What do you all do when waters turn muddy? Live on Lake Granbury and the water is flowing and MUDDY!

I use bright colors or white. Minnows are a good option too.

Big Active Minnows!

Yup , It�s chocolate milk color .

White

Big jigs, 3� Bobby garland slab slayr, 1/8oz Road runner with willow leaf, they tend to stay shallower longer and tight to brush when the water is muddy.

And if jig fishing slow your presentation down,light jig head, give them a chance to see it...

Thank you all for the information.

I generally just stay at home and work until water conditions improve.

When I must go out, I used an unpainted jig head, and a really bright color. Then I find a place with an eddy or slack water complete with structure of some sort and go at figuring a presentation.

This rain is really messing with my plans at school. I teach Outdoor Adventures in high school and we are finishing up our fishing unit. My intentions were to show them how to clean and fillet fish. We have already watched a few videos, but wanted the to get a little hands on experience. It'll be awhile before the lakes clear up.

So, do you need someone to supply some fish for them to clean? I am raking care of my sick dad right now, but there may be someone nearby that can supply some fish...how many would you need?

I do things around the house and wait for better days.

I have crappie in the freezer to eat.

I may end up going to Squaw Creek and catch a few bass and tilapia. Granbury will be shot for crappie and whites for a while. At least that is my thinking.

These heads of Lane's at Constant Pursuit Outfitters are really good in off color water. You don't have to cast them out, just a bump will send flash and vibration.