Still waiting for the surface action to really turn on here, thought there have been some reports of schools chasing small silversides during mid morning hours. Good news is that there is a solid finesse bit in the evening in approximately 35’ to 40’ of water. Drop shooting have been the preferred technique, followed but the new rig etc. As far as panfish, there have been a lot of anglers seeing large red ear in the weed lines, but have been a bit reluctant to chew. At the moment the bluegill bite has subsided to just a few small fish. Catfish went unreported to the concession last week.
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Not much has changed here since last week, bass are still working the shoreline for small bluegill and largemouth fry. Top waters, and small swimbaits have been working for these fish. Later in the day, drop shotting on the outside of grass edges has been the ticket. Only a handful of bluegill were reported to the concession last week. All other species were a no show. ......
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In the early am hours, look for the bass up on the bank. Most reaction baits have been working on these fish. Later on its been a finesse bite in the 25’ to 35’ of water all over the lake. Drop shot, ned rig, etc. all produced this past week. Anglers after panfish are still picking up both bluegill and red ear in the Barona and Kimball arms of the lake. Drop shotting meal worms in the 20’ of water......
