Cedar Creek Lake Crappie Report for January 2023




2023 has finally arrived and we are excited to see where the year will take us!

Here’s what’s happening on the lake!

Water temp is around 50 degrees, and the lake level is about 3ft low. The White Bass are fantastic and big numbers of fish have been the norm lately. Hybrid Striper are also mixed in and common to catch this time of year. Crappie are moving constantly, searching for pre-spawn locations. Crappie can sometimes be more selective in their menu and schedule, but our team here at BigCrappie has them dialed in. Lots of Crappie on the table this week! As we continue into later January and February, all fish will be in spawning patterns on Cedar Creek Lake.




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Cedar Creek Lake Weather Forecast

Saturday

Severe Tstms

Hi: 90

Saturday Night

Thunderstorms Likely

Lo: 70

Sunday

Hot

Hi: 97

Sunday Night

Slight Chance Thunderstorms

Lo: 75

Monday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 91

Monday Night

Slight Chance Thunderstorms

Lo: 72

Tuesday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 93

Tuesday Night

Slight Chance Thunderstorms

Lo: 76


Cedar Creek Lake Water Level (last 30 days)


Water Level on 6/10: 321.77 (-0.23)



Cedar Creek Lake

Fishing Report from TPWD (May 31)

GOOD. Water normal stain; 72-75 degrees; 0.23 feet above pool. Crappie continue to be excellent on brush piles and boat docks are producing great numbers. Focus on brush in 12-16 feet on the main lake. Minnows are starting to work but the jig bite is most consistent. White bass and hybrids are excellent schooling in the early mornings all over the lake. Best mornings are cloudy with a touch of wind. Main lake points and humps are producing fish using silver slabs. Keep an eye out for the birds! Largemouth are good early morning top water baits producing fish as well as chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. As the sun rises, focus on deeper docks close to main lake points. Brush piles are also holding a few bass, Carolina rigs, shakey heads are best. Report by Kyle Miers, Lake Country Outfitters.

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