Ray hubbard is where you want to be. That lake has some of the biggest buffalo in dfw.

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Here's my biggest from Hubbard, don't remember the length but she went 38lbs

A 32-inch buffalo is definitely a trophy. The lake record for Grapevine is 36 inches and just over 30 pounds, so there are 32 inch fish in Grapevine. Catching one is just a matter of running through the numbers. I have caught several buffs over 32 inches but they are few and far between. Buffs are one of my favorite fish to catch and I put this picture of the state catch and release black buffalo (36.25 inches and 26.60 pounds) on the back of my book, “The Art of Fishing for Records.”



If you are interested in a fish that size, I would recommend chumming with range cubes, then using range cubes as bait. Here is a video of how I rig them.

https://youtu.be/4HJNrljkWGI

If you are looking for tips on how to catch record and trophy fish, I recommend getting a copy of my book. There are lots of secrets in there on how to accomplish your goals.

Here is the fish I caught yesterday...

Could not seem to get the photo to load from my phone?

Anyways, going back after them again today! Maybe they want to play a bit before the snow comes.

Just this guy today and a few 10ish lb carp.

Amazing how different the carp bite vs the buffs.

I lost a big buffalo, would have got my record... But he popped off as soon as I got eyes on him.

Nice fish.