The Table Rock Lake Fishing Forecast is designed to help maximize the time you spend on the lake with catching more fish. The fishing forecast is constructed using a mix of historical data, tournament results, weather patterns and general lake conditions. One of the biggest elements is using actual information from recent time on the water. This gives a general snapshot of some of the best ways to catch fish at that current time.
Boat Wrx Fishing Forecast
The BoatWrx Table Rock Lake Fishing Forecast
Water Conditions
Clarity: The lake overall is clear with some areas of stain.
Water Temp 78˚-82˚ Main Lake, 70˚-78˚ River Arms
Current Pool: 917.00’’, Current Lake Level: 912.77’
Generation: Long periods of minimal generation with only a few hours of light generation
Weather Conditions
Friday September 22, 2023
Cloudy and not as warm, humid with a couple of showers and thunderstorms
Temp: Hi 77˚ Low 65˚
Wind: SSE 7-13 mph
There is a shallow top water bite happening. It’s a fickle bite and can be a one-day-to-the-next type of deal. Cover lots of water with the Whopper Plopper the fish are just pulling the bait under, do not expect aggressive bites. Steeper banks with ledge and good and really focus on small pockets or in-and-outs along those same banks. Even the slightest banks changes can hold fish. Black seems to be the best color option.
Saturday September 23, 2023
Humid; a heavy thunderstorm in the afternoon
Temp: Hi 85˚ Low 64˚
Wind: S 8-16 mph
The football jig and Carolina rig bite is happening all over the lake. In the rivers and on the main lake. The key dept is 25’ of water. Fish don’t seem to be any deeper than that but can be a little shallower. Keep the bait on the bottom but don’t be worried about hopping it occasionally and use some orange on the pinchers. Key on the long gravel points all over the lake.
Sunday September 24, 2023
Not as warm but humid with periods of rain and a thunderstorm
Temp: Hi 73˚ Low 61˚
Wind: SE 6-12 mph
It’s early in the year but a Wart/Crawler bite is beginning to happen. These fish are shallow and can be in clear water or stained water. Cast the bait to the bank and crank it back, keeping it in close contact with the bottom. These fish are aggressive, and it can take going through several shorts to get a keeper but once you do get a keeper it can be a quality fish. Stick with the natural colors and its best to have a little orange on the bait. The Virtus/Jewel Wart/Crawler rod really shines in this situation. It allows for a very long cast and the ability to control the fish to the boat.