Fishing Report Lake Richland Chmbers Texas

Lake Richland Chambers Fishing Report

Species

Poor

Fair

Good

Excellent

Largemouth
Bass

White & Hybrid
Striped Bass

Catfish

Crappie

Sunfish/Bream

Fishing Report Lake Richland Chambers
Updated: July 1, 2010

As of today 7/1/10 Water off colored, 87-89 degrees, .12 low.

Lures, Tips & Tactics Used: Bass are fair to good on topwater
early, switching to Texas rigs, jigs, wacky rigs and small swim baits
later in the day. If you like to drag deep water try a deep crank bait
or a Carolina rig off the deep structure, you can pick up a good
one doing this.

Fishing Cover/Structure
Native pondweeds are abundant in Big Cedar Creek and along the
south bank of the Chambers Creek arm. Hydrilla is scattered along
the south bank of the Richland Creek arm from Midway Marina
west to the railroad trestle and from 7L ramp south to Pin Oak
Creek. The old Trinity River levee forms a crescent-shaped
underwater structure between the confluence of the Richland and
Chambers creek arms and the dam.
More Lake information: TPW / Richland Chambers

Links: State Wide Freshwater Fishing Harvest Regulations, TP & W
Army Corps of Engineers Lakes in the Fort Worth District
Credits: "Information courtesy Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department © 2004"
"Photo courtesy Texas Parks and Wildlife Department © 2006"
"Artwork courtesy Texas Parks and Wildlife Department © 2004"

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Fishing Report Lake Whitney

Updated: July 1, 2010

Water Condition: As of 7/1/10 Water clear, 4.45 ft low, 80-85
degrees.

Lures, Tips & Tactics Used: Black Bass are slow to fair on Carolina
rigged plastics and topwater early.

Aquatic Vegetation
Willow, bushy pondweed, buttonbush, bulrush, coontail,
pondweed, water willo

Predominant Fish Species
* Striped & white bass
* Smallmouth & largemouth bass
* Crappie
* Channel, blue & flathead catfish
More Lake Whitney Information: TPW / Lake Whitney

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Lake Fairfield Fishing Report

Updated: July 1, 2010

Lures, Tips & Tactics Used: Black Bass are slow on Texas rigged,
Carolina rigged plastics and jigs. Reds are fair on drifted live bait.

Water Condition: As of 7/1/10 Water off colored, 89-95 degrees

Aquatic Vegetation
Hydrilla light along shoreline; with American lotus, common cattail,
common reed and marine naiad moderate to heavy in shallow
areas

Predominant Fish Species
* Largemouth bass
* Red drum
* Catfish
* Tilapia for bow fishing
More Lake Fairfield Information: TPW / Lake Fairfield