Lake Ray Hubbard Fishing Report

Texas Fishing Reports ยท Lakes ยท North Texas Region

Lake Ray Hubbard east of Dallas has largemouth, white bass and hybrids.

Looking for the latest Lake Ray Hubbard fishing report? This page is updated by the AvidMax fly shop team with current conditions, wind, stocking news and the flies working now at Lake Ray Hubbard.

Water level

Wind forecast

Lake Ray Hubbard fishing report

Updated November 7, 2026.

FishingFairWaterCoolingHatchesNone

Water is cooling, and bass are moving to points, creek mouths and shallow cover.

Streamers and crayfish patterns along the edges early and late in the day.

Stocking report

See the Texas Parks and Wildlife stocking reports for the latest stocking at Lake Ray Hubbard and other Texas waters.

Load your fly box

Before you head to Lake Ray Hubbard, bring: Clouser Minnow #2-6, Woolly Bugger #4-8, Crayfish #4-6, Popper #4-8, Damselfly Nymph #10-12, Balanced Leech #10-12, Balanced Bou Leech #10-12, Slump Buster #6-8, Egg #12-14, Scud Bomb #12-16, Pitching Leech #10, Circus Peanut #4.

Flies working right now

The flies above that we have in stock right now.

Lake Ray Hubbard lake details

AccessPublic ramps around Rockwall and Garland.
ElevationAbout 430 ft
Nearest townRockwall, Texas
Best seasonFall through spring
FishLargemouth bass, white bass, hybrid stripers, catfish
RegulationsCheck the Texas Parks and Wildlife regulations before you go. A Texas fishing license with a freshwater endorsement is required for anglers 17 and older.
Leaders and tippet9 ft leaders, 0X to 2X
Ice fishingDoes not freeze.
CampingCamp nearby
KidsYes.
Good to knowBusy with boats on weekends.

Fishing by season

Winter

Bass slow down. Fish slow and deep.

Spring

Bass spawn in the shallows.

Summer

Hot. Fish at dawn and dusk.

Fall

Bass feed hard as the water cools.

How to get there

From Dallas, take I-30 east to Rockwall.

More North Texas Texas reports