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Fish Species at Lake Graham
Largemouth Bass
Good
Channel Catfish
Good
White Crappie
Good
White Bass
Fair
Hybrid Striped Bass
Fair
Sunfish
Fair
Striped Bass
Species data sourced from Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Lake Graham Fishing Guide
Angling Opportunities
Hybrid striped bass and white bass fishing are rated good. Fishing for largemouth bass and crappie can depend on season and water level.
Cover & Structure
Lake Graham is a power plant reservoir, but the plant operates only when demand is high so it does not provide consistent winter fishing. The hot-water discharge is located on the Eddleman portion of the reservoir. The lake offers a variety of cover including smartweed, bulrush, pondweed and lotus.
Tips & Tactics
The hot-water discharge is an excellent area to fish during the winter, especially for hybrid striped bass and white bass. Hybrid stripers are also consistently caught in the equalization channel between Graham and Eddleman and around the dam on the Graham side. For bass, with the variety of cover, a number of techniques can be productive, including flipping, dock fishing, topwater, and spinnerbaits.
Fishing Regulations
All species at Lake Graham are managed under standard Texas statewide regulations.
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