Bass: Best action for bass has been very early in the day or at night. For night try dark colored crawdad imitating soft plastics or large worms either Texas rigged or on a shaky head and fish along fished steep gravel to chunk rock banks or bluff lines. Early in the day try using top water plugs or buzz baits in and around the flooded brush along the bank or a Carolina rigged tube, lizard or worm fished over points and flats has been effective. Rambo arm, Fords Creek, Monte-Ne and the point 12 area have all been good. Crappie: Crappie fishing continues to be very good early in the day. Crappie have been scattered between the bottom around brush or timber in 20 to 40 feet of water to suspended 15 feet down. Shaded docks, bluff lines and channel ledges have been holding good numbers of crappie. Best way to find them is to slow crank 2” curl tail grubs on 1/16 oz jig heads from the bottom up to the surface. Monte-Ne, Eden Bluff, Horseshoe bend and the Beaver Shores area have all been good. White Bass: White bass have been biting well at night under lights on minnows or shad along bluff lines close to the channel in the Rocky Branch area. Early and late in the day they can be found schooling on main lake flats and can be caught using Kastmaster spoons once a school is located. Catfish: Catfishing has been good and can be caught from the bank using liver or worms at 12 bridge, Monte-NE, Hickory Creek and the 412 bridge access.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 15:05:05 +0000
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