Morning Bay Fishing
Get an early start and spend five hours fishing the inshore waters around Port O'Connor. A solid choice for families, first-time anglers, and experienced fishermen who want to make the most of the morning bite.
There's a lot of water to fish around Port O'Connor, and knowing where to start makes all the difference. Captain Stephen Boriskie brings 30 years of local fishing experience to the bays, flats, and shorelines of the middle Texas coast.
Whether you prefer fishing from the boat, wading the shallows, or spending a full day working different areas, there's a charter to fit the way you like to fish.
Published rates shown. Fish cleaning and bait may carry additional charges depending on the trip.
There's something special about stepping into the shallows and working a shoreline on foot. Wade fishing lets you cover the flats and fish structure with a more hands-on approach.
Captain Stephen offers guided wade fishing trips using live bait or artificial lures, with half-day and full-day options.
Wade fishing guests must bring their own rods and proper wading equipment, including protection against stingrays. Check the full trip requirements before booking.
Port O'Connor offers a mix of shallow flats, grassy areas, shorelines, and deeper bay water. Depending on the season and conditions, we'll target redfish, speckled trout, black drum, and other inshore species.
No two days are exactly alike, so the approach can change with the weather, tides, and what the fish are doing.
Through First Mate Vacation Rentals, you'll find 46 locally managed properties in the Port O'Connor area.