Lake O’the Pines: Every other day rains and a slow release is maintaining a constant lake level. Water temp was 60.2 Sunday morning crappie are showing up in creeks and have yet to settle into their deep pre winter pattern. Fish were caught this past weekend from 6’-21’ deep depending on where you were. Catfish are steady in 16-22’ of water If you’re needing quality plastics or hand ties check out Kellyville Three Way, Brushy landing or Lake O pines RV Park and Marina at 155 bridge on the lake they all carry a complete line of fishing products Several folks were fishing at the spillway this past Sunday with some mixed catches reported pool 228.5 spillway discharge 92 cfs 3rd step is 4 feet out of the water always wear a PFD! Water clarity is stable. Tight lines! LOP Fishing Guide provided by Robert Howell.
Caddo Lake by Mark Allen: Cold weather has got the fish super active in the Big Cypress Bayou. My guide trips have been very productive with us catching a mixed bag of fish. We are catching largemouth, white bass and crappie. The livescope has been very helpful in helping us stay on the fish. Our lures of choice have been blade baits, road runners and rooster tails. The herons and egrets will also guide you to the productive waters because they are going to be around the shad. My most productive area in the Big Cypress has been from Government Ditch going south all the way to the main lake.
The Caddo Lake fishing report is provided by Mark Allen’s Guide Service on Caddo Lake. You can reach Mark at www.caddolakeguideservice.com or at 903-530-0611 or 318-375-2620.
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