Lake Tawakoni Fishing Reports

Lake Tawakoni Fishing Report

Lake Tawakoni is showing excellent catfishing conditions as warmer weather brings fish into a more active feeding pattern. Water temperatures are rising, and both Channel Catfish and Blue Catfish are biting consistently across deeper sections of the lake. Anglers using live bait such as shrimp or cut bait are seeing solid results, especially when using drift fishing methods. Stable weather has helped maintain favorable conditions, making this a great time to get out on the water.

For those planning a trip, early mornings and late afternoons continue to be the most productive times. These cooler windows during the day increase fish activity and offer a more comfortable experience for anglers. Many successful outings are happening around submerged structures and drop-offs where catfish are gathering in search of food.

If you're wondering where to go, focus your efforts in deeper channels, creek mouths, or areas with steady water movement. These zones are producing steady action, and Captain Floyd Slocum knows them well. His local knowledge allows guests to maximize their time and target fish efficiently throughout the trip.

Whether you're a regular on the lake or visiting for the first time, the fishing has been consistently strong. With the right bait, timing, and location, it’s a great season to put fresh catfish on the line. Stay tuned to our fishing reports for updated tips, and don’t wait too long—prime catfishing weather is here. Book your Lake Tawakoni trip today and enjoy a great day on the water with F.L. Catfish Fishing Guide.