Cedar Creek Reservoir

Q: What do you need to know about Cedar Creek Reservoir ?

Cedar Creek Reservoir is a body of water in TX. During this time of year, fish can be found in Summer patterns. Available species are Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Catfish. Narrow down your tackle selection by adjusting season, water clarity, structure and technique.

Q: What is Cedar Creek Reservoir 's size, depth, and clarity?

Cedar Creek Reservoir is a 32710.58 acres Lake/Pond with 0 a murky water clarity.

Q: What fish are in Cedar Creek Reservoir ?

Cedar Creek Reservoir contains the following species of fish: Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Catfish.

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: May 29, 2025

Species

Largemouth Bass

Season

Summer (Current)

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Top Techniques Reported for Largemouth Bass + Summer

Texas Rigs (Pitch/Flip)
5
Drop Shot
3
Shakey Heads
1
Shallow Diving Crankbaits (0-6')
1
Texas Rigs (Worming)
1

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Omnia Community Member
Bronze Ambassador
6/8/23
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Texas Rigs (Pitch/Flip)
- Structure
  Docks
Fish getting into summer patterns. Deeper docks and brush.
BrodyBrogan
Bronze Ambassador
6/9/23
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Shakey Heads
- Structure
  Docks
- Forage
  Bluegill
- Water Temperature
  65°
Was their fishing state for B.A.S.S Nation and caught a limit and took 9th in state. They are really shallow in the morning and tend to hand around ladders entering the water. Later throughout the day I found them going deeper but staying under the dock in the shade and hanging onto poles.
T-White
Blue Ambassador
6/10/23
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Crankbaits 0-6'
- Structure
  Rip Rap
- Forage
  Shad
- Water Temperature
  83°
My fishing tournament partner and I fished the Team Trail Outdoors TX tournament on the lake on 06/10/23. It was a mostly sunny day with lows in the 70's and highs in the low 90's, and a steady southwest wind at about 8-12 mph. Later in the day, a big storm rolled in, so we were fishing in pre-frontal conditions for the duration of the tournament. The water clarity ranged from about 2 feet of visibility on the main lake, to about 4 inches of visibility back in the river we did most of our damage in, and the water temperatures ranged from 83-93 degrees fahrenheit across the lake. We started the morning cranking squarebills on some seawalls and around docks, as well as throwing chatterbaits around flooded bushes on a main lake point off of an island, and caught a few. After that, we ran way back into the back of a river and caught several fish flipping brush and timber along the river channel bends, until we worked our way up to a spillway of another lake that had some water flowing down it into the river. This area was surrounded by rip rap and concrete walls, and we were able to catch the majority of our bag throwing a squarebill in this area. After that, we made one more move back out to the main lake to an offshore roadbed in about 10 feet of water, and were able to catch our kicker fish dragging a 10 inch worm on that spot. Our bag (pictured with the report) weighed 15.07 pounds and got us 18th place out of over 150 teams and a nice check, and it pushed us up to finish the year in 8th place in the AOY standings out of over 200 teams. Overall, it was a grind, and it may have been the hardest we have ever had to work for a limit, but it was very fun and rewarding. The lake is fishing pretty tough right now, but there are still fish to be caught and good ones too, so get out there and make some casts!