Lake O’the Pines: R U READY? cool weather is coming that fall bite is fixing to hit! Natural and dark colors early in the morning with Texas Toast around highnoon.Docks have been spotty but,they be picking up soon. Limits of cats are being caught on punch baits and night crawlers around flats and humps around 16-20 feet. Be ready to move up on profile size as they start heavy feeding for fall. If you’re needing quality plastics or hand ties check out Kellyville Three Way or Brushy landing on the lake. The bite is slower at the spillway with little to no discharge . pool 229.47 spillway discharge 1 CFS 3rd step is out of water water always wear a PFD! Water clarity is improving Tight lines!
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Caddo Lake by Mark Allen: Caddo is very low right now and you really need to be careful when you are running the main lake, especially on the Texas side. The good thing is we are having some cooler weather and the bass are just beginning to start getting ready for their fall feeding binge to begin. A good tip right now is to locate some good green hydrilla out on the main lake and the bass along with the shad love to get in and around as we move into fall. My baits of choice for my clients have been the soft plastic jerkbaits. You will want to play with a couple of colors to see which one the bass like best. The two colors i like are watermelon seed and white ice. The vegetation all around the lake is very thick, but these weedless presentations will work in this type of water. Another tip to keep in mind is fishing the boat lanes on the main lake. This gives the bait and bass a great travel corridor to move through and provides a little depth change that the fish like to hang around.
The Caddo Lake fishing report is provided by Mark Allen’s Guide Service on Caddo Lake. You can reach Mark by visiting his website at https://www.caddolakeguideservice.com or calling him at (CELL) 903-530-0611 or (LANDLINE) 318-375-2620.
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