MSUFisherBear Posted November 8, 2016 Posted November 8, 2016 Went yesterday for all of about 1.5 hours. KY3 said that showers were supposed to up some by noon, but they didn't... It was a steady, cold rain the entire time although wind wasn't too bad. I didn't check the generation forecast before going and the water was off, too (which seems to always spell bad news for me when I go). Beyond that, though... there were some positives! First - I saw a lot of action out on the main channels of both the lake and Bull Creek. Fish were chasing shad (lots of swirls with minnows jumping). I only caught one by casting in to the swirls (about a 10" bass), so I'm guessing that's what they were, but couldn't get anything else going on those. The schools weren't large schools of shad and were broken up over a wide area. I have a feeling that if I could have gotten some sun going with the shad working shallower flats I could have been in business. Hopefully someone might get a chance to get out on the water on a sunnier day and try it out. I caught about 6 total. One on a shad rap (the one out of the swirl; silver with blue back) and 5 on the Ned Rig (green pumpkin). All were short (longest was about 12"). They were much more lethargic than the last trip out. My guess would be the weather swings, but I found much better luck by slowing it much further down. Phil Lilley 1 There is certainly something in angling that tends to produce a serenity of the mind. ~Washington Irving
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