Anyone had any luck the past few days? Where are they?

I'm not that good at finding whites and hybrids when the birds aren't helping

I would look for Humps and deep drop offs. Where the bottom comes up and fall back into deep water.

Hubbard has been very tough for me this year. They are not at the usual structures but when they are they move fast. A week ago I went looking at a dozen places and finally found then at the 3rd buoy Rodney King hump in 15 ft. But most were small. I only found Birds working once this year. But I've fished a lot less this year compare to the last 10 years due too son's activities and due to the flood and rains on the weekends that I can fish. I really can't wait till deadstick season!

Also this time of year, the transitional to Fall/Winter weather, Hubbard is usually tough. That's why I usually head down to the coast during this time where its prime time bull ride of the bull reds!

Birds have been working north of Miller Rd near the railroad bridge. It's a dink fest up there there though. I've been finding them in 13-18 ft of water.

Yes this year on Hubbard has been very tough no one really seems to be on them and if they are its not for long at all.

A few buddies been catching good fish recently.
Mid to late afternoon seem better. Just have Keep looking, they moved often. So not all is lost yet.

Nailed some nice fish mid day Monday. As soon as I found them and caught 5-10 they were gone. Moved 100-150 yards and picked up a few more. Side scan was the savior.

I'll be back out there tomorrow. Probably going to spend the morning fishing for "ditch pickles" but then I'll see if I can find a school of sandies

Hey ETB, did you go again the next day? How'd ya do?

I've been hitting a few out of the marina at Dalrock road and just south of the Heath boat ramp at Terry Park.