Hammer time

Awesome, thanks have been using the Table Rock ones and am really glad you got one on Stockton as I fish both. Thanks again!

On the east side of the dam there is a parking lot, you can walk down and catch bass and perch along the rip-rap with a bobber and worms.

Those are some nice slabs! Noticed they all seem to blacks, catch any white crappie?

Water temp is not only trigger, bass know the days are getting shorter and that means feed heavy!

I've lost all my phantom green and red years ago and still slay them on the new ones in the same color!

Put in at 11am to 66.5 water temp. Started on wind blown pockets with squarebill and blade no bites. Tried wart and finesse jig on some points nothing. Regrouped and went to wind blown channel banks and swings up to dam and and covered a ton of water. Caught the bulk on Texas rigged blue flake power worm and 1/2 oz hand tied brown fb jig. Did catch a few on wart and fat free shad but worm and jig was the key! Ended up with 14, 10 blacks 4 brownies. Of those 4 keeper blacks big one 3.02 and 1 keeper brownie. Seen two bald eagles and a big group of pintails. And lots of white pelicans, those birds are huge! .Tight lines and CPR

That's one day, times 3 that's what 44 lbs?

That's interesting information!

That's so true, or one rollout with a jig or cb!

It will easily be over 40lbs, these guys are pros and the Rock is about to EXPLODE!

I have lots of old warts and can't see any difference with the new ones. They both catch fish, it's all about putting it in front of one, they aren't gonna say "that's a new wart no thanks" Eight lb test banging on good wind blown swings and channel banks is the ticket.

I catch those fall fungal fish every fall, Table rock and Stockton both.

I'll say 42-45 lbs deep cranking, fb jigs on rollouts, and spoons and jigs on deep mainlake docks.

Thanks, beautiful bird!

Put in at 8 ramp pretty full, noticed lots of crappie fishermen. Started on flats with wind and wood with squarebill and caught 6 short blacks. Changed to channel banks with a wart and 1/2 homemade brown/purple fb jig and caught 8 with two keeps one on wart one on jig. Water temperature 62.7-67.4. I think when water temperature gets down to high 50's it's gonna be fantastic. Tight line and CPR

Great fishing! Way to find em and catch em!

Price branch can be good, I was out last week and caught all my fish on channel banks with a wiggle wart and jig. Wind blown banks the best. Also mainlake points by channel with 3/4 oz fb jig in 20-30 fow. Good luck!

Last 2 pics are duplicates, sorry. Hammer time

Put in at daybreak and went up river under bridge, tried spook, pop-r blade and wart not a bite. Temp in river 62.2 Motored up past Springfield cove on channel banks and start getting bit on wart and homemade 3/8 brown/purple fb jig mostly around wood. Had a 3.82 on wart and a double two keeps 16 and 17 incher. Hit some long runouts and points with 3/4oz fb jig and caught a 21 and 1/2 in 4.96 and several keeps. Fished up to Birch and back, loaded up at 3. Warmest water I seen 66.7 Ended up with 18, 16 blacks 2 spots and 9 keeps all blacks. Tight lines and CPR

They did bo, my buddy flipped docks intire 8 hours of tournament. For only 8 bites. Didn't get first bite till 12:30 That takes confidence and commitment, tuff for me to commit all day especially without a bite till noon. As you stated bo fish eat in cycles and sometimes you gotta stick with it until they feed!

Had a buddy take 3rd in club tournament with 15.62 flipping 1/2 jigs on deep docks. Thats always a great pattern this time of year. Or 5/16 finesse jig on docks.

Very nice and great pics! Nothing better than fishing with family!

That's a good night! I'm surprised as you that you seen two other boats out. Encouraging to learn you found some grouped up.

Launched at 7:30 water temperature 71.8 at ramp. Started on channel swings with rear prop TW bait and had 6 all shorts, 4 spots 2 blacks. Switched to shad colorered fat free shad on same banks 4 more 1 keeper black and 3 short spots. Went down to Thompson area on swings with plastic worm, 4 short spots 1 keeper brownie. Worked long gravel points and runouts back to ramp and had 3 short blacks and 1 keeper spot. Fish are scattered and in transition lake must be turning over or real close imo. Tight lines and CPR

I believe it's mostly what area of the lake you fish. I have never caught a trout and fish the upper White often, also fish dam area a bunch and have caught many goggle eyes. Sometimes you just gotta get lucky.