Howdy my brother and I are gonna hit some creeks for sandies, was wondering what they are hitting on and the colors, thanks in advance

It has been tough to beat a 1/4 oz white rooster tail... White road runner with white grub has also been good. Very clear where I have been fishing.

Last Saturday very slow, everything failed except fluke the little one worked caught more than ten

Flyrod and a clouser in chartreuse and white. All you need killed them Sunday and with this rain should be on everywhere!

I caught a bunch of them Friday (03/04) on white skirted spinner baits, curly tail grubs (white and chartreuse), and beetle spins (white and chartreuse). They love in-line spinner baits like Rooster Tails too, but be prepared to lose a few. Their treble hooks snag everything in the creek.

jdmoontx, that is why you use a 1/6th oz. rooster tail or blue fox. Lighter, with ul gear can cast it a mile, and start the retreive within a nanosecond of when it hits the water! Absolute murder on creek or river running whites! Been using them for years, all kinds of success with them.

or 1/8roostrtail chartreuse my fav

blue fox #2 has been great.

Cheap bass pro knock off rooster tails in 1/8 oz are a cheap and very good universal bait for the creeks in Dfw.

If I could only use 1 lure for spawning sandies, it would be a 1/8 or 1/6 oz rooster tail.

My favorite is a tiny fluke. Either the fin-s fish or Berkly power bait in the 2 1/2 inch size. A weightless Zoom tiny fluke is also deadly when the creek level is a bit lower.


Reggie

Chart.. is it, 1/8 oz head