beagle man

well I will try to help you out, fish are on the bank and off the bank in 12 to 18 foot of water, some in the back of B-9 used to be point 10. also on the point is some good white bass and a few crappie, sons creek is ok but nothing to brag about, fished west of birch branch and in the front of birch branch, found lots of crappie, some on the bank some off is 8 to `12 fow. picked up a few slow trolling the edge of the creek channel, also found lots of crappie up turnback east of the bridge,

water is good, clear most areas, found 60 to 63 dg. water most everywhere I went this week, south of 215 bridge that is, caught a lot of bass fishing for crappie, most caught on points and on blue/silver jigs good luck

we are catching a lot of crappie using 1/32 oz crappie jigs, plactic ones, finding a school of shad, or what looks like fish, in 30 to 40 feet of water, dropping the jig to the bottom and holding it for a bit, then slowly reeling (real slow) the jig up and some where in the rise a bite will occour, verry light bite too. easy to miss, these deep water spots are in the bigger coves, or the mouth of coves, finding some fish over brush on the main lake bluffs, arround ruark bluff area, west towards the power line finding a lot just slow trolling the deep water brush, keeping the jig moving about half the water depth, ie, 40fow, fish 20 feet deep keep jig moving slowly, wed we caught a lot using minnows and jig combo. fishing back of state park cove. drop to bottom and let sit. then slow roll up best colors were blue/silver or white/chartruse. blue early white late. hope this helps.

Nice report, thany you. I am new to this forum and have been reading quite a bit, good info on here. and the report I just read held true to the letter for me and two of my fishing buddies yesterday, it was tough, must have caught a 100 small to extra small crappie. and went looking for walley and found none. thank you for the report.

I bet it may be open wind will help, it was open sat. good luck