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Don't know the color but the current should have them biting.

I had plans to fish that gravel pocket last Friday afternoon, but never made it that far. Caught fish before I made it all the way up there. Good job.

I've been locked out of the forums for two days, finally had to reset my router to get access.

Thanks for the report Bill, can't get much better info anywhere.

Fished from Shell Knob to point 23 from 10-4 yesterday. Caught a lot of 14 inch to just keeper spots and one large mouth around 3 lb. Caught fish on a swim bait, wake bait, Fluke, tube and wobble heads. Caught fish in coves, chasing shad and some on main lake gravel flats. I thought the water was fairly clear and the debris I saw was around the mouth of the Kings.

Any one needing a ride? I might be able fish and support a good cause, definitely not been doing well on the Rock lately.

Championship Marine in Spokane, but it will not be cheap.

Looking forward to them spawning next month, makes for some good night fishing.

That's what I thought, but not an expert

Trout fishery?

Hey that works out to each boat getting about 6 acres of fishing water, doesn't seem that bad.

Not that I'd want to, but I didn't know about any exception for the dam to Houseman. It's still TR isn't it?

There are beds in State Park Marina Cove, you can see them from the walk way going to the weigh-in site from the gas docks.

Visited Baxter from about 11-4 managed a small limit of spots and largemouth on bottom baits. Most of my fish seemed to come off flatter ledge rock.

It's run by the folks from Flat Creek Resort now.

I'll agree you get more action and probably more bites out of lighter line but still am not convinced color/visibility is a actual factor. I have things I think 90% of the time it's not worth worrying about, line color is one.

Great report, you youngun's dun good, as we say round here.

Probably throw Blue Pearl Hologram 90% of the time, have a dark and a loud color available.

One of the few times color can make a difference for me. I thought I was catching them pretty good once on a swirled orange and pink combo, but when I changed to yellow the fish got bigger and a little more frequent.

I guess I don't understand this thread. Fishing a Rock Crawler, in the Cape Fair area is a pretty normal tournament report, why the concern over lying or privacy?

I have a pontoon docked in Mill Creek, please don't be abusing my pets.

Bodes well for the Big Bass Bash today.....nice fish

Got a late start, didn't launch till almost 11:00. Put in at H in Indian Creek, planned to fish the reported crankbait pattern. Five minute in. Second stop, I call this "Big Rock" smallie when we pulled up. . Little later Then Finally Ended up with a limit+ , only a few non keepers. All on crankbaits fished on points and bluff ends near the mouth of Indian and Little Indian. All my fish were caught on a 7A Bomber in a crawdad pattern, in less than 15 feet . Off the Water at 4:00 PS. My partner Mike, would like to thank Daryk for leaving enough snack and drinks for the excursion

2 brown, both short, on secondary points, after I resorted to the little guy.

I fished the clear dam water and sucked at it.