by Michael | Jul 2, 2020 | Uncategorized
Water level is at 305 and gradually falling. Early morning anglers, fishing deep-diving crankbaits and Carolina-rigged plastic lizards in 18-22 feet of water on creek and main lake points are catching largemouth bass. Those anglers jigging small white bucktails are...
by Michael | Jun 25, 2020 | Uncategorized
Water level is at 310 and gradually falling. Striper fishing has been good. Nutbush Creek from Buoy A-C and the main river channel between Buoy 2 and 7, have been producing nice catches, trolling white or yellow bucktails or Cordell Redfins. Live shad and jigging...
by Michael | Jun 20, 2020 | Uncategorized
With the lake level at 307.88 and falling Bass are found on main lake points. Best pattern appears to be fishing Carolina-rigged plastic baits on main lake and secondary points and flipping plastic baits in submerged bushes. Topwater baits are taking some fish early...
by Michael | Jun 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
The lake is at 305 and falling. Bass action is fair, with most of the fish being caught on Carolina rigged Zoom lizards and worms in darker colors. Some good fish are being taken from the flooded buckbrush on plastic baits dropped into the middle of the brush. Fish...
by Michael | Jun 4, 2020 | Uncategorized
Water level is currently at 311 and stable, but expected to rise significantly this coming week. Bass are located in the bushes, treetops and on dropoffs adjacent to the bushes and are feeding heavily. Best methods are top waters on rocky points, early and late in the...
