Largemouth bass are very good shallow on crankbaits. Report by Marty Thomas, Lake O the Pines Crappie Fishing. Catfish spawn is over and they are good in 15-20 feet of water using cheese bait or cut bait. Bass are good on topwaters shallow early morning, moving to points with your favorite plastics after the topwater bite tapers off. Crappie are excellent on brush in 15-20 feet of water biting on minnow and jigs. White bass are good chasing bait on silver jigging spoons. Crappie are good on brush piles and docks using minnows and jigs. Bass are good early morning with topwaters, moving deeper on submerged grass with crankbaits and Texas rigs. Water lightly stained 74 degrees 3.06 feet low. Report by Zach Minnix, Jig N Jerk Guide Service.
The 12 foot Outlaw crappie rods were the key enabling us to keep off the brush pile. Crappie are good on timber and brush piles anywhere from 10-20 feet of water using minnows and jigs. Report by Bob Maindelle, Holding the Line Guide Service. MAL Heavy and a MAL Dense Lures used vertically in conjunction with Garmin LiveScope has been the most productive approach. White bass are beginning to suspend more frequently and make use of the bottom. Average white bass catch numbers for half-day morning trips have dropped off from around 200 fish per trip to the 150 to 160 level. At Lake Belton, the summer heat is beginning to make a difference in the fishing. Water lightly stained 77 degrees 4.64 feet low. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs Bass Fishing Guide Service. Working the grass edges with a fluke or small worm will get you some good bites as well. Use small topwaters such as a torpedo style bait, in clear or bone in color, and small, straight tail swimbaits as well as letting it sink down to the bottom. Bass are good in the discharge first thing in the morning, moving to the main lake near the dam later in the day. Catfish are good moving shallow biting cut and cheese bait. Crappie are good using minnows and jigs on main lake structures and brush piles. Bass are fair with some topwater action early morning, switching to your favorite plastics along grass lines midday. Fishing patterns are similar as we head into the weekend. Water stained 78 degrees 0.41 feet below. Report provided by Carson Conklin, ATX Fishing. On Lady Bird Lake bass are good jerkbaits, paddle tails, wacky worms, topwater worms on submerged grass and around bridges in all depths, especially when the current is flowing. deep bluff walls and at the mouths of creeks. Report by Jim Brack, Athens Guide Service. Crappie are fair on brush 20-25 feet of water with minnows and jigs. Bass are still shallow on small moving baits, and senkos in and over grass edges. Report by Brandon Brown, Brown’s Guide Service. Crappie bite is fair on submerged structure with minnows and jigs. Catfish are good deep and shallow on punched bait and fresh cut shad. Shad continue to spawn along the shorelines early morning attracting some fish shallow early. Water lightly stained 75-78 degrees 3.00 feet low. Bluegill are bass are feeding all over the lake. As the sun rises, switch to a Carolina rig with a long leader. Bass fishing is really good along the rocks and main lake slopes with mid and deep diving crankbaits. Water lightly stained 78 degrees 0.30 feet low. Report by Captain Kent Terrill, 3T Guide Service. Black bass are good on grass beds with soft plastics. Channel catfish are good in 8-12 feet of water with punch bait. Report by Captain Olin Jensen, Jensen’s Guide Service. Water is extremely low, so stay in channels and ditches when running.
White bass and striped bass are good below 30 feet following shad balls around Rough Canyon. Black bass are good on craw patterned Texas rig plastics in 5-15 feet of water, bladed jigs and swimbaits around hydrilla. Report provided by Randy Britton, Lake Alan Henry Crappie Guide. There is a great night bite under green lights in 35 feet of water. Crappie are good in 25-40 feet of water over trees with minnows. Freshwater Weekly Fishing Report Alan Henry FAIR.
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