24,000 this morning, not bad, but not a great deal,went above the dam the other day, when they run water it sure makes it better above. fished O3 didnt have any trouble getting 2 limits of whites and a few hybrids in the mix, nothing on top though.
early in the spring, we have caught quite a few with pretty good size, dont think ive ever caught one later than end of april below the dam, out in the lake later on, jerk baits early in the spring, or sliders work pretty well.
mr babler a question on shad, you mentioned threadfins, i fish texoma in the winter months and this past year in jan. they had a shad die off because of the water temp got down in the high 30s, that said, why do they not die off here when i know the water temp gets much lower? they actually had to restock the threads, they dont have a problem with gizzards, i guess they can take lower temps.kinda off topic but just curious.
fished again monday afternoon again with my wife, caught 18 but only fished a few hours, mainly eddies, wherever the water breaks from the flow, anything in the water usually creates some sort of change, one off my best spots didnt give up a bite, try down where the river turns back towards highway 65 past warsaw both sides. find the breaks good luck.
fished below the dam friday afternoon, water running good no problem catching 2 limits of whites and a couple of hybrids mixed in several good crappie, interesting part of the day was the catfish i hooked on a 3 inch slider, 4 lb test on an ultra lite rod, an hour and a half later and a mile plus down river he beat me,didnt straighten the hook or break me off, just came unpinned.lotta fun anyway, sore arm the rest of the day.
why oh why, can anyone tell me why they run the daylights out of the water during the week and shut it down on the weekends? it kinda makes me think its a conspiracy, not really just apears that way. running 33000 today ran 32000 up till saturday then shut down to 15000 sat morning. humm.