Clear Lake Fishing Report

Ross England shares his latest fishing report for Clear Lake. Water temps are pushing 60-68°F in depending on the area, and in some spots and algae is limiting visibility in the shallows, making sight bed fishing tough unless you get way back into cover. The bite’s been hit or miss—those finding shad schools are connecting with better quality fish. Higher-than-full lake levels and a lot of flooded shoreline habitat.

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Ross England reports water temps hit the low 60s earlier in the week, then dropped back to the mid-50s after another cold front. Some bass moved up, but the bite remains inconsistent. Visibility varies from 2–3 feet in the north to over 8 feet in some areas. Minnow rigs, rip baits, and finesse setups like shaky minnows are working when fish can be found.

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Bob Tyler mentions Clear Lake is doing what it always does in spring—throwing curveballs. A wave of big bass have moved up, but weather swings and a water temp drop have fish acting picky. Water clarity ranges from clear to mud depending on your location. Fish seem to be schooled up tight to cover. Brush hogs, squarebills, chatterbaits, and underare getting fish, but it's hit or miss.

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