I had guide trips or classes this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We did not go any further north than the mouth of the Attoyac and went as far south as Caney. We stayed generally on the main lake and there really wasn't any indication of the lake changing due to heavy rains. The further up the rivers you go, the water will get muddier and I don't know how much the fish will have acclimated to the environment change but the majority of the lake should be good. That is pretty typical for Sam Rayburn. The water levels have come up a little bit but that is negligible most of the time with the exception of the spawn. As far as safety goes, you wont need to worry about floating debris. The usual dangerous/stumpy areas are the same. You can watch the Ken Smith videos to get an idea of where you can and can't run.


As far as the fishing goes, numbers have been pretty good but size has been an issue for everyone as indicated by the lack of big fish this past weekend in the Sealy Big Bass. Every day is changing right now as it gets cooler and the fishing is getting better every day because the shad is grouping up.


I have this Friday - Sunday available if you are interested in a catching trip or an Elite Angler Academy class.

Clark Reehm
(479)970-3388