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Rio Grande Fishing Report: Clear Skies, White Bass, and Stripers Await Anglers
- 2024/11/15
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For anglers heading to the Rio Grande in Texas today, November 15, 2024, here’s what you can expect for a productive and enjoyable day of fishing. The weather is looking pleasant with clear skies and temperatures ranging from 68°F to 82°F. Expect light winds, making it ideal for both boat and shore fishing, with no significant precipitation predicted. Sunrise is at approximately 7:34 AM, and sunset will be around 7:04 PM, giving you ample daylight to fish.
Since the Rio Grande is a river, tidal cycles are not a major factor, but the water levels are slightly below normal due to recent receding from the rainfall. The water temperature is around 85 degrees Fahrenheit, and the clarity is generally good, although some areas might be slightly stained.
Fishing in the Rio Grande has been good, especially for those targeting white bass and stripers. Yesterday, anglers reported good catches of these species in the deeper waters. White bass are active in 30-50 feet around sheer ledges, particularly where you find deeper bait balls. Striped bass are also fair in deeper waters, around 40-60 feet.
For white bass, using lures like Lil George, spoons, crankbaits, and Sabiki rigs can put you in good stead. For striped bass, bucktail jigs and flutter spoons are effective. Following the birds and bait balls is key, as they often indicate where the fish are schooling.
Hot spots include the areas around sheer bluffs and ledges, especially up the Rio Grande near buoys 20-23. The Devils River area is also promising, with fish congregating around channel ledges.
Overall, the conditions are ideal for a day of fishing on the Rio Grande, so grab your gear and head out to take advantage of the good fishing.
Since the Rio Grande is a river, tidal cycles are not a major factor, but the water levels are slightly below normal due to recent receding from the rainfall. The water temperature is around 85 degrees Fahrenheit, and the clarity is generally good, although some areas might be slightly stained.
Fishing in the Rio Grande has been good, especially for those targeting white bass and stripers. Yesterday, anglers reported good catches of these species in the deeper waters. White bass are active in 30-50 feet around sheer ledges, particularly where you find deeper bait balls. Striped bass are also fair in deeper waters, around 40-60 feet.
For white bass, using lures like Lil George, spoons, crankbaits, and Sabiki rigs can put you in good stead. For striped bass, bucktail jigs and flutter spoons are effective. Following the birds and bait balls is key, as they often indicate where the fish are schooling.
Hot spots include the areas around sheer bluffs and ledges, especially up the Rio Grande near buoys 20-23. The Devils River area is also promising, with fish congregating around channel ledges.
Overall, the conditions are ideal for a day of fishing on the Rio Grande, so grab your gear and head out to take advantage of the good fishing.