I only fished three days last week, but had good action on every outing and had Customers go home with plenty of filets for their fish frys! This time of the year it seems that you have a really good day and then you have to really fish hard and burn a lot of gas to find them on other days. Saturday was a good example of one of the "Really Good Days" as the fishermen in the picture from Belton Texas had their 50 fish limit of White Bass by 9AM and then we caught 25 nice Eater Size Blue & Channel Cats to top off the Ice Chest! We did all this before 10:30AM and were back at Fisherman's Point Marina before it got hot! I like the Easy Days!




We're still finding most of our White Bass up the Richland Creek on Points and Humps in 10'-15' feet of water and catching them on RSR Slabs with a Jig Teaser. The Catfish are often in the same areas as this it where the Shad are and the water conditions are to the liking of the fish. The Thermocline is around 20'-25' feet and fish will be in water depths above this level where the oxygen and temperature is to their liking.


September can be a difficult time to catch fish for those not on the Lake very often. The fish are normally on the move, difficult to find and the bite is sometimes slow. However, if you are on the Lake nearly everyday as we are, we're still able to find the fish and catching becomes a little easier. It's also the time of the year that we fish for White Bass, Catfish and even slip a Crappie Trip in occasionally. Give us a call and We'll Go Catchin'!


Royce & Adam Simmons
Gone Fishin' Guide Service
www.gonefishin.biz
903-389-4117