Fishing reports for Lake McClure
Checkout the latest Lake McClure fishing reports from businesses and local anglers.
Water levels at McClure seem to be stabilizing as they reach towards peak capacity. This consistency has been good for the bass bite. Texas-rigged and drop-shot soft plastics have been getting the most action throughout the day, with a solid topwater bite early each morning. No notable quality fish...
Water levels at McClure seem to be stabilizing as they reach towards peak capacity. This consistency has been good for the bass bite. Texas-rigged and drop-shot soft plastics have been getting the most action throughout the day, with a solid topwater bite early each morning. No notable quality fish have been reported; most fish are in the 1-2 pound range.
Bass action has been tough. Not a lot of bites, and not a lot of size. The rising water level could be the culprit, or it may be an off-year. The folks who are catching fish are primarily using soft plastics... weightless Senkos, drop-shots, or slow-rolling swim baits. A few spinner bait fish were...
Bass action has been tough. Not a lot of bites, and not a lot of size. The rising water level could be the culprit, or it may be an off-year. The folks who are catching fish are primarily using soft plastics... weightless Senkos, drop-shots, or slow-rolling swim baits. A few spinner bait fish were reported as well.
Water temperatures have been up and down, but consistent warmer weather this week should improve all fishing. Spotted bass is still the most active species at the moment. Anglers are still using the finesse tactics mentioned in our last report. A few largemouth have been caught as well.
Spotted bass are starting to move into the shallows. Small swimbaits and drop shots are getting the most action, although not for much size. Crappie are holding deep, but can still be caught jigging.
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