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Fishing at Hubert M Moss Lake, Texas
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ANGLING OPPORTUNITIES Largemouth Bass Spotted Bass Catfish Crappie White Bass Sunfish PREDOMINANT FISH SPECIES Largemouth Bass (aka Black Bass, Green Trout, Bigmouth Bass, Lineside Bass) Spotted Bass (aka Kentucky Spotted Bass, Spotted Black Bass) White Bass (aka Sand Bass, Barfish, Streaker, Silver Bass) Channel Catfish (aka Willow Cat, Forked-tail Cat, Fiddler, Spotted Cat, Lady Cat) Crappie> (aka White Perch, Sac-a-lait, Calico Bass) Bass Identification Guide Channel and Blue Catfish Identification Guide TIPS & TACTICS Anglers fishing for largemouth and spotted bass will do best in the spring, fall, and winter. Crawdad-colored crankbaits and chartreuse/white spinners can produce nice fish along rocky banks and mainlake points. Worm fishing along timber and brush will produce some big bass in the spring. The lake is full of small spotted bass that are fun to catch on small tubes or small craw worms. Look for crappie in the timber just after the spawn in late spring to early summer. They go deep in warm or cold weather. Boat houses also produce crappie fished with jigs or minnows. Channel catfish are caught best on punch baits or other stink baits. FISHING COVER / STRUCTURE There is standing timber in the upper part of both creek arms and about 150 acres of submersed aquatic vegetation. There are submerged creek channels, humps, and a standing bridge along with scattered boat houses. AQUATIC VEGETATION Some cattail, floating pondweed, hydrilla and coontail. FISHING REGULATIONS All species are currently managed under statewide regulations: Texas Parks and Wildlife Freshwater Bag and Length Limits LAKE RECORDS STOCKING HISTORY LATEST LAKE SURVEY REPORT  Hubert M Moss Lake Fishing NewsFISHING CONDITIONS Hubert M Moss Lake Water LevelHubert M Moss Lake Weather CenterHubert M Moss Lake Fishing ForumMoon Phase CalendarSAFETY Personal Flotation DevicesRules Of The Waterway |
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