Fall fishing heating up as water temperatures chill on lakes across the state
The lipless crank bait is a good choice for targeting aggressive fall bass in shallow water that are feeding up ahead of winter. (Photo by Matt Williams)
When water temperatures chill, the bass fishing prospects heat up on lakes across Texas. (Photo by Matt Williams)
Riley Harris of Orange was running some offshore waypoints on November 22 at Sam Rayburn when this 13.79 pounder gobbled up his football jig around a brush pile in about 22 feet of water. It’s the biggest fall bass reported from Sam Rayburn in nearly a decade. (Photo courtesy Tackle Addict)
Riley Harris of Orange has reeled in plenty of heavyweight bass over the years, but none to compare to the bruiser that gobbled up his football jig on the morning of November 22 at Sam Rayburn Reservoir.Harris, 26, was out checking a few waypoints on a chilly Friday when he spotted a few fish on his electronics. The bass were holding around a brush pile in about 22-25 feet of water....
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