This time of year most bass fishermen have watched every DVR recorded fishing show they have trying to get ready for the upcoming spawn. Episodes of Mark Zona, Bassmasters and Major League Fishing have been played at my house quite regularly, to the point of exhaustion.
Well, as hunting seasons are nearing the end a lot of fisherman are itching to get out there and catch some bass. However, this time of year water temps are in the 40’s and 50’s and the air temps are in the 20’s and 30’s. Not ideal for most fishermen to want to make 10 mile runs in a bass boat running 60 plus mph. The remedy for this is to try one of 20 or so power plant lakes Texas has to offer. Here are a few tips to help you on planning a trip to a power plant lake. In part 2 of my blog on power plant lakes, we will go over fishing tactics.
Here is a list of 14 Texas Power Plant Lakes you can fish. See which one is close to you and plan a trip to see if you can shake the rust off and cure yourself from cabin fever and put some bass on the deck.
Check out my blog next week when I will be going over tips and tactics to catch these warm water pigs when common sense tells you it is too cold to fish.
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