America Outdoors (update
here)
"The
growing white bass population at O.H. Ivie Reservoir, east of San Angelo,
makes it a better white bass fishing destination. It's a young lake, and
records are continually being broken. See update for current report."
J.P Greeson's Weekly Fishing
Report (update here)
"Water
clear; 75 degrees; 8' low; Black bass to 8.26 pounds are good on Carolina-rigged
plastic baits fished in 20 to 30 feet off main lake points. Crappie are
good at night on minnows and jigs fished in 25 to 30 feet along river channels.
White bass are fair on topwaters and spoons fished during the day and on
slabs and minnows at night under lights. Catfish are good on trotlines
baited with live bait. See update for current report."
Set The Hook
"This
new reservoir, named for the president of the Colorado River Water District,
is a welcome addition to the West Texas fishing scene. Watch this one.
It has been stocked with smallmouth bass and the so-called "Arkansas strain"
of walleye that has reached weights of 21-22 pounds in Arkansas and Missouri."
Earl Burleson
"O.H.
Ivie Reservoir is currently one of the best Bass fishing lakes in Texas,
and in the nation. Five, six and seven pounders are common, with eight,
nine and ten pounders a real possibility. Every trip could produce a new
lake record. If Crappie or Catfish is your desire, a fun filled trip is
in store. With a large population of Bass, Crappie and Catfish, this lake
has some of the best all around fishing in the state."
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