June 25, 2009

Lake Ray Roberts Fishing Report

Our lake is .10 feet above normal level and water is being released at 214 cfs. which is very little. The water is stained but is clearing a lot in the the last couple weeks. The water temperature is really hot and so is the sand bass fishing. This morning the temperature was 88 degrees at the ramp where I put in at 6:00 am. When I left at 1:00 pm. it was 90 degrees. Everybody knew that when the wind quit we would get very hot in North Texas and we did. The good news is the fishing is hot also, whitebass are schooling all over the lake every morning. Lots of the fish are small, which is normal for early summer schooling sand bass on Ray Roberts, but there is plenty of keepers mixed in to fill the ice chest. This week we are catching everything on topwaters throwing at schooling fish. The fish are feeding on very small shad which I guess are this years fry. Best baits have been clear tiny torpedoes, Pop-Rs, and Chug-Bugs. Of course the "Floatin Thing" that I make is catching a lot also. Tiny Torpedoes catch fish on every cast but the average size of the fish you catch goes up if you go to the chugger type topwaters. It takes some boat riding around the lake to stay in biting fish but have been able to pretty much stay in active schooling fish all morning every morning this week by moving around the lake. Give me a call if you want some topwater fishing for an ice chest full of good eating fillets

Have fun fishing,

Tim

Fish Species: white bass
Bait Used: topwaters
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Water Temperature: 88 to 90
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About The Author: Captain Tim Wike

Company: Reelin Ray Roberts Guide service

Area Reporting: Lake Ray Roberts

Bio: Tim is a full time licensed professional fishing guide on Lake Ray Roberts. He has been fishing all his life and for the last 35 years has been a serious bass fisherman. Having fished Lake Ray Roberts exclusively, since it opened to motor boats in 1990, he knows the lake. Prior to fishing on Lake Ray Roberts, Tim lived in East Texas spending a lot of time on Lake Palestine, Lake Athens, Cedar Creek Lake, and Lake Tyler. Fishing for largemeouth bass in the warmer months, and white bass all year round, Tim has always had an obsession with deep water structure fishing. Having spent countless hours on Lake Ray Roberts studying maps and searching the depths with electronics, he knows the the main lake structure on Lake Ray Roberts like the back of his hand. Using triangulation, he is as comfortable fishing spots in the middle of the lake as most fishermen are fishing stumps in the back of a creek. Sand Bass Fishing Largemouth Bass Fishing Rates Photos Fishing Report Testimonials Links Contact Us Your Lake Ray Roberts guide trip with Tim will be as instructional as you want it to be. You can learn a lot in one trip about electronics, GPS's and triangulation if you have the desire to. Before opening Reelin Ray Roberts Guide Service, Tim was in the grocery business. Knowing the value of good customer service, he will work hard to make your fishing trip one you will remember and leave wanting to book another trip in the future. The father of four daughters and grand father of five he enjoys teaching beginners how to catch fish introducing them to this great sport of ours. Fishing 200 days a year, Tim will know what the fish are doing. If for some reason the fishing is off he will tell you. Go to the Fishing Report page of our site to see what the fish are doing this week. Call or email Tim to book a trip or just talk fishing Lake Ray Roberts.

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