Posted By: Jawz
Sam Rayburn Bluegills - 12/14/19 08:05 AM
I know Crappie fishing is great on Rayburn, but how's the fishing for Bluegills this time of year? I'm ready to break out the ultra lights
Sam Rayburn Bluegills
Posted By: banker-always fishing
Re: Sam Rayburn Bluegills - 12/14/19 10:45 AM
I do not fish in your area but I can tell you down here the creek fishing has been "ON FIRE"! Plenty of BIG Redbreast and Bluegill! Also some nice LMB! 
Side Note: Still catching a BIG Rio or two!
Side Note: Still catching a BIG Rio or two!
Posted By: Laker One
Re: Sam Rayburn Bluegills - 12/14/19 02:42 PM
Never have fished Sam Rayburn but I am catching nice late fall Bluegill in 14 to 20 feet of water holding close to brush piles.
Winter patterns are usually slow bite in deeper water. 14 to 20 feet deep by structure.
Winter patterns are usually slow bite in deeper water. 14 to 20 feet deep by structure.
Posted By: Jawz
Re: Sam Rayburn Bluegills - 12/18/19 03:37 AM
Thanks guy's. Went there over the weekend. Caught a couple fish.