Texas Bass Fishing: Halloween Weekend Game Plan

Final Cast Friday builds the full Halloween weekend game plan for Texas. No front and no post-front shutdown — just clouds, light east wind, and stable fall water Saturday through Sunday. Saturday is the cloud-cover day: stay shallow on clay points at dawn and creek-mouth flats in 2–5 ft all day. Sunday warms toward 80°F, clocks fall back, and the evening major is the prime window — save your best spot for it. Lake Fork stood at 397.96 ft on Oct 28 (TWDB via Texas Lake Report), 5.04 ft below full pool, with guides reporting 78–80°F water coming out of turnover, shallow 2–5 ft early and 6–13 ft later, crappie good on timber in 20–25 ft, and catfish excellent off points in 18–25 ft. Exact bait breakdown: a 4.8-inch pearl-white swimbait on a 1/4 oz underspin head on 15 lb fluorocarbon, rod at 10 o’clock, steady retrieve on flats early and slow-rolled through 6–13 ft on the creek channel edge later, with a shad 1.5 squarebill at dawn and a 3/16 oz shaky head with a 6-inch green pumpkin trick worm on midday stumps.

Daily Scripture — Psalm 118:24: “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”

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