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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips September 2025

September 15th, 2025039 With water temps in the low to mid 80’s, sandies are still stacked up shallow, 11-13 ft over humps and points. As of now slab bite is non existent. Trolling is the name of the game and if set up correctly, easy limits of good-sized sandies with the occasional Hybrid mixed in. Fish the contour lines near deep water with Alabama rigs to...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Report July 2025

July 9th, 2025069 As water temps warm into the mid 80’s a thermocline will start to appear and that means less oxygen below 20 feet or so, so focus on shallower humps and points for sandies 12-15 feet and suspended hybrids 14-18 feet over deeper humps and points. Early morning schooling occurring on cloudy mornings. We are using 1-2 kz rooster tails,...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Report June 2025

June 3rd, 2025081 Fish are transitioning between spring and summer patterns. As water warms into the 80’s fish will start stacking up shallower. As of now most are in 18-24 feet of water on humps and points but some are stacking up as shallow as 12-14 feet with more to come. Slab bite is still consistent but will slowly evolve into trolling patterns...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Report Spring 2025

May 12th, 20250106 May is a great month to be fishing... Shad will start spawning soon near bulkheads and retaining walls, which will bring in sandies and Hybrids and catfish. We use swim baits or crank baits such as a rattletrap. For the catfish use small thread fin shad under a cork near the bulkhead. We are catching limits of sandies and the...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips Winter 2024 by Fishing Guide Billy Seaman

December 20th, 2024035 With water temps in the high 50’s fish are actively feeding for colder weather that may or may not happen but this time each year they gouge themselves in shad so look for diving seagulls near humps and ledges in the south end of the lake. Use any swim bait such as a sassy shad in chartreuse or day glo. When birds are not working, we...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Guide Fall 2024

October 14th, 2024039 With fall looming, maybe??? Fish will start feeding well in case we have winter??? The white bass bite has been the most consistent with limits the norm, but most are being caught in 10-14 feet of water on or around humps and ridges. Very little schooling at this time, most are being caught on chrome jigging spoons jigged vertically....

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips Summer 2024

June 20th, 2024078 On cloudy mornings we look for schooling under the birds, using shad colored rattletraps or swim baits. If it’s windy position boat upwind of schooling activity and drift thru the schooling. Watch your fish closely, lots of undersized hybrids mixed in with the sandies. If schooling is not occurring, we are fishing humps and points...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Guide Spring 2024 Update

April 2nd, 2024058 Cedar Creek Lake is full of water and fish add in spawning mode. Catching limits of white bass under the birds all over the lake in chrome jigging spoons and swim baits in water 16-24 ft with the occasional hybrid mixed in. For those who enjoying fishing creeks, use light tackle with small swim baits or rattle traps fish in eddy...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Guide December 2023 Update

December 9th, 2023039 With water temps in the high 50’s fish are feeding well in anticipation of winter whether we have a cold one or not. White bass biting well on chrome and chartreuse jigging spoons on humps and points in water 16-20 ft, drop lure to bottom, 1-2 turns then jig it up and down. Most bites occur while raising lure. Crappie are good over...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips October 2025, by Fishing Guide Billy Seaman