Ok, I'm going to Squaw Creek this evening for a few hours if it is open. I have a badge and have been fishing it this past winter from the bank. I left it out of the title cuz I understand it would immediately get off topic. I will get all the info I can on when it is opening and post tomorrow.
To my question, Squaw Creek is a power plant lake and the water will be warmer than other bodies of water today. I have only caught fish on soft plastics in the watermelon and pumpkin seed colors throughout the winter. I have seen people catch on spinnerbaits but I haven't gotten 1 bite on one. I am wondering if fish have already spawned on these power plant lakes and what should I focus on. I am limited as I can't launch there yet. Thoughts?

Weightless senko or a weighless superfluke would be something to try.

thanks
if anyone wants to tag along I can bring a guest. just send my a pm. I will be leaving granbury (377 and 144 intersection) at 6:15. They usually close at dark. Or you can wait at the gate for me.

I would try a big 10" worm. You wont get as many bites, but the quality of fish will probably be better. Try any of them in the darker colors.

Thats what I caught the 6 pounder on. A black 10" powerworm. Unfortunately I think I am out and don't have time between work and the park closing to go get more. I have to make a beeline from the rig to the park. Atleast its only 15 minutes or less away.

Big swimbaits white spinner baits chrome and blue rattle traps but all the fish are probably done spawning by now