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Lake O' the Pines

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Species

Largemouth Bass

Season

Winter (Current)
32 Fishing Reports
303 Followers

Lake O' the Pines Overview

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Top Techniques Reported for Largemouth Bass + Winter

    Total Fishing Reports
    32
    Top Species Reported for Winter
    1. Crappie3 Reports

    Fishing Reports

    32 Reports on Lake O' the Pines

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    • The Driving Fishermen

      Gold Ambassador

      11/28/23

      • Species

        Crappie

      • Season

        Fall

      • Technique

        Vertical Jigging 10-19'

      • Structure

        Brush Piles

      • Forage

        Shad

      • Water Temperature

        55°

      Go early before the wind starts blowing hard so you can control your boat position.
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      Kevin Rogers

      Gold Ambassador

      1/4/23

      • Species

        Crappie

      • Season

        Spring (Pre-Spawn)

      • Technique

        Vertical Jigging 20'+

      • Structure

        Standing Timber

      • Forage

        Shad

      • Water Temperature

        43°

      Lake of the Pines, Texas is one of the best wintertime crappie lakes in America. They love big baits at this lake. 3” baits and big ¼ lead heads during low light conditions (early morning and right before sunset). There are two lakes in the country where crappie hit the bait extremely hard, in my opinion (Pines and Lake Fork). The fish nose right up the standing timber in this lake, I’ve been catching on the timber during the winter months at Lake of The Pines for over 25 years. This is one reason I make the 8-hour drive down to this lake; I love catching them our of the standing timber. The black crappie always seems to be higher in the water column, usually down 10’ – 15’ where the big white crappie are down 16’ to the bottom. But still nosed up right on the timber. For me, Texas is the king of winter time crappie fishing!
    • Paul G

      Silver Ambassador

      1/13/24

      • Species

        Largemouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Pre-Spawn)

      • Technique

        Shakey Heads

      • Structure

        Rock Pile

      • Water Temperature

        49°

      Slow bite and no large fish. Fished lower end of lake in 8-12ft
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