ALAN HENRY: Water lightly stained; 69 degrees; 1.12’ Black bass to seven pounds are good on black/chartreuse jigs, white spinnerbaits and green pumpkin soft plastics fished shallow along timber. Crappie are good on minnows and jigs. 

ARROWHEAD: Water lightly stained; 66 degrees; 2.79’ low. Black bass are good on swim-blade baits and spinnerbaits along rocky points and vegetation. Crappie are good on minnows and jigs at state park, Deer Creek Bridge, and shallow areas around flooded willows and mesquites with active spawning. White bass are good schooling off rocky points in the lower part of lake. Catfish are good on juglines and drift fishing with shad or punch bait. 

COLORADO CITY: Water clear; 68 degrees; 4.49’ low. Black bass are slow. Crappie are slow. White bass are slow. Catfish are slow.

FT. PHANTOM HILL: Water clear; 67 degrees; 1.51’ low. Black bass are slow. Crappie are fair on minnows and jigs. White bass are fair on live baits. Catfish are slow on live baits.

HUBBARD CREEK: Water lightly stained; 67 degrees; 2.82’ low. Black bass are fair on minnows and red crawfish lipless crankbaits along points, or black/blue jigs worked along timber and reeds. Crappie are fair on jigs and minnows. White bass and hybrid striper are good on live baits and crankbaits along humps and points. Catfish are good on live baits.

NASWORTHY: Water lightly stained; 67 degrees. Black bass are fair on live baits. Crappie are fair on minnows and jigs. Redfish are fair. White bass and striped bass are fair on live baits. Catfish are fair on live and cut baits.

OAK CREEK: Water lightly stained; 67 degrees; 0.97’ low. Black bass are fair on live baits. Crappie are fair on minnows and jigs. Catfish are good on live baits.

O.H. IVIE: Water lightly stained; 67 degrees; 10.24’ low. Black bass are good on shad-colored spinnerbaits, crankbaits and live baits worked along humps and points and worked along tree lines. Crappie are good on minnows and jigs. White bass are good on live baits and poppers. Smallmouth bass are good on live baits and shad-colored crankbaits. Channel catfish are good on live and cut baits.

POSSUM KINGDOM: Water stained 65 degrees; 0.89’ low. Black bass are slow on white spinnerbaits on the north end near wood structures. White bass are slow on the north end off rock points with silver crankbaits. Catfish are slow on yellow jigs in mid-lake creeks.
SPENCE: Water lightly stained; 65 degrees; 49.65’ low. Black bass are slow. Crappie are slow. White bass are slow. Striped bass and hybrid striper are slow. Catfish are slow.

STAMFORD: Water lightly stained; 64 degrees; 1.47’ low. Black bass are slow. Crappie are slow. White and striped bass are fair on live baits. Catfish are fair on live baits.

SWEETWATER: Water lightly stained; 63 degrees; 4.44’ low. Black bass are slow on live baits. Crappie are slow on live baits and jigs. White bass are slow. Catfish are slow on live baits.

WHITE RIVER: Water lightly stained; 64 degrees; 31.85’ low. Black bass are fair on black/blue large soft plastic tubes or jigs, white/chartreuse spinnerbaits, and live baits along stickups and rocky points. Crappie are fair on jigs and minnows. Walleye are good on live baits and crankbaits. Channel catfish are good on live baits.

WICHITA: Water turbid; 67 degrees; 1.80’ low. Crappie are fair near pavilion pilings and off dam. White bass and hybrid striped bass are fair on minnows or live shad in front of the dry spillway area. Channel catfish are fair drift fishing with shad and on trotlines. Boat launching is difficult due to low water conditions.