Hot topwater bite! RRKBL Lake Graham

The last stop of the regular RRKBL season was at Lake Graham in North Texas. The lake provided a fun day of fishing but I did not find the quality I was needing.

[@irishokiefool]

gotta love starting off tournament day with a hot topwater bite!

[@J.BruckerFishing]

Definitely! Just wished I could have followed it up some quality.

[@danielernst3685]

Good time for a snack regroup drink a dwe start fishing again .enjoy the whole outdoor day no matter what it's better than working ❤tight lines screaming drags

[@jackstein5486]

Nice job Justin! Looking forward to a detailed walk around or some installation vids on your new titan X 12.5. Not many have been done yet and it could be an opportunity for you to grab some new subscribers! All the best!

[@J.BruckerFishing]

Thank you! Yeah I’m looking forward to getting it rigged and doing a reveal of it!

[@cbfishing8016]

That looked like a fun day on the water! Weird that all those big fish baits that you were throwing were only getting smaller size fish. Still got that AOY in the livewell though!

[@J.BruckerFishing]

Yeah it was killing me not getting any size!

[@rwoods7277]

I sure hope you are successful in winning AOY this year!

[@J.BruckerFishing]

Thank you!

[@jdclanfishing9895]

Looks like a good day! Do you use a trailer on your clacking buzz bait?

[@J.BruckerFishing]

I use a zoom z craw jr with no trailer hook

[@1320_Rider]

Do you generally use the north or south boat ramp on Graham?

[@J.BruckerFishing]

Its a toss up really. Both you can launch and just start fishing, they both have really good docks on the same stretch of shoreline as the ramps. If I'm wanting a little dirtier water or wanting a wood/grass mix Ill go to the north ramp. If I'm wanting to fish docks/rocks Ill go south.

[@1320_Rider]

@J.BruckerFishing Thank you, I appreciate it. I went yesterday and used the south ramp. I need to get better at fishing docks. I haven't caught much around them.

[@J.BruckerFishing]

@@1320_Rider Try positioning "behind" the dock. Have your back to the shore and cast at a angle to the dock and bring it back shallow. It gives the fish a different look and if one follows it its more likely to return to the dock vs going deeper away from the dock if you positioned in front of it. Also don't be afraid to fish shallow shallow under the walkways.

[@1320_Rider]

@@J.BruckerFishing Thanks for the tip.I'll have to give it a try