This will be the last weekly fishing report of 2024. All of us at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources wish you the ...

Although Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic waters are becoming cold, there is still plenty of excellent fishing to be found across ...

Deeper fish are hitting Carolina rigs, spoons and deep crank baits ... hitting slabs. Catfish are scattered and slow. Best bite coming in 20 feet drifting fresh cut bait. Also some blues shallow ...

Tyler — SLOW. Water normal stain; 65 degrees; 0.65 feet below pool. Crappie are slow in 20-25 feet of water. Catfish are slow, scattered in 10-16 feet of water stink bait and nightcrawlers.

Delta bass and sturgeon bites good, Vince Borges reported. Don Pedro bass and trout action steady, and Lake Success bass fishing solid, Dave Hurley said. New Melones bass fishing producing good bags, ...

Catfish are slow in 10-16 feet of water ... Shaky heads and Texas rigs on humps 5-7 feet best. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Black bass are sporadic around vegetation.

Carolina rigs are fair on ridges and long ... Minnows continue to be the best bait, but jigs will work too. The catfish bite on Lake Fork is nothing short of incredible. There are so many catfish ...

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Catfish anglers reported a good daytime ... larger grade of bass while plastics on a Texas-rig, jigs or big plastics on a shakey head are best for numbers. With the colder water temperatures ...

Catfish are slow in 10-16 feet of water ... Chatterbaits, spinnerbaits, square bill crankbaits are best in 3-5 feet. Texas rigs and Viper XP jigs are good on big wood near channels and drop ...

Football head jigs, grubs, Ned rigs, crank baits, Texas rigged worms fished in 20-25 feet are having the best results ... 5.29 feet below pool. Catfish are good drifting in 15-25 feet of water ...

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