Went yesterday and looked deep and shallow and no bites. If your looking for sand bass the bridges are covered up.

Along the 377 bridge? I would like to put my younger brother and his friends on some sandies.

Yea the fish are hanging next to the river channel.

Hopefully this Spring will be a good season on Granbury for the spawn. With all the creeks and shallows full, it should be. I was doing great until the lake level came back to normal. Now, Im having a hard time tracking them down. Last year most the crappie I caught were 11-12 in, year before they were mostly 12-14. So, Im thinking they might be big again this year.

Zero again today. 57-60 in the backs of coves.

Another zero. Tried everything. Backs of the creeks reached 64 today.

Benbrook is the same.

64 surface temp and zero fish to show for 6 hours on the water. Come on summer when they are easier to catch.

Same here not a sniff on crappie. Found water from 59-64 and nada. This is nirmally the only time of the year I ever try for crappie on Granbury but was a waste of my time today.

I was hoping you found some so I would at least know there are still a few in the lake.

I tried Bee and Ruckers and went to the back. Ruckers was only 59 at the very back. Neither produced a crappie or bass.

Finally caught one in the canal I live on... at night on minnow/bobber. Thought it was going to be on since caught right away and then nothing but buck bass after that one

Im stumped this year. Every since the monsoons last summer, I have yet to figure them out. Im usually catching big slabs in numbers right now, but havent caught one yet. They are not where they usually are. They werent even in the docks that I usually limit out in in an hour in the winter. Im not sure if they arent used to the lake being full or what, but Im glad Im not the only one suffering.