Texas Fish Report

Catfish Bite is Going Strong


by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
9-30-2019
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The water temperature is 77-79 degrees.

Striper: Medium Action: Anglers are catching them trolling with umbrella rigs and deep crankbaits. The cut bait bite has slowly been picking up in the usual spots like the Inlet. Random boils throughout the lake.

Catfish: High Action: Going strong, they are everywhere. Some really nice ones are being caught on chicken livers, mackerel, and anchovies, hitting just about anywhere, but east end and inlet are best.

Large Mouth Bass: Medium Action: Over in the tullies and reed beds hitting on roboworms, senkos, and frogs. Decent jerk bait bite throughout the lake.

Blue Gill: Low Action: Anglers catching them in the east end on wax worms and meal worms.

Trout: No Action.                                 

Last Stock of Catfish was September 27th, 2019.



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