Texas Fish Report
Glory Hole Fishing Report
by Glory Hole Sports
5-30-2017
Crappie/Bluegill:
Crappie bite has been steady, with bluegill getting in on the bite as well using crappie jigs, live minnows, and redworms. Fishing Tuttletown recreation area on shore, look for underwater trees to produce some fish hiding in the cover.
Catfish:
The bank fishermen are bringing in catfish by baiting their hooks with large crawlers, chicken livers, and anchovies. Set your rig up using a 2/0 kahle hook, 2-5ft.leader, splitshot pinched to your line, and a sliding sinker.
Kokanee:
The Kokanee are coming in slow this year, still waiting on the bite to come into full swing but when one is landed they are nice size. Between the dam and spillway are the best recommendations. Send your presentation down 40 ft. try a dodger in orange/copper, orange watermelon, orange uv flash. Add a orange/pink hoochie, and tip it with scented kokanee corn.
Crappie bite has been steady, with bluegill getting in on the bite as well using crappie jigs, live minnows, and redworms. Fishing Tuttletown recreation area on shore, look for underwater trees to produce some fish hiding in the cover.
Catfish:
The bank fishermen are bringing in catfish by baiting their hooks with large crawlers, chicken livers, and anchovies. Set your rig up using a 2/0 kahle hook, 2-5ft.leader, splitshot pinched to your line, and a sliding sinker.
Kokanee:
The Kokanee are coming in slow this year, still waiting on the bite to come into full swing but when one is landed they are nice size. Between the dam and spillway are the best recommendations. Send your presentation down 40 ft. try a dodger in orange/copper, orange watermelon, orange uv flash. Add a orange/pink hoochie, and tip it with scented kokanee corn.
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