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Ray Roberts Lake

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Species

Largemouth Bass

Season

Spring (Current)
39 Fishing Reports
652 Followers

Ray Roberts Lake Overview

SLOWWind (mph)FAST
01020406080100

Top Techniques Reported for Largemouth Bass + Spring

Bladed JigsWacky RigsCarolina RigsSoft Body Swimbaits (Small/Medium)Frogs/ToadsLipless CrankbaitsNeko RigsShakey HeadsSwim Jigs
  1. Bladed Jigs
    3
  2. Wacky Rigs
    3
  3. Carolina Rigs
    2
  4. Soft Body Swimbaits (Small/Medium)
    2
  5. Frogs/Toads
    1
Total Fishing Reports
39
Top Species Reported for Spring
  1. Largemouth Bass15 Reports
  2. Striped Bass1 Report

Fishing Reports

39 Reports on Ray Roberts Lake

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  • PHILLIP BAILEY

    Bronze Ambassador

    4/30/23

    • Species

      Largemouth Bass

    • Season

      Spring (Post-Spawn)

    • Technique

      Wacky Rigs

    • Structure

      Rock Pile

    • Water Temperature

      64°

    1/16th pegged bullet weight Dead stick in the shallow rock outcroppings mid-pocket was the best rock if you could find it.
  • T-White

    Blue Ambassador

    4/18/22

    • Species

      Largemouth Bass

    • Season

      Spring (Spawn)

    • Technique

      Bladed Jigs

    • Structure

      Matted Grass

    • Forage

      Shad

    I fished the Collegiate Bass Trail of Texas tournament on the lake on 04/16/22. It was partly cloudy to overcast all day with a steady south wind to start the morning, and then shifting to a very strong north wind. The outside temperatures throughout the day started in the mid to upper 70's and then dropped into the low 60's and high 50's when the front came through mid day. The water temperature on the lake ranged from 64 - 71 degrees and the water clarity ranged from 6 inches of visibility to about a foot of visibility. We started the morning on a shallow spawning flat we found the day before in practice with a good amount of grass and timber spread throughout it. After catching one fish early on a buzzbait and having a few missed opportunities on a frog, we started using a chatterbait to cover the edges of the shallow grass targeting fish cruising the spawning flat, as well as flipping a texas rig at the base of the many cedar trees on the flat to target fish staging to move up on beds. We were also able to catch a few later in the day flipping the tires at the mouth of the marina on the lake that proved to be some key culls. Doing this, we were able to catch a limit weighing 18.36 pounds, which was good enough to get us 8th place and a check in the tournament. I have put a picture of our bag from the tournament below. Ray Roberts is fishing very good right now and the fish are moving up, so go get on the water! Thank you all for reading and good luck!
  • T-White

    Blue Ambassador

    4/18/22

    • Species

      Largemouth Bass

    • Season

      Spring (Spawn)

    • Technique

      Frogs/Toads

    • Structure

      Matted Grass

    • Forage

      Shad

    I went out to the lake on 04/15/22 to practice for an upcoming college tournament I had the next day. It was cloudy outside with a strong south wind and temperatures reaching into the low 80's. Water temperatures across the lake ranged from 62 - 71 degrees and the clarity ranged anywhere from a few inches of visibility to about a foot of visibility. We spent the day looking in shallow spawning pockets catching a few early on jigs and chatterbaits, and then using a frog throughout the day to locate beds on the flats. The wind, clouds, and stained water made it extremely difficult to see the beds, so we used the frogs to get the bass to blow up and reveal the location of the beds so we could come back to them the next day in the tournament. In the process of doing so, I decided to set the hook on one of the fish, and it ended up being an 8 pounder (pictured below). Thank you all for reading the report and tight lines!
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