YOUR LAKE RAY ROBERTS FISHING GUIDE

People in the Lone Star State know Lake Ray Roberts as a 2,000-acre fishing paradise near Dallas and just north of Frisco, Texas. The lake has numerous excellent fishing choices, such as Largemouth Bass and Crappie, but it might be the white bass, also known as sand bass that really makes anglers flock to this favorite North Texas fishing spot.

Fishing Lake Ray Roberts, Texas is controlled by the statewide regulations set aside for fishing in Texas.

All anglers, 17 years of age or older must possess a valid Texas Freshwater Fishing License while fishing in public waters. A fishing license can be purchased at your local Walmart or online through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

A trophy Largemouth Bass might be reeled in if anglers cast a jig near some deep underwater points. If you don’t want to chase trophy bass in the colder weather then try fishing for sunfish or perch fish with live bait, more specifically an earthworm, around flooded brush piles.

Largemouth Bass are at their best during the seasons of spring and fall. To catch a trophy largemouth bass you’ll want to head out in the colder weather and book a fishing trip during the winter. Crappie is also at their best in the winter. During this time of year, you can find them in a large school by deep underwater structure areas. So book a trip with a fishing charter on Lake Ray Roberts and he will be able to show you the way.