Originally Posted By: John Wann
I plan on bringing my new riverboat for some fishing if it can handle that lake.

Lake Ray Hubbard is a 22,745 acre lake, but you should be
fine on most days. If it was windy you could find a cove or stay
closer to shore.

Ray Hubbard contains a large population of hybrid striped bass,
white bass, largemouth bass, channel catfish, blue catfish,
and white crappie.

Parts of Lake Ray Hubbard are affected by the drought,
but much of it is ok and heck less water means less
places for the fish to hide!





ps: there is a Bass Pro Shops Mega-Store 7 mins from the Pond Boss Conference Hotel on Lake Ray Hubbard:


Fishing has never been about the fish....