About East Fork Pleasant Bayou, TX

East Fork Pleasant Bayou is a 2-mile freshwater stream branching out from the central east of a river, the Pleasant Bayou in Brazoria County, Texas. It has an elevation of 3.3 feet and is located north of two adjacent water bodies, Duck Lake and Monsanto Reservoir. Pleasant Bayou's east fork is short and has a low water volume until it reaches Farm to Market Road 2917. East Fork Pleasant Bayou is located in Liverpool City, Texas, named after the city in England.

This side of Texas is more rural and relaxed, where farmers and ranch owners tend to their fields and ranches. Almost everyone has day-to-day lives that require most of their time. RV parks are pretty popular in the area.  It is near Liverpool City Park and RV Park, and Bentley Ranch. All are friendly places for family, friends, and pets alike. As it is quite hot in the area, pool resorts have become a good getaway for locals. Liverpool City in Brazoria County has had a relatively small and decreasing population since 2011, but it has a tight community.

All About Fishing in East Fork Pleasant Bayou, TX

The rich agricultural land in Brazoria County makes an excellent bed for plants and even aquatic plant life in different water bodies. Other fish species can be found in the East Fork Pleasant Bayou. These include but are not limited to crappie, largemouth bass, bluegill, flathead catfish, redfish, black drum, sea trout, and sheepshead seabream. The bayou acts as a beautiful nursery for small fish that feed on zooplankton until they become juveniles and adults. Small fish later become prey to larger fish, but the bayou maintains its well-balanced food chain.  The summer flounder can be found best and caught in the bayou during the mornings. 

East Fork Pleasant Bayou is near two popular fishing locations. These locations are Lutes’ Marine Services to its south and Halls Bayou Fishing Camp to the east. Fishing is a preferred sport for locals in the area; hence East Fork Pleasant Bayou is more often visited by locals. Anglers enjoy the shade of trees around the area while fishing, as it can be very hot, especially in the summer. 

Largemouth bass, crappie, and redfish were reported to bite best on mullet heads. Live bait is also advisable when fishing in the bayou, although jigging is the most convenient technique to use. When jigging, anglers may use glow-in-the-dark jigs, especially during sundown. Sometimes, anglers do light tackle fishing to make the experience more challenging.

Fishing Seasonality

The best time of the day to fish in East Fork Pleasant Bayou is at 6 a.m., and 6 p.m. Flounder are reported to be caught best early in the morning. Visiting anglers must be prepared for hot afternoons and bring the necessary equipment and resources to last the whole angling experience.

The weather at the bayou is primarily hot. January is coldest with an average temperature of 43.1 degrees Fahrenheit, and August hits an average of 91.6 degrees Fahrenheit during summer. September gets the most precipitation, while March gets the least.

Fishing Seasonality

The best time of the day to fish in East Fork Pleasant Bayou is at 6 a.m., and 6 p.m. Flounder are reported to be caught best early in the morning. Visiting anglers must be prepared for hot afternoons and bring the necessary equipment and resources to last the whole angling experience.

The weather at the bayou is primarily hot. January is coldest with an average temperature of 43.1 degrees Fahrenheit, and August hits an average of 91.6 degrees Fahrenheit during summer. September gets the most precipitation, while March gets the least.

All About Fishing in East Fork Pleasant Bayou, TX

The rich agricultural land in Brazoria County makes an excellent bed for plants and even aquatic plant life in different water bodies. Other fish species can be found in the East Fork Pleasant Bayou. These include but are not limited to crappie, largemouth bass, bluegill, flathead catfish, redfish, black drum, sea trout, and sheepshead seabream. The bayou acts as a beautiful nursery for small fish that feed on zooplankton until they become juveniles and adults. Small fish later become prey to larger fish, but the bayou maintains its well-balanced food chain.  The summer flounder can be found best and caught in the bayou during the mornings. 

East Fork Pleasant Bayou is near two popular fishing locations. These locations are Lutes’ Marine Services to its south and Halls Bayou Fishing Camp to the east. Fishing is a preferred sport for locals in the area; hence East Fork Pleasant Bayou is more often visited by locals. Anglers enjoy the shade of trees around the area while fishing, as it can be very hot, especially in the summer. 

Largemouth bass, crappie, and redfish were reported to bite best on mullet heads. Live bait is also advisable when fishing in the bayou, although jigging is the most convenient technique to use. When jigging, anglers may use glow-in-the-dark jigs, especially during sundown. Sometimes, anglers do light tackle fishing to make the experience more challenging.