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Fishing Reports from the Ground Up

The Weekly Fishing Reports from Texas are a treasure trove of information for anglers. These reports are compiled by a third party who gathers data from various sources, including fishing guides, marinas, and bait shops.

The Bass Fishing Report for the week of March 12th to March 18th, 2023, is as follows:

Fishing Conditions

The fishing conditions have been generally calm, with moderate winds and clear skies. The water temperature has been steadily rising, reaching 58 degrees Fahrenheit in the main lake and 55 degrees in the river.

Bass: The bass bite has been fair, with anglers flipping soft plastics around reed bases in 1-3 feet of water. This technique has been particularly effective in the morning and late afternoon hours.

Crappie: Crappie are fair around main lake boat docks on chartreuse jigs. This technique has been successful in the morning and early afternoon hours.

Catfish: Catfish were fair on cut bait and stink bait around river channel bends. This technique has been effective in the late afternoon and evening hours.Fishing Hotspots

Main Lake: The main lake has been a hotspot for bass, with anglers finding success flipping soft plastics around reed bases in 1-3 feet of water.

River: The river has been a hotspot for catfish, with anglers finding success on cut bait and stink bait around river channel bends.Tips and Reminders

Be sure to check the local fishing regulations before heading out on the water.

Use a variety of lures and baits to increase your chances of catching fish.

Pay attention to the water temperature and adjust your fishing techniques accordingly. The fishing conditions have been generally calm, with moderate winds and clear skies.

Catching bass from the lake can also be effective for targeting crappie. Additionally, the surface water temperature has been around 65-75°F (18-24°C), which is ideal for crappie spawning. The ideal crappie spawning time is between 15-30 minutes before the first light of dawn, or after the last light of dusk. The ideal water depth for crappie spawning can range from 5-15 feet, and the ideal water flow is moderate to slow-moving.