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Lake Granbury

Posted By: Brent S

Lake Granbury - 03/24/18 11:25 PM

So I went to Granbury for the first time today and I caught 1 tiny fish. What is typically done out there to catch fish? I flipped and skipped several docks and cranked a few areas. Do the fish stay shallow out there? Thanks in advance for any tips!
Posted By: James Biggs

Re: Lake Granbury - 03/24/18 11:47 PM

Generally shallow. Spinnerbait, Chatterbait, square bill & Tx rig. I went the other day out there. I stayed on the move & finally ran into a big wad of fish on secondary points 2/3rds the way back in the creeks.
Posted By: Brent S

Re: Lake Granbury - 03/25/18 01:36 AM

Thanks, James! I'm going to give it another try next weekend.
Posted By: Tjbev13

Re: Lake Granbury - 03/25/18 03:11 PM

What do I need to know about running that lake? Any advice?
Posted By: ibfish_n

Re: Lake Granbury - 03/25/18 03:15 PM

I have been on granbury the last two weeks lots of two and three pounder once in a while I would hook a four and five pounders. yesterday I had a 23 lb bag they are there the baits and areas james mentioned are good find clean water and bait and u will find fish good luck
Posted By: Patrnflyr

Re: Lake Granbury - 03/26/18 01:48 AM

We catch them in shad colored rattle traps and square bills, Ned and wacky rigs in watermelon colors but some were using white and strawberry last week. I caught an 8.2 fishing with minnows at the entrance to a creek in about 5 feet of water last weekend while fishing for crappie which I still haven’t found. We catch some massive stripers up in the trees too. My son caught a 4 and 6 pound largemouth and then next morning a 10lb striper in the same area. Also, VERY important to use the channel buoys and stay close to them. If you have a map, follow closely. We were just idling and bumped up against a branch of a huge tree in 30ft of water with no hazard markings. Luckily, we were only at idle speed but it’ll wake you up quickly. I’m sure there’s other ones out there which are much more ominous.
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