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Martin Lake
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02/25/25 08:58 PM
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ETXfisher91
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Has anyone been on Martin Lake catfishing? My little boy wants to go after school on friday. I was wanting to go throw a bag of cubes out in a couple of spots friday mid-morning on the hot water side and get back out there about 4:00pm.
my main concern is depth they are in...
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Re: Martin Lake
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02/27/25 01:15 PM
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Which Martin Lake? There's four in Texas. Are you talking about the one near Tatum?
Really, no matter which one it is, you'll need to fish in really shallow water, preferably where the main feeder river or creek is. With the warm weather this week, the shallows are going to be on fire. I would search for an area with a muddy bottom instead of a rocky bottom. The mud absorbs heat better and the shad will be basking in those areas. You don't really need to chum the area unless you're preferring to catch channel cats, in which case you could. Try to get some shad, even if it's frozen. The fish will really be going after them. Good luck!
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Re: Martin Lake
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03/03/25 05:06 PM
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Which Martin Lake? There's four in Texas. Are you talking about the one near Tatum?
Really, no matter which one it is, you'll need to fish in really shallow water, preferably where the main feeder river or creek is. With the warm weather this week, the shallows are going to be on fire. I would search for an area with a muddy bottom instead of a rocky bottom. The mud absorbs heat better and the shad will be basking in those areas. You don't really need to chum the area unless you're preferring to catch channel cats, in which case you could. Try to get some shad, even if it's frozen. The fish will really be going after them. Good luck! Yeah, it was the one near tatum... We got skunked. not even a bump... We fished the warm water discharge. Talked to a few others and they didn't have much luck that day either. Thanks for all the info!! I think the next trip we are going to go on the far south where Martin creek feeds in. just like you described.
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