Took Dwight and his crew out on the day before the big cold front on Ray Roberts. Dwight took a sand bass trip with me last spring and wanted to tangle with some blues this winter. Today the fish were piled under shad in 50-72ft of water. The fish were active and feeding on the drop offs, but not feeding on the deep flat. They were on the flat but would not touch a bait. Today the fish really seemed to prefer buffalo over gizzard shad and perch. I think they just wanted something different than the threadfin they were eating. One of the 8 pounders we cleaned had about 20 threadfin in it's stomach that were not digested yet. They are definitely eating well this winter. We tried shallow a few times, but the active fish were mainly at the 50ft mark. Water temp was 47-49 degrees and a 5-10mph northeast to east wind. It was a tough day on the water, but we managed 26 nice fish. Had a blast with this group and look forward to our next adventure this Spring.
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