Extreme Outdoors Table Rock Lake Fishing Forecast Water Conditions Clarity: Stain in the river arms, the main lake is clear overall. Water Temp 45˚-48˚ Main Lake, 45˚-49˚ River Arms Current Pool: 915.00’, Current Lake Level: 915.06’ Generation: Long periods of moderate to light generation with short periods of no generation. Weather Conditions Friday March 7, 2025 Breezy with plenty of sun. Temp: Hi 63˚ Low 32˚ Wind: WSW 15-30 mph There is a jerkbait bite in the river arms. It is a very point driven situation and is better when water is pulled. These fish are on the river arm, main lake and secondary points. These fish tend to be much shallower than other parts of the lake. The fish are 5’-10’ deep. The jerkbait does not need a long pause but it does need a time when it is stopped but only for a second or two, it doesn’t take much. Key on the points that have chunk rock with gravel mixed in or close by. The fish seem to be using gravel spots within the chunk rock points. Saturday March 8, 2025 Times of clouds and sun. Temp: Hi 48˚ Low 33˚ Wind: ENE 8-14 mph The damiki/swimbait/jighead minnow is still working. The key thing to understand is these fish change so much it can be hard to find them regularly. Look for fish to be in the front half of creeks particularly the larger creeks. The most catchable fish are in 5’-20’ in the water column. Schools of bait fish do not have to be present, but it does help to find gizzard shad present in the creek. Plan on looking at FFS to locate fish all day long. The biggest factor in continuing to catch fish is to keep moving all day to keep finding active fish. Sunday March 9, 2025 Sunny. Temp: Hi 59˚ Low 39˚ Wind: NNW 7-15 mph The A-rig bite is the best bite is the best way to catch fish right now. Main lake points and the secondary points just inside these main lake points. These points need to have timber, the fish are in the timber. The fish can be anywhere from 5’-30’ deep and can be up to 50’-60’ of water, but the key is the tops of the trees need to be in 10’-15’ of water. Using shad-colored baits is better on the outer rigs and a larger shad swimbait for the middle bait in a slightly darker color with a chartreuse tail is better on the center rig.