All Day Fishing Trips at Lake Ray Hubbard
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Full-day guided fishing for white bass, crappie, catfish, yellow bassAccommodates up to 8 guests with professional gear and electronics includedFish cleaning service provided with all bait and tackle supplied
Looking for a full day of solid fishing action on one of North Texas's most productive lakes? Our all-day guided trips on Lake Ray Hubbard deliver exactly what serious anglers want – consistent catches, professional guidance, and a chance to put some real fish in the boat. We'll spend the entire day working the lake's best spots, targeting multiple species that are actively feeding. Whether you're bringing the family for their first guided trip or you're a seasoned angler wanting to learn new techniques, this top-rated experience gives you everything you need for a successful day on the water.
This isn't your typical half-day quickie – we're talking about a real fishing adventure that gives you time to work different areas and really get into the fish. With space for up to 8 guests total (3 anglers included in your base price), it's perfect for bringing along family members or friends who want to watch the action or try their hand at landing a few themselves. We focus on four main species that Ray Hubbard is known for: white bass, crappie, catfish, and yellow bass. The best part? We're targeting keeper-sized fish that meet all legal length requirements, so you'll be taking home dinner, not just photos. Before you book, give me a call to check current conditions – I'll let you know exactly what's biting and where we'll be focusing our efforts. The lake changes throughout the season, and I want to make sure we're hitting the right spots when you're out there with us.
You won't need to bring a single piece of tackle – we've got you covered with some serious equipment that's designed to put fish in the boat. Our Pro Angler Tackle setup is paired with reliable Piscifun rods and reels that can handle anything Ray Hubbard throws at us. The real game-changer is our electronics package: we're running both the Solix 15 and Garmin 122sv Live Scope units. This cutting-edge fish-finding technology lets us see exactly where the fish are holding and how they're reacting to our presentations. You'll watch fish approach your bait in real-time on the screen – it's like having X-ray vision underwater. All bait is provided, including our go-to LS Slabs that have been crushing it on this lake. At the end of the day, we'll clean your catch so you can head home with ready-to-cook fillets. Just remember that deposits are non-refundable, so make sure you're committed to the date when you book.
White bass are the backbone of Ray Hubbard's fishery and for good reason – these silver bullets are aggressive, fight hard, and travel in schools. During spring and fall, they'll push shad to the surface in feeding frenzies that create some of the most exciting fishing you'll find anywhere in Texas. They typically run 12-16 inches and hit everything from slabs to live bait. The key is finding the schools, which is where our electronics really shine. Once you locate a group of feeding white bass, you can expect steady action with multiple hookups.
Crappie fishing on Ray Hubbard is world-class, especially during the pre-spawn and spawn periods from February through April. These slab-sided beauties love structure – brush piles, creek channels, and standing timber are all prime spots. Ray Hubbard crappie regularly hit the 14-16 inch mark, with some true giants pushing 18 inches. They're particular about presentation and depth, which is why having an experienced guide makes all the difference. We'll work different depths and baits until we dial in exactly what they want.
Yellow bass might be the most underrated species in the lake, but they're customer favorites once people get into them. Similar to white bass but with distinctive yellow stripes, they're scrappy fighters that often surprise first-time anglers with their strength. They school up like whites but tend to hold deeper, especially during hot summer months. Most run 10-14 inches and are excellent eating – many folks say they taste better than their white bass cousins.
Catfish are the lake's heavyweight champions, and Ray Hubbard grows some impressive blues and channels. These whiskered fighters can turn a routine fishing trip into a real battle, especially when you hook into a 15-20 pound blue cat. They're most active during warm weather months and love deeper water during the day. Channel cats are more aggressive biters, while blue cats require more patience but deliver bigger rewards. Both species are renowned for their fighting ability and make excellent table fare when cleaned properly.
Ray Hubbard fishing doesn't get much better than this – a full day with professional guidance, top-quality gear, and multiple target species that are actively feeding. This trending trip format gives you time to really learn the lake and develop skills that'll help you on future fishing adventures. We're not just putting you on fish; we're teaching you how to find and catch them yourself. The combination of our electronics, local knowledge, and proven techniques creates the best trip experience you'll find on this lake. Ready to get your lines wet? Give us a call to check current conditions and lock in your date. These full-day slots fill up quickly, especially during prime fishing seasons, so don't wait too long to secure your spot on the water.
Our fully-equipped motorboat is built for serious fishing on Lake Ray Hubbard's waters. The wireless trolling motor keeps things whisper-quiet when you're working structure for crappie and white bass, while the fish finder pinpoints exactly where they're holding. GPS navigation gets you to the hotspots fast, and the radar keeps you safe if weather rolls in. Stay connected with other anglers via VHF radio, and enjoy your favorite tunes through the multimedia system during travel time. With room for 3 anglers, this boat handles everything from shallow coves to main lake points where yellow bass and catfish cruise. All the electronics and quiet operation you need to put keeper-sized fish in the cooler.
Lake Ray Hubbard