Lake Bob Sandlin Weather Forecast
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Lake Fork
Clear water. Black bass are moving up and down as the weather permits. Secondary points are producing where emergent grass is present. Try streamers in red and white fished 1 to 6 feet deep. Female Black Bass are in pre-spawn in 10’ water, slow retrieved streamers might draw a strike. Crappie are being caught in 1 ft of water in the backs of creeks; try a small, clear clouser.
Lake Bob Sandlin
Black bass are beginning pre-spawn, small males will be active in the backs of coves and creeks near emergent grasses and shallow brush. Larger females will...
Clear water. Black bass are moving up and down as the weather permits. Secondary points are producing where emergent grass is present. Try streamers in red and white fished 1 to 6 feet deep. Female Black Bass are in pre-spawn in 10’ water, slow retrieved streamers might draw a strike. Crappie are being caught in 1 ft of water in the backs of creeks; try a small, clear clouser.
Lake Bob Sandlin
Black bass are beginning pre-spawn, small males will be active in the backs of coves and creeks near emergent grasses and shallow brush. Larger females will...
Clear water. Black bass are moving up and down as the weather permits. Secondary points are producing where emergent grass is present. Try streamers in red and white fished 1 to 6 feet deep. Female Black Bass are in pre-spawn in 10’ water, slow retrieved streamers might draw a strike. Crappie are being caught in 1 ft of water in the backs of creeks; try a small, clear clouser.
Lake Bob Sandlin
Black bass are beginning pre-spawn, small males will be active in the backs of coves and creeks near emergent grasses and shallow brush. Larger females will be suspended near secondary points and boat docks, preparing to move shallow. Try using a suspending pattern and fishing slowly and deliberately. Crappie should be moving shallow as the weather stabilizes and warms. A small, clear/white/silver bead in a size 6 to 8 should work well.
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Welcome to Lake Fork. Surface temps are 41 to 43 degrees and lake level is -3.06 below full pool. We've had a some over cood temps with snow and ice for the last week. Temps are finally going to go up from here. Warming trend will help the bass start doing to their pre spawn haunts. The middle of Feb. will pre swan bite will be under way. Traps, cranks,chatter baits suspending jerk baits and jigs will be the best bite. Numbers not very good in the colder water but better size will be there. You could catch your personal...
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7 lbs caught today on lake fork by a 13 year old kid and it's the first bass he has ever caught. Good one to start out with.
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Crappie good on plastics and handled jigs. On brush piles in 20'
Large 3# crappie on deep trees.
Large 3# crappie on deep trees.
Large 3# crappie on deep trees.
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Water level is at full pool and surface temps averaging 82 to 84 degrees. The bass are biting pretty good and I really like June herr. We been fishing offshore in 14' to 20' on main lake and secondary points mostly. But fish can be caught in different depths right now. With the surface temps in the lower 80s theirs still a shallow bite also. Drop shot and c- rig has been our best bite. Lot of good grass and the top water can be good on Cloudy days. Thus month will get better for a big fish also offshore.
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Water level is at full pool and surface temps are 68 to 71 degrees. The bass are trying to finish spawning now but there are still some on beds. We have been fishing shallow. 2' to 5' has been the best bite. Weightless lightly weighted flukes and Senkos has been best. Shad spawn starting now also. Early morning bite on shallow main lake and secondary hard bottom points. Shallow Shad color cranks baits and swim baits are the ticket on these bass. I have good dates open coming up if you would like a guide. We have caught a few...
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Welcome to Lake Fork. Lake level is at full pool and surface temps are ranging from 60 degrees 66 where we been fishing. The bass are spawning and the bite has been pretty good. Throwing tx. rigged V&M Chop Sticks and flukes in very shallow water. Also short c-rigs with flukes. April should be a great month with Lake being full pool. We have had a few big ones out there lately. Book your trips now!
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Lake level is -.27 low, and surface temps are 59 degrees in the morning to 65 in the afternoon. Fish have started spawning now in a lot of areas of the lake with a lot more bass on their way in. We're throwing tx. rigged Senkos 2' to 5' of water in the spawning areas and flats. Also light c-rigs with flukes. I'm booked the rest of March but have good April dates available. It's fishing good and going to get better.
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Welcome to Lake Fork The lake is at full pool now A lot of bass were moving up shallow on the last good warming trend with surface temps reaching the upper 50s in the afternoon in certain areas. We have had frigid freezing temps this week though which have knocked temps way back down for a bit. They were biting orange or red square bills, lipless cranks and chatter baits in 3' to 5' on shallow flats outside of creeks and secondary points. We're getting a good warming trend all next week and the post spawn is about to get...
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ater level is- 1.66 below pool and surface temps are 44 to 47 degrees. January is a hard month with cold water temps and colder temps coming this week. Jigs, A- rigs and drop shot are good choices. February the bass with start their transaction to their shallower pre spawn staging areas. Now is time to book your pre spawn and spawn dates. Should be a good Spring! Would like to earn your business and maybe catch your personal best bass.
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