Jackson Lake

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 2.9 FEET, STAINED & 51 DEGREES

Bass fishing has been slow. Water color is a little stained. A Zoom pumpkin lizard with a little garlic spray will get a few bites down lake. Bass are on deep points and creek ledges. Worms, jigs and spoons ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .9 FEET, STAINED & 48 DEGREES

Bass fishing is slow. Some small spotted bass are roaming up in the shallows and are biting plastics of all kinds. To rid yourself of those extra small bites that you don't want anyway, switch to a number five ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .9 FEET, STAINED & 48 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair to slow. The bite improves with consistent weather between fronts. The lake has cleared up for the most part. Flat side cranks baits like a Shad Rap, will get a relatively shallow bite ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .9 FEET, STAINED & 48 DEGREES

Bass fishing is slow but a few anglers are on the water. Start with jigs around boat docks and then go to spinnerbaits in the deeper water near the dam. The Texas rigged worm and short Carolina rig seems to ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 2.2 FEET, STAINED & 48 DEGREES

Bass fishing is slow. The recent rains and heavy wind turned the water a little brown. Fishing is best on the lower end of the lake and the days with light wind should be the most productive. Number seven ...

JACKSON LAKE IS FULL, STAINED AND 50 DEGREES

Bass fishing is slow. Fish the points on the right hand side of the lake if you are heading towards the dam. The river channel comes real close to this large rounded point and there is plenty of structure on the channel ...

JACKSON LAKE IS FULL, STAINED AND 51 DEGREES

Bass fishing has been slow. The shad seem to be headed for the creeks so it's about time for the bass to follow along in big numbers. The best bite can be up the river on the crank baits, but that'll change quickly after ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 2.1 FEET, CLEAR & 54 DEGREES Bass fishing is slow. The shad seem to be headed for the creeks so it's about time for the bass to follow along in big numbers. The best bite through late week was up the river on the crank baits, but that'll change quickly ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 1.4 FEET, CLEAR & 62 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair. The bass are off the deeper points and it’s best to stay on the lower lake in the creeks. Use the 3/8 ounce Enticer spinner bait with large silver willow leaf blades. Slow roll this lure ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 2.3 FEET, CLEAR & 66 DEGREES

Bass fishing is slow. Cold fronts and high pressure will slow the fishing down until the weekend when warmer weather comes back. At the dam, try fishing the steeper banks with jigs and slow moving gourd green ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 2.5 FEET, CLEAR & 66 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair. Shad are in the backs of coves and major creeks lake wide. Try fishing shallow docks in creeks and pockets off the main river with a jig head and trick worm or a 1/4 ounce Strike King Bitsy ...

JACKSON LAKE IS .DOWN 2.4 FEET, CLEAR & 71 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair. Quality size bass have moved into the pockets following the movement of bait fish. Focus more of your fishing in the pockets rather than the main lake. Long deep pockets may be most productive. ...

JACKSON LAKE IS .DOWN 2.2 FEET, CLEAR & 73 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair up the rivers and stick with the docks and be sure to throw your top water baits early. The Chug Bugs are still taking some good fish as well as other tip water baits during the day. The ...

JACKSON LAKE IS .DOWN 2.4 FEET, CLEAR & 73 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair and the typical fall pattern with the bass will be on one day and off the next. Stay in any of the main rivers or creeks and work all the cover like docks, timber and brush piles that you ...

JACKSON LAKE IS .DOWN 2.4 FEET, CLEAR & 73 DEGREES

Bass fishing is fair and the fish are schooling fish are being caught down the lake. Try a darter head jig with Wackem Crazy Baits shad shaped worm. Also try a Pop R for these fish. In more stained water, try ...