Lake Hodges Fish Report for 10-2-2013
Catfish, Bass & Panfish have all showed good action at Hodges Lake
- Lake Hodges
- Channel Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Smallmouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Bluegill, Redear Sunfish, Green Sunfish, White Crappie, Golden Shiner
- Oct 2, 2013

Catfish, Bass & Panfish have all showed good action at Hodges Lake
10-2-2013
by Hodges Lake Staff
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Hodges Lake Park Hours: 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM
Hodges Lake Marina Hours: 6:00 AM t 5:00 PM
Water Level: The water is up 1 ft. 8 in.
Water Temperature: 79 Degrees
Catfish: Catfish are showing in good numbers and size in the Narrows.
Bluegill: Big Bluegill can be found in 10 ft. of water. Mealworms or nightcrawlers are the best bait.
Largemouth Bass: Bass clubs are reported that some nice Largemouth are being caught. The best action can be found in all of the coves. Most Largies have also been found in 8 to 12 ft. of water.
Crappie: Some Crappie are being caught near the Dam.
Hodges Lake Marina Hours: 6:00 AM t 5:00 PM
Water Level: The water is up 1 ft. 8 in.
Water Temperature: 79 Degrees
Catfish: Catfish are showing in good numbers and size in the Narrows.
Bluegill: Big Bluegill can be found in 10 ft. of water. Mealworms or nightcrawlers are the best bait.
Largemouth Bass: Bass clubs are reported that some nice Largemouth are being caught. The best action can be found in all of the coves. Most Largies have also been found in 8 to 12 ft. of water.
Crappie: Some Crappie are being caught near the Dam.
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