Texas Bass Fishing: Rain Weekend Game Plan

Final Cast Friday reads this weekend honestly: Saturday is the fishing day in North Texas and Sunday is a cold rain day. Briggs lays out the Saturday pre-rain plan — wind-blown creek mouths and secondary points (ESE wind ~15 mph, high near 64°F, showers building in the afternoon, rain likely Saturday night near an inch), the exact bait (a three-eighths ounce shad-pattern bladed jig with a four inch pearl white trailer on fifteen pound fluorocarbon, ripped free and killed one count in three to seven feet, plus a Carolina rig backup on the first break), the solunar windows, the thunder rule, and the Sunday decision: grouped deep fish in fifteen to twenty-five feet, or stand down and rig rods. Lake Fork sat at 397.70 ft on Nov 12 — 5.30 ft below full pool, 78.4% full (TWDB) — with mid to upper 60s water and a very good bite per guide David Vance (Nov 11). Ray Roberts sat at 630.48 ft, 2.02 ft below pool, 92.9% full (TWDB).

Daily Scripture — James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally.”

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