Whites...?

[Bitethis]

Anyone finding whites anywhere? I get the occassional 10" straggler...but I am looking for some considerable success.

Also, any luck with the black bass in lower arms of the lake? Thinking of hitting this weekend and have been hearing a lot of Success stories.

[Dutch]

I went last fall several times and never caught many. I fished for them this spring with very limited success. I haven't seen any surfacing this summer. That lake doesn't have the population that it used to.

[Bitethis]

I went last fall several times and never caught many. I fished for them this spring with very limited success. I haven't seen any surfacing this summer. That lake doesn't have the population that it used to.

Not sure I can buy that, as I consistently have success every spring (including this spring) and fall at stockton. It is just a matter of finding them. For example, last fall at this time of year, they were all the way back up in the river arms and I caught so many my arms hurt. I am not a biologist, nor do I work for the corps or Conservation; I would just have a really hard time believing that the white population has declined so much that there are not any to catch.

[Hunter91]

I was on the flats at Mutton a few weeks ago with 3 people in my boat. We caught over 75. They were schooling all over the flats. Very exciting!! Granted that's the first time this year I have found them.

[Dutch]

Well maybe I am losing my touch. There are at least 20 places where I have caught them in the fall and they haven't produced in several years.

[lollygagger1]

Where the wind is blowing hardest seems to be where we catch them...

[frying eyes]

People have been catching them all summer long at masters island in the evening. I've been there 3 times and caught a lot every time. Shallow side of the drop off, starts about 45mins before dark. A lot of fun with kids!

[frying eyes]

People have been catching them all summer long at masters island in the evening. I've been there 3 times and caught a lot every time. Shallow side of the drop off, starts about 45mins before dark. A lot of fun with kids!

[waterpossum]

People have been catching them all summer long at masters island in the evening. I've been there 3 times and caught a lot every time. Shallow side of the drop off, starts about 45mins before dark. A lot of fun with kids!

Very accurate post. I was of course fishing a bass tournament a week ago and the flats just N of the island at Masters came alive with schooling whites. They were driving those shad nearly to the bank. Funny because a boat with trollers went between me and the bank about 10 minutes before they came up in that area.

[Bitethis]

Good to know, thanks guys. Gonna go check em out!