Water stained 55 degrees 5.91 feet below pool. Crappie are good in the Hubbard Creek and Sandy Creek arm. Bass are slow on jigs and crankbaits along the rocks and rock cuts. Water Stained 58 degrees 7.72 feet below pool. Shad is still deep in 30 feet of water, but easy to get with a taped throw net. Drifting can produce good numbers but sitting on anchor on a tree line or drop-off will nearly guarantee a good 20 pound blue. But in a month, or so, perch, buffalo, and carp will be a very key player in the daily battle of figuring out the appetite on that particular day or week. Gizzard shad are the bait of choice for now. Catfish are very active this time of year running the tree lines and drop-offs. Water stained 48 degrees 6.95 feet below pool. Big bass up to 10 pounds targeting fish with livescope suspending in deeper water biting umbrella rigs and swim jigs. Slightly stained 53-58 degrees 5.53 feet below pool. Report by Jason Miller, Lake Cisco Rentals.

Channel catfish are fair on live minnows. Water stained 50 degrees 8.43 feet below pool. Report by Brandon Brown, Brown’s Guide Service. Crappie are starting to move shallow biting on minnows or jigs. Catfish are on shallow flats in 6-12 feet of water biting fresh cut shad or punch bait. Water lightly stained 50 degrees 6.21 feet below pool. Despite the high winds last week reports of big crappie biting at the Crappie House on minnows. Water clear 52 degrees 10.67 feet below pool. Report by Captain Raul Cordero, Far West Guide Service.įAIR. Catfish are good in 30-60 feet of water on cheese bait, chicken liver and cut shad. White bass and stripers are good around the birds and bait balls in 40-60 feet of water using jiggins spoons, blades, rattletraps or lil George. Bass are fair on Texas rigged senkos, lizards or worms, rattletraps, and jigs in 8-10 feet of water.

Water stained 58 degrees 36.79 feet below pool.

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