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Darrell Lyons runs DW's Guide Service and has been guiding full time since 1990 on Toledo Bend Lake and Sam Rayburn Lake. Along with his fishing guide service Darrell offers his services as a hunting guide, combination Fishing / Golf trips. Be sure to visit Darrell's web site at http://www.toledo-bend.net/guide or email to dwlguide@yahoo.com

Toledo Bend Reservoir Fishing Report
for
March 9, 2010

Toledo Bend Fishing Report

Mid Lake and South End

Water Temp.~ 51* to 60*

Lake Level ~ 172.33

one unit 24 hrs generating at this time

6 flood gates open 1 ft each

BASS ~ Good. Start with a gambler swimblade 3/8 oz in 4' to 9' of water along creeks and ditches next to spawning areas fished on a TFO medium action rod designed by GARY LOOMIS on 30lb 8lb dia FINS windtammer in high viz pink vizable on top but not below by the fish helping you catch more fish as day warms throw a swimblade or a E2BAITS needle worm wacky style in green pumpkin in 2'to 4' . Remember to spray all your baits with Kick N Bass.

BREAM ~ Slow. On worms and Berkly Power Maggots over brush on edge of creeks.

CRAPPIE ~ Slow. Around brush in 6 to 20 of water on shinners and 1/16 oz. black/chartreuse colored tubes.

CATFISH ~ Slow. In 18' to 22' of water on Catfish Charlie and liver around flats .

WHITE BASS ~ Fair. up river the annual migration is starting but high water making it tough live crawfish working best on the river.


Take a kid fishing, and remember...
If it tugs on the line... SET THE HOOK!

Guide Darrell W Lyons
(409) 625-4585
email: dwlguide@yahoo.com
http://www.toledo-bend.net/guide

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