I was reading an article the other day online about how underfished for Blues Ray Hubbard is.. The Texas parks and Wildlife said that they netted the lake a couple of years back and pulled up many Giant blues in the 60+ lb range.. The article went on to say that few anglers chase those monster Blues on this lake , mainly because of the boat traffic and PWC that swarm it in the spring and summer months.. I guess I will have to give hubbard a whirl this fall and winter..Could a record size Blue be roaming them waters?

yes there is. i talked to raeph at TPWD at he said they netted one right at 85# this past year out there. i know there are some biggies in there.

Is the best way to cath these monsters trolling with some type of cut bait?

shhhhhh! ... ya'll don't let this story get out ... lotsa folks round here thinks our cat population is on the verge of being depleted

I caught a 26lb Blue there in January on a jug. YUM.

There are some bigguns in there...

i think my biggest in there is in the upper 30s. i some some that have caught some bigger ones.

drifting in the winter is your best bet

Ain't no big blues in Hubbard, all the channels ate em'

now now dave, i know better

then again, what the heck do you know about catfishing anyhow

hope to see ya soon! got me a new prop and all is quiet now.

ya'll leave them blue's alone at hubbard let a pro handle those

My buddy caught a 42lb blue on rod and reel from the bank, in early spring this year.

Hay Rat, glad you got the prop situation resolved. Don't know a danged thang about catching them big ol' blues. Think I caught one on accident though. How's the fishing on the vine?

Bigcat

i dont know dave, i am going to see how t is saturday evening. i am going to try a drift, i think you taught me a thing or two about that.

probably play with sandies for a couple hours then do a few drifts

in this heat, what would be the best approsch right now for a biggun'. tied up in trees, or drifting deeper?

Hey Jason---Good to see you got the prop issue fixed. You'll have to tell me how you did up in OKie land.

We recently had more luck at RH under the bridges. We tied up under the west bridge in the east end on the pylons by the riprap... if that makes sense.

It kept us out of the heat and with a light breeze--it was great.