Went to CC

[oghfm]

and it wasn't pretty.  Still some stain in the water.  Marked a ton of shad and fish, mostly white bass near the channel at the bridge area, 10 boats at the ramp and water was way up the ramp so the slope wasn't much, had to put the FJ's wheels in the water to launch/recover.   Couldn't get a bite initially, for about an hour or so strolling w/ 2 jigs tipped w/ minnows.  Finally left channel flats and entered what I believe is Springfield cove where the floor was about 20 foot deep, started picking up small crappie on a really light bite but backseater wasn't getting any.  He finally changed to a bare hook minnow tipped and picked up 4 keepers up to 13 inches,  I believe they could feel no pressure at all from the line/jig and that was what worked,  definitely a strange pattern to me.  No keepers for the fat man.  Cleaned the keepers for him while camouflaging my pouting.  Sometimes I despise my back seaters.  Better days will come.  OGHFM

[Dutch]

If it is the cove with all of the docks in it, then your identification is correct.

[MrGiggles]

I ran around the dam last night. Didn't catch a thing. 

Lot of guys are out there apparently catching walleyes after dark, but I haven't been. Every night that I've been out lately there's been several boats circled around every point by the dam.

Water is clear and 45ish degrees. 

[oghfm]

6 hours ago, Dutch said:

If it is the cove with all of the docks in it, then your identification is correct.

No, it was closer to CC on the south side, probably 4 times larger,  perhaps it doesn't have a name.

[Dutch]

49 minutes ago, oghfm said:

No, it was closer to CC on the south side, probably 4 times larger,  perhaps it doesn't have a name.

I know that cove.  If it has a name I am not aware of it.  Sometimes it is full of drum.

Springfield cove is the next one north with all of the docks.