Got the day off and took the brother-in-law over to Gentry to do some large-mouth fishing. The water temp was around 57 degrees at sunrise and rose to almost 60 degrees by 3pm. We searched the lake early in the morning and didn't see very much activity at all and no bites. We finally found some suspended fish in 40'-50' of water in the south-west corner by the dam around 9:30am. I caught the first bass of the day around 10am on a bait-fish colored super fluke with a drop-shot rig. We had no more bites after that and moved across the entire lake from points to coves. My BIL finally caught a small one on a live worm around 5:30pm in the large cove about half-way up the lake on the west side. Shortly after that I caught my second one on a lizard fished weightless in about 3' of water in the same cove. It was a great day to be out. I'm guessing that the fish have moved deeper since the water is cooler than normal for them. I wished that I would have remembered to take my spoons, won't forget next time.
