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Fishing Forecast for Lake Sam Rayburn - Sunny Skies, Schooling Bass, and Crappie Action
- 2024/10/24
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If you're planning to hit Lake Sam Rayburn today, here’s what you need to know. First off, the weather is looking partly sunny with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 71 tonight, so make sure to pack your sunscreen and a light jacket for the evening.
Sunrise was at about 7:30 AM, and sunset will be around 6:30 PM, giving you plenty of daylight to fish. The lake level is currently slightly stained and about 1.24 feet below pool, with the water temperature at around 80 degrees.
Bass fishing has been consistent, especially in the mornings when they're schooling more actively. Expect topwater action on grass edges and points, so bring your chatterbaits, swimbaits, or frogs to catch those bass chasing bait in the hay grass and flooded bushes. For deeper fish, use a Carolina rig, dropshot, or shaky head around main lake ledges, drains, and secondary points. There's an abundance of shallow fish, and this pattern should continue through the fall.
Crappie are fair on standing timber in about 27 feet of water on brush piles, with minnows over jigs being the best bait. Blue and channel catfish are also fair in 24-27 feet of water and in the river bends, using cut bait and minnows.
For hot spots, focus on the mouth of creeks and offshore flats where bass are suspended and chasing bait. The areas around shoreline brush, hay grass, and high spots like shallow ditches and creek channel swings are also productive.
Given the lake's current conditions, navigating with caution is advised, especially with the lake level expected to drop slowly through the winter for dam maintenance.
So, grab your gear and head out early to catch those schooling bass and crappie. It's going to be a great day on Lake Sam Rayburn
Sunrise was at about 7:30 AM, and sunset will be around 6:30 PM, giving you plenty of daylight to fish. The lake level is currently slightly stained and about 1.24 feet below pool, with the water temperature at around 80 degrees.
Bass fishing has been consistent, especially in the mornings when they're schooling more actively. Expect topwater action on grass edges and points, so bring your chatterbaits, swimbaits, or frogs to catch those bass chasing bait in the hay grass and flooded bushes. For deeper fish, use a Carolina rig, dropshot, or shaky head around main lake ledges, drains, and secondary points. There's an abundance of shallow fish, and this pattern should continue through the fall.
Crappie are fair on standing timber in about 27 feet of water on brush piles, with minnows over jigs being the best bait. Blue and channel catfish are also fair in 24-27 feet of water and in the river bends, using cut bait and minnows.
For hot spots, focus on the mouth of creeks and offshore flats where bass are suspended and chasing bait. The areas around shoreline brush, hay grass, and high spots like shallow ditches and creek channel swings are also productive.
Given the lake's current conditions, navigating with caution is advised, especially with the lake level expected to drop slowly through the winter for dam maintenance.
So, grab your gear and head out early to catch those schooling bass and crappie. It's going to be a great day on Lake Sam Rayburn