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I got a call Monday evening from my friend Capt John Havens for an invite for me an a friend of ours Dennis also known as (Big DS) on west end, To go check out Lake Sabine in the morning, it was last minute and I had to pass on the last invite so I did not want to miss out this time. We got to the ramp around 9:15 and started are first wade by 9:30
John said it was going to be a grind today and the plan was to wade 3 or 4 spots during the day and pick the best one for the evening bite, well we caught fish at every spot we fished and around 4 o’clock we went back to the one that produced the best. From 4:30 till dark it was like someone turned on the fish switch it was non stop action. We caught and released about 30 to 40 trout and a few reds. The big fish of the day went to John with a nice 27” trout; it was released along with a few other fish in the 24 to 25” range.
All fish were caught in 4 to 6 ‘of water over soft mud with a falling tide and the wind was about 10 to 12 most of the day. We used Corkys and sand eels most of the day.
John said it was going to be a grind today and the plan was to wade 3 or 4 spots during the day and pick the best one for the evening bite, well we caught fish at every spot we fished and around 4 o’clock we went back to the one that produced the best. From 4:30 till dark it was like someone turned on the fish switch it was non stop action. We caught and released about 30 to 40 trout and a few reds. The big fish of the day went to John with a nice 27” trout; it was released along with a few other fish in the 24 to 25” range.
All fish were caught in 4 to 6 ‘of water over soft mud with a falling tide and the wind was about 10 to 12 most of the day. We used Corkys and sand eels most of the day.
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