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Current Conditions
| Last Updated: |
7/29/2010 at 11:33 AM |
| Lake Temperature: |
81.4 Degrees |
| Water Clarity: |
30 Inches |
| Wind Speed: |
2 MPH from the East/Northeast |
| Air Temperature: |
78.8 Degrees |
| Bait Type: |
Bass and Crappie minnows, night crawlers, jumbo red worms, little red worms, wax worms, dough bait, and stink bait. Spinner and crankbaits are starting to catch the Largemouth Bass. Wax worms and jumbo reds are working for the panfish. The Channel Catfish prefer a night crawler or stink/dough bait off of the bottom. |
| Weekly Fishing Information: |
Updated 7/27: Temperatures have been above average this past week, with 3.5 inches of rain at the Reservoir. The early morning and late afternoon bite have been the best. The white lily pads have bloomed and are a pretty sight on top of the water. The cloud cover seems to provide the best time for the fish to bite. Once the sun comes out and the skies are clear, the fishing drops off. The Channel Catfish bite is good. A night crawler or dough bait on the bottom has worked the best. Several quality Channel Catfish have been caught in the past two weeks. The Bluegill and Redear are active as well. The preferred bait of choice is wax worms or jumbo red worms at the end of a bobber. The Largemouth Bass are still active even with the summer temperatures. Finesse weed less plastics fished Texas rig or Carolina rig are working well in the pumpkinseed, red, green, purple, and black colors. The top water, spinner, and crank bait bite has also worked well. There have been several quality Largemouth Bass caught over the summer in deep and shallow water. The Black Crappie bite has slowed a bit from the previous two weeks, but there have been some nice 10- to 11-inch Crappie caught from shore and by boat. Early morning bite has been the best. The quantity is down but there are some nice-sized Crappie being caught. You must continue to move and hunt for structure. A slip bobber tipped with a small minnow 1 to 3 feet below the surface has worked the best. No report on the Northern Pike at this time. |
| Catch of the Week: |
25-Inch Channel Catfish |
| Current/Upcoming Events: |
Fishing for Trash - August 3-8
Beaver Scales & Muskrat Tails - August 10
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