 PM | 2.5 ft |
| Low tide | Thu 11:19 AM | -0.1 ft |
| High tide | Thu 10:08 PM | 2.6 ft |
| Low tide | Fri 12:26 PM | -0.1 ft |
| High tide | Fri 11:13 PM | 2.5 ft |
Predictions from NOAA station 8775870, in feet above the average lowest tide (MLLW). Wind and pressure can push the real water level above or below the prediction. Moving water is generally better than slack water.
Today: Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 79°F, wind 7 to 15 mph ESE, 31% chance of rain
Tonight: Mostly Cloudy, 76°F, wind 9 to 14 mph ESE, 12% chance of rain
Thursday: Partly Sunny, 79°F, wind 10 to 16 mph E, 13% chance of rain
Thursday Night: Mostly Cloudy, 75°F, wind 12 to 16 mph ESE, 3% chance of rain
National Weather Service forecast for this spot.
Calculated for this spot, good to a few minutes. First and last light are civil twilight.
Solunar tables are an old angler's tradition: majors are when the moon is overhead or underfoot, minors are moonrise and moonset. The times are real moon events, but there is no scientific proof fish feed by them. Treat them as one more reason to be on the water at dawn.
| Fish | Comfortable water | Where | Try |
|---|---|---|---|
| Redfish | 68–82°F | Grass flats and mud flats, 1 to 3 ft | Gold spoon, mullet, blue crab |
| Speckled trout | 65–78°F | Oyster reefs and drop-offs, 3 to 6 ft | Live croaker, paddle tail, topwater |
| Southern flounder | 62–75°F | Marsh drains and sandy run-outs, 1 to 4 ft | Mud minnow, soft-plastic shrimp |
General guidance on typical water temperatures, not a forecast of what is biting. No water temperature is available here, so nothing is highlighted. Check current Texas Parks and Wildlife rules for limits and licenses before you go.