Jackson Lake

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 1.55 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is slow. Fish can be caught relatively shallow in 3 to 12 foot of water, but more of the better fish may be found grouped up in the deeper winter holding areas. Flat side crank baits like a Shad Rap have shallow ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 1.16 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is slow. With the water temperatures still cold bites far and few. Still a small number of bass are being caught up the Alcovy River. The early morning bite, before 10:00am, still seems to be the most productive. ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 1.16 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is slow. With the water temperatures ranging cold finding bites is tough. Still a small number of bass will bite as the spots are the best bet on the lake. Spots can more tolerant to the cold waters. Fish the lower ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN .76 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is fair. Go south towards the dam area and crank the new Shad Rap in the sexy shad pattern. Fish the channel ledges and the shallow areas around the points is where most of the active bass are. Use a good flexible ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN .70 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is fair even with the cold 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 be the favorite in Yellow River. ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 1.3 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is slow. As the cold weather blasts through, the bass feel the pressure and the water temperatures and this shut down their activity levels. The best time will be when we have had a couple of warm days in a row. ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN .4 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is good. This is now a full blown spotted bass lake and these fish can handle weather changes better than largemouth. Before the next cold front hits some bass will probably move to near the backs of these same ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 1.2 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is slow. The cold front will slow them a few days but this will rebound as the bait starts to school up in larger tighter schools. This is where the Lowrance Structure Scan and Down Scan technology will pay off. ...

LAKE JACKSON IS DOWN 2.5 FEET, 60’S

Bass fishing is fair and only some small bass are biting ones and an occasional keeper. The shad are active now on the flats and in the coves and this would be a good time to start early in the morning with your top water baits. ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 1.1 FEET, CLEAR & 70’S

Bass fishing is fair. Mimi Me spinnerbait’s are taking most of the quality fish but use a slow presentation around rocky areas. Some fish are back in the pockets but many are up on flats and points. There will be ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .33 FEET, CLEAR & 80’S

Bass fishing is fair. Bass are starting to move and use the top water baits, crank baits and the plastic worms. Start off the morning up in the rivers or large creeks and try to find moving water. Throw Pop R’s and ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .23 FEET, CLEAR & 80’S

Bass fishing is fair. At the dam, try fishing the steeper banks with jigs and slow moving dark colored Zoom green pumpkin u tale worms. White spinner baits are catching a few when thrown right up next to the bank ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .61 FEET, CLEAR & 90’S

Bass fishing is slow. Bass are up very early with the full moon but after 9am, it gets tough. Spend the day on deep structure, deepest docks and blow downs. Early morning fishing is good throwing a buzz baits or Charger ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .67 FEET, CLEAR & 90’S

Bass fishing is fair. Concentrate on flats close to the creek bends at 12 to 17 feet deep. Sea walls are fair early with e small Red Fin. A small Fat Free shad in pearl or all white on ten pound test line will get ...

JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN .69 FEET, CLEAR & 80’S

Bass fishing has slowed down a bit due to the hot and muggy weather. Early in the morning is a good time to throw a buzz bait or a Storm Chug bug off any point in the lake. Some bass are taking these baits early and ...