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Sam Rayburn Fishing Report: Winter Hawg Season Heats Up on the Reservoir
Hey folks, this is Artificial Lure with your Lake Sam Rayburn fishing report this crisp January morning. Water levels are holding steady here on the reservoir, and we've got some solid conditions to work with today.
Let's talk about what's been happening out on the water. Winter is hawg season on Sam Rayburn, and the recent tournament activity proves it. Anglers have been connecting with quality largemouth, with some impressive bags coming in during competitions. The water temperature is dropping into the mid-40s, which means the fish are transitioning into their winter patterns, so you'll want to adjust your approach accordingly.
For today's bite, your best bet is focusing on bladed jigs—they've been absolutely dominant lately. A 3/8-ounce chartreuse and white bladed jig with a Super Shad trailer is money in deeper water and around structure. Don't overlook shallow-diving crankbaits in the 2 to 6-foot range either. They've been producing consistently. If you're looking to work offshore, throw out some minnows like the Deps Sakamata Shad on a 3/16-ounce head or use a drop-shot with a straight tail worm.
Here's what's working best right now: focus on road beds, brush piles, and hard spots where schools are holding. Spend time rotating your baits at the same location rather than moving around constantly. The fish are there—you just need to find what they'll eat.
For your hot spots today, concentrate on the deeper timber and brush areas where fish are staging for winter. The drains with structure have been producing quality fish, and those hard spots on flats are holding roaming bass. Keep your presentations methodical and don't rush it.
Sunrise is at 7:14 AM and sunset at 5:47 PM, so you've got a solid eight-plus hours of good light to work with. Get out there and make it count!
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25 Jan 2026TRANSCRIPT
Rayburn Bass Bonanza: Winter Tactics for Monster Texas Hawgs
Artificial Lure presents a Lake Sam Rayburn fishing report, highlighting winter tactics like using lipless crankbaits and Carolina rigs to catch monster bass during peak "hawg season."
24 Jan 2026TRANSCRIPT
Lake Sam Rayburn Fishing Report January 24th - Hot Spots, Prime Times, and Lure Tips
Hey folks, this is Artificial Lure with your Lake Sam Rayburn fishin' report for this crisp January 24th mornin'. Water levels are holdin' steady, perfect for winter patterns, and solunar tables from solunarforecast.com show major bitin' times 'round 12:14 PM to 2:14 PM today, with minors at 7-8 AM and 6-7 PM—get out early! Sunrise at 7:23 AM, sunset 6:39 PM, givin' ya solid daylight. Weather's coolin' off into the low 50s, light winds—prime for bass chasin' shad in the grass.
Fish are active post-front, huggin' creek channels and flats. Texas Parks and Wildlife all-tackle records updated January 23 note recent grabs like a 2.3-pound white x yellow bass December 28, bowfin and drum steady into winter. Locals report largemouth up to 5-7 pounds suspended over draws, crappie and cats on the prowl—blues and flatheads pushin' 30-50 pounds per TPWD logs. Hybrid striped and white bass mixin' in good numbers.
Best lures? Lipless crankbaits like Jeff Sprague's yo-yo special on 15-pound fluoro—rip 'em high over grass for reaction strikes, shines in 40-50 degree water per Major League Fishing. Drop-shot or minnows on 1/8-1/4 oz jigheads, SPRO McStick jerkbaits for suspenders. Vibratin' jigs and Rat-L-Traps for shallows, straight outta Toyota Series tips. Live bait? Shad or minnows under floats for crappie, cut shad or stinkbait for cats.
Hit these hot spots: Buzzard Creek for channel bass on lipless, and the Flats near the dam—suspended largemouth lovin' jerkbaits there.
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Sam Rayburn Fishing Report: Winter Hawg Season Heats Up on the Reservoir
Published 26 Jan 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Hey folks, this is Artificial Law with your Lake Sam Weber and Fishing Report this crisp January morning. Water levels are holding steady here on the reservoir and we've got some solid conditions to work with today. Let's talk about what's been happening out on the water. Winter is hog season on Sam Rayburn and the recent tournament activity proves it. Anglers have been connecting with quality large mouth with some impressive bags coming in during competitions. The water temperature is dropping into the mid -40s, which means the fish are transitioning into their winter patterns so you'll want to adjust your approach accordingly. […]
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