Fishing Cedar Creek Lake with BigCrappie.com Lake and Fishing Report




CRAPPIE: Excellent / Good We have been catching lots of nice Crappie in 6-15ft of water lately. Jigs on 6lb line has been producing very good. The bite is light so watching your line is important. WHITE BASS:Excellent Big numbers of White Bass have been common on main lake points lately. HYBRID STRIPER: The Hybrid Striper have been heating up on Cedar Creek also. We have been catching Hybrids up to 8lbs. FILL THE FREEZER!!! MIXED FISH TRIPS These trips are focusing mainly on CATCHING FISH of every species. White Bass, Crappie, Hybrid Striper and Catfish. These trips are a lot of fun because you get to experience different techniques and fishing patterns for several different types of fish. The MOST bang for your buck! WHAT ARE THE FISH GOING TO DO NEXT????? Crappie: The crappie are now on brush, and after a good two months worth of spawning, boy are they hungry! Morning and afternoon have both been very successful, as the fish are now completely refocused on eating. The next couple of months should be nothing short of awesome, as we enjoy mild temperatures, and calming winds. Our crappie bite should remain excellent well into July, and then it picks back up in October. White Bass and Hybrid Striper: Both species have been readily available, as our fish return from the creeks with growling bellies. All that swimming around trying to find a mate makes for some hungry fish, which makes our jobs that much easier. We are starting to catch fish on very shallow points, and they should be surfacing within a matter of days. If you've never got to start your day with a couple of acres of fish jumping around you, then I suggest you book a trip sometime in the next couple of weeks. We are on a great hybrid striper bite right now, and we will be the first to tell you, there is not a harder fighting fish in freshwater. Catfish: Our catfish are getting ready to spawn, and have been visiting some very shallow water in search for shad. Cedar Creek has an excellent blue cat fishery, which allows the fishermen to fill their freezer in a very short time. A 2-5lb blue cat is second in taste only to the crappie, but fights so much harder. If you're interested in catching catfish, please let us know at the time you book your trip, so we can ensure that we have freshly caught bait on the boat. Please call or email now to book your next guided fishing adventure with BigCrappie.com Fishing Guide & Instruction Service! 903.288.5798




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Cedar Creek Lake Weather Forecast

Sunday

Sunny

Hi: 86

Sunday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 62

Monday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 86

Monday Night

Mostly Cloudy

Lo: 59

Tuesday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 75

Tuesday Night

Partly Cloudy

Lo: 55

Wednesday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 80

Wednesday Night

Partly Cloudy

Lo: 64


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Water Level on 4/13: 321.94 (-0.06)



Cedar Creek Lake

Fishing Report from TPWD (Apr. 9)

FAIR. stained; 61 degrees; 0.30 feet above pool. Hybrid and white bass are returning to the main lake after their annual spawning run into the creeks. These fish are now congregating on wind-blown points throughout the lake and on shallower flats near drop-offs and ledges. The shad spawn will begin in the coming weeks, which will trigger early morning schooling action along shallow points and seawalls, attracting birds to the area. To target these fish, use 1/2 ounce to 1-1/2 ounce slabs and spinnerbaits. Work the baits close to the bottom, as this will entice strikes. Thumping the bottom of the boat will also help group fish underneath as you fish these spots. The crappie bite is strong around docks, bridges, and in creeks, with minnows or jigs proving to be effective. Catfish are biting well in shallow flats at the mouths of major creeks and along adjacent points and shorelines in 2-6 feet of water. For deeper water, try anchoring or drifting with fresh shad on main lake flats in 12-24 feet. This catfish bite should remain productive for another month. Report by Brent Herbeck, Herbeck’s Lonestar Fishing Guide Service. The water is 2 feet high and stained. Catfish are in the shallows in 2-6 feet or drifting deeper water in 12-24 feet with fresh cut shad. Report by Jason Barber, Kings Creek Adventures.

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