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Summertime on Cedar Creek Lake

July 6th, 2022079 With summer temps arriving full force early this summer, mid June to be exact, the fish have already gone to their summer patterns. Early mornings and late evenings look for schooling fish around shallow humps, use online spinners and top waters. When fish go down, switch over to chrome jigging spoons. During middle of the days, we are...

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Cedar Creek Lake Spring 2022 Schooling Tips

May 6th, 20220105 As the white bass finish their spawning and head out onto the main lake, they are hungry and are feeding heavily on small thread fin shad. Watch for circling seagulls over main lake humps and points. Attempt to position boat upwind and drift in the the schooling fish or use an anchor. Lures of choice are small chrome slabs like a...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips Spring 2022

April 9th, 2022061 With the water temp now in the low 60’s, fishing is heating up, white bass are coming back out of the creeks after spawning and are stacking up on main lake humps and points, 18-24 feet of depth, with most fish being caught 3-5 feet off the bottom. We are using chartreuse and chrome jigging spoons with a crappie jig tied above it...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips July 2021

July 13th, 20210209 As summer sets in and water temps are now in the mid 80’s a moderate thermocline has set in around 22 feet. What does that mean? It means that little or no fish will be below that depth. Each lake is different, with some lakes having a thermocline well past 30 feet and others as shallow as 16-17 feet. It depends on water clarity,...

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Cedar Creek Lake Summer 2021 Fishing Tips

June 23rd, 2021091 With summer coming soon and with it already very hot, water temps have pushed into the lower 80s, resulting in a thermocline setting in around 22 feet which means very few fish will be in water deeper than that. Sandies will begin to stack up on main lake points anywhere from 11-15 feet depending on how hot the water temps get to. And...

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Report June 2021

June 2nd, 20210152 June 1, 2021 White bass are good to excellent with limits the norm, early morning schooling around retaining walls on swim baits such as a chrome rattletrap or soft plastics, as day progresses humps from 16-32 feet of water on slabs snd jigging spoons in chrome, chartreuse or white in 1/2 to 1 oz jigged up and down, use your sonar to...

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Cedar Creek Lake May 2021 Fishing Tips

May 11th, 2021044 Fish are all over the place and on the move at Cedar Creek Lake! We are finding some early morning schooling fish near retaining walls chasing spawning. We are using rattle traps or any soft plastic swim baits, then we are fishing main lake humps and points from 19-24 feet using any color slab. Limits are the norm right now but expect...

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Jigging Tips for Fishing at Cedar Creek Lake

April 26th, 2021067 With the slab bite in full force and limits are the norm, you can double the fun by tying a Maribou jig above your jigging spoon resulting in many double hookups. Any main lake hump or point from 19-24 feet is a good place to start. If you aren’t catching many or not any of size, keep moving around until you find better-sized fish....

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Cedar Creek Lake Fishing Tips Spring 2021

April 13th, 2021096 Early spring means water is warming up and fish are hungry and readily biting slabs. We are catching them 19-24 feet in lower end of lake points and humps. Chrome slabs from 3/8-3/4 oz working well by being jigged off the bottom. Book your Cedar Creek Lake fishing trip with expert fishing guide Billy Seaman. Billy has more than 20...

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