Lake Ray Hubbard Fishing Report - the fishing remains good on our wonderful area lake . The water is warming nicely and is 69-72 degrees. The white bass are holding on structure such as humps , points and levees in 23-29 ft of water later in the morning using 3/4 Peekwi Chieftain Slab Spoon. Early morning schooling is going strong on the flats around Robertson Park , Harbor Flats and the jetty around the power plant and if it stays cloudy they stay active for quite awhile. Best bait that I have used is the McQueen and 4 inch CoCo Moe's with 1/2 oz or 3/4 oz DH jig heads. Hybrid/striped bass are good on some of these same flats and multiple shore lines throwing 4 in sassy shads with a 3/4 oz dead head jig heads. You can get these at www.moestackleshop.com and ask Mike to set you up with the Lake Ray Hubbard package that John Varner uses Remember when looking on the flats or shallow water to turn off your motors , approach with your trolling motor . The hybrids spook easily and that way you will catch more fish . When you see fish schooling use the same method with the trolling motor . On some of the points and humps you will mark small pimples on the bottom , drop your slab and raise slowly , when you start catching the pimples turn into arches as you get them stirred up I will be MIA , my girl lives in Moore Oklahoma and I am headed that way in the morning ... She is safe but pretty shaking up . Everybody have a safe weekend cause the holiday brings out the " Can't Fix Stupid Crowd" We have a little pocket change to stock some Hybrids . Thank you everybody for your support of the RHSA

JV Guide Service

Here are some recent pics , had a few catch and release trips also

I wondered how close to the storms she was, sounds like she was lucky. Thanks for the report and have a safe trip to Okie land.

Great report and good to hear that the family is safe.

Great pics and report! Glad to hear she is safe, John!
What a devastating F5 tornado...

Glad she is ok, had a tornado go through my ranch 2 years ago, wiped out the houses a mile away, we got away with roof damage. Wife was very scared, I was on business in Florida. John take care of her.

Arrived in Moore Ok yesterday morning ... The devastation is not easily put into words . Triton Man , A member from the TFF is here with his Operation BBQ Relief . We stopped by to lend a hand ... I will also be there this morning as soon as the flooding stops ... They can't catch a break . Here are a few pics ..

Bryan (Tritonman) is good people with a huge heart!! I have know him almost 40 years. John, thanks for stopping in and lending a hand!!

I see a pattern here with JV. The RHSA needed him and he dropped everything to help. The people of Moore and OBR need some helping hands and he is there to help!!


GOOD ON YOU JOHN VARNER!!

GOOD ON YOU JOHN VARNER!!

+1 on Ruben's comment!

+2

Kudos to Bryan and his crew!!!

John,
Kudos to you and all those who are helping in Moore! A terrible thing, that twister!

Thanks for the trip pictures.

BobC

Good job John, Hope all is well with you girlfriend.

Talked to twin brother this morning. Its an incredible site to see. It was raining hard there so the OBR men are waiting and expecting to serve 5000 meals just for today.

If you can help buy supplies or make donations, click on

http://operationbbqrelief.org/

I just did.

I toured Joplin two years ago and it looked like a war zone, a huge bomb had exploded. But the hit area in Moore is wider and several times longer than Joplin.

Thanks Todd you beat me to that link!!

Here is their Facebook page so you can keep up with what is going on including pictures. Please like their FB page and pass the word!!

https://www.facebook.com/OperationBBQRelief?ref=ts&fref=ts

A super great post!! Thanks for both reports.. Always great to see great people do great things !! Helping people in distress ..doesn't get any better! A smile. A hand. A hug. A HEART. Thanks to ALL who is helping OK.