Grapevine Fishing Report

GOOD. Water clear; 60 degrees; 0.91 feet below pool. Spring has sprung and the white bass have the feed bag on. Spotlock with the trolling motor and thumper in 26-32 feet of water with any color and size of slab, but the bigger the slab the better to hook larger sandies. About half of the…

FAIR. Water clear; 57 degrees; 0.03 feet below pool. White bass are good in the creek and feeding heavily in the main lake. White bass are 22-32 feet of water on the bottom biting slabs on stinger hooks using a thumper

FAIR. Water slightly stained; 57 degrees; 0.09 feet above pool. Most of the white bass have moved into the creeks to spawn. There are still some fish in 40-50 feet of water suspended down 20-35 feet of water biting slabs on stingers hooks using a thumper. Crappie are in the deeper water and can be…

FAIR. Water clear; 50 degrees; 0.55 feet above pool. Cold fronts are slowing down so fishing will improve. White bass should be in the creeks for the spawn. The creeks are full with a good flow. Fish are in 40-50 feet of water suspended down 20-35 feet of water biting slabs on stingers hooks using…

FAIR. Water clear; 50 degrees; 1.22 feet above pool. White bass are improving but the bite is super light, be prepared for the rod to just feel heavy for a second. Fish are not in the typical winter pattern haunts with schools scattered in deeper water fishing slabs with a stinger hook above the fish….

FAIR. Water clear; 48 degrees; 1.43 feet above pool. White bass are best in the deeper water near the dam fishing slabs with a stinger hook above the fish. Fish are in 40-50 feet of water suspended down 20-35 feet of water. Crappie are in the deeper water and can be caught on jigs. Fish…

SLOW. Water stained; 48 degrees; 1.74 feet above pool. Fishing can be slow but as long as you are slow and patient you will reel in some fish. White bass are deep water along the edges of the creek channels fishing with light lures or slabs with a stinger hook. Thump the bottom of the…

SLOW. Water stained; 52 degrees; 0.92 feet above pool. White bass and crappie are in deep water along the edges of the creek channels fishing with light lures or slabs with a stinger hook. Use as light of bait that you can so you can feel the bite. Crappie jig with a quarter ounce jig

SLOW. Water stained; 52 degrees; 0.81 feet above pool. White bass and crappie are in deep water along the edges of the creek channels fishing with light lures or slabs with a stinger hook. Use as light of bait that you can so you can feel the bite. Crappie jig with a quarter ounce jig