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2009-07-13 14:42:37
Lake Ray Hubbard, Texas - Freshwater Fishing Report
Several, see report
Suggest fishing mornings especially on triple digit temprature days this summer. Three spots I generally find fish A. Do a sweep From southwest to west of Robertson park, B. 25 to 30 ft. of water in front of the power plant oil tanks. C.South central part of the lake, west of Rush Creek Yacht club.
D. Off the north point of Red Barn cove
Try live bait or slabs
(Silver, Chartreuse or Yellow color) at these spots and you should have a decent stringer.
Fish Species: Whitebass aka Sandies
Bait Used: Cotton Cordel chrome spoons aka slabs
Method Used:
Water Depth: 30 feet
Water Temperature: high eighties
Wind Direction:
Wind Speed:
About The Author: Captain Ron Metzger
Company: Lake Ray Fishing Guide
Area Reporting: On Beautiful Lake Ray Hubbard
Bio: Ron's boat is a 2005 Model 18' Fiberglass Center Console with a 90 HP Yamaha. The boat is equipped with fish finder, 2 aerated compartments, trolling motor, and canvas top, in case it gets a little hot out on the lake. Ron mainly fishes for White Bass (Sandies), Hybrids, and Black Bass (Largemouth). Your fishing trip will consist of three or five hours on the water with all bait gear and tackle included, as well as your fish cleaned, put on ice and bagged for take home. All you need is your Texas Parks and Wildlife fishing license, which can be purchased at Wal-Mart, Academy or other sporting good stores. You can also purchase a one-day license for in state residents for around $11.00 and $7.00 extra for 2-days. You are welcome to bring drinks or snacks (in a small cooler), hat and sunscreen and a camera to take pictures of your catch, Ron has a camera if you forget. Fishing varies from day to day, sometimes there are great days and sometimes fishing is a little slow. We will be going with whatever fishing patterns and bait that produce the most and biggest fish for that time of year. So, get your best friend or family member and let's go fishing.
281-910-0517
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