
Well the waters are starting to warm, but the fishing was still cold. Found water as warm as 54 degrees. We are almost 3 feet low and there are a lot of stumps starting to come into play in the lanes we run. Just use caution. Water clarity isn't bad, but I have seen better this time of year. The wind has it murked up a bit.
Tie on a red or gold trap, revenge viberator, or a jig and cover a lot of water. Look for rock. That is always a key this time of year. It doesn't have to be a big rocky bank either. It can be an isolated patch of rock. A lot of times that is better anyway. Look for it on secondary points closer to the mouths of creeks. Especially if there is deep water nearby. You can also work those creek channel ledges with the jig. I like a black/blue jig combo this time of year. You can either drag it or flip it in and around the standing timber. You can also drag that jig down the rocks as well. Just be ready to get hung up some if you are around bigger rock.
The sand bass are still on their winter holes, but have caught a few up the creeks, but still in deeper water. Found some on a point up buck. All females and full of eggs. Hay field has been hit and miss.
Spring is starting to book up pretty good, so give me a shout if you are wanting to come out and fish Roberts during the spawn.
Thanks
Dannie
Company: Get Bit Guide Service
Area Reporting: Lake Ray Roberts
Bio: Professional Fishing Guide and Tournament Angler I have been fishing Lake Ray Roberts since it opened in 1990. I am an avid fisherman and love the sport. I am also an avid tournament angler. My wife and I are the 2004 and 2005 Anglers of the Year for the Two of Us - Metroplex Region. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced angler, I am prepared to make this a trip you will remember. You will be fishing on Lake Ray Roberts from a new 21 foot LENGEND powered by a 225 Mercury Pro XS