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Captain Steven Hillary of Today We Fish Charter and Adventures on Wednesday March delivered exceptional spotted seatrout action during a 3-hour afternoon guided fishing trip. The warming Texas waters create perfect conditions for light tackle fishing, with aggressive trout smashing baits near the surface. Using proven techniques like jigging and drift fishing, anglers consistently hook into feisty spotted seatrout that put up impressive fights. The clear skies and calm conditions make March an ideal time for inshore fishing around South Padre Island, where experienced guides know exactly where the fish are holding. Whether you're targeting your first seatrout or chasing a personal best, these productive waters offer exciting opportunities for anglers of all skill levels.
Captain Steven Hillary of Today We Fish Charter and Adventures on Wednesday March specializes in light tackle spotted seatrout fishing around South Padre Island. The 3-hour afternoon trips include all fishing gear, bait, and local expertise to maximize your time on the water. Licensed and experienced, Captain Steven knows these Texas waters intimately and provides personalized instruction for anglers of all levels. Trip rates vary by season and group size—contact directly for current availability and pricing. Book your guided fishing adventure and experience the thrill of hooking into aggressive spotted seatrout in some of the Gulf Coast's most productive waters.
The afternoon timing proves perfect for spotted seatrout activity, as warming waters bring fish closer to the surface for exciting light tackle action. Multiple fishing techniques including jigging, drift fishing, and deep sea methods ensure you'll find where the trout are holding. The clear skies and calm conditions typical of March create ideal fishing weather, while the aggressive bite makes for steady action throughout the trip.
Captain Steven's local knowledge and proven light tackle setup maximize your chances of success, whether you're an experienced angler or new to saltwater fishing. The combination of productive waters, quality equipment, and expert guidance creates memorable fishing experiences that keep anglers coming back to South Padre Island.
Spotted seatrout thrive in the shallow bays and grass flats around South Padre Island, where they ambush prey in water depths from 2 to 10 feet. March marks prime time as warming temperatures trigger increased feeding activity, making trout more aggressive and willing to strike lures. These fish prefer structure like oyster reefs, grass beds, and drop-offs where they can corner baitfish. The light tackle approach works perfectly for seatrout, allowing anglers to feel every head shake and run while providing the sensitivity needed to detect subtle bites. Local guides target early morning and late afternoon periods when trout move into shallower water to feed, creating exciting sight-fishing opportunities in the clear Texas waters.
The 3-hour afternoon trip provides optimal timing for spotted seatrout activity without the early morning start. All light tackle fishing equipment, bait, and tackle are included, along with expert instruction on techniques like jigging and drift fishing. The boat accommodates small groups for personalized attention, and Captain Steven provides local insights on reading water conditions and fish behavior. Safety equipment and fishing licenses are handled by the guide, so you can focus on enjoying the fishing experience. Trips depart from convenient South Padre Island locations with easy access to productive seatrout waters.