Hi folks, Jason Barber here with the www.kingscreekadventures.com fishing and lake report for Cedar Creek Lake. The water level is at 4.67' low and the water temps are in the low 90's. The clarity is slightly stained but good overall, and there are still some biting fish out there despite the heat.

Crappie are fair in the brushpiles in 12 to 20' of water and also can be found under the bridges. Stay with minnows and jigs and experiment with depths from 1 to 5' off bottom. There are a few fish in the treetops on the north end as well in 10 to 16' and they will usually be suspended in these areas too.

Largemouth can be caught around the boat docks that have water on them especially those with more than 5' of water. Drop shots, shaky heads and crankbaits are good in these areas. Another way to find bass is to graph the humps and points in 8 to 20' and find some debris on the bottom with any fish and bait on it and trrow carolina rigs and deep crankbaits.

Catfish are good drifting the north end in 6 to 15' of water with fresh shad or cut bait. You can also cathch fish on the humps in 14 to 24' on bottom and floating a bait 2 to 10' deep across the middle of the lake on the south end in 25 to 40' of water just stay high in the water collum where the bait and oxygen is. Jugs work really well for this technique and you can drift them while you rod and rell fish for some extra action.

Hybrids and sandies are schooling early and late in the first and last hours of daylight. Stay with slabs, spoons, swimbaits and topwaters and enjoy. Areas to look are the Dam Flats, Spillway humps and Key Ranch flats. Keep your boat in 14 to 20' near a dropoff and fish the bottom while you watch for surface activity them move to them and cats into the surfacing activity. During mid-day fish near the bottom near the drop for best results.

Thanks for reading and please give me a call when you book your next fishing trip. We re offering dove hunts in the area for anyone intrested as well. You can reach me at 903-603-2047 or 903-887-7896 Thanks again... Jason Barber