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Fishing Information
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Report for June 21st, 2001 We haven't posted a new fishing report lately because there hasn't been much that's changed in the last couple of weeks. The lake is still holding right around normal pool and the water remains clear. The weather has been steadily warming without any cold fronts, even though now they would be a welcome suprise. Bream (bluegill) - Right now it's fair to good. Crickets fished along the shoreline in shallow (2-4 feet) of water has been producing best.
Bass Fishing - Bass fishing is still good early in the morning and
late in the afternoon. Don't know if they will bite in the middle of the
day because it's too hot to get out there and try em.
Stripes - Stripe fishing is still on hold. Jeremy says that the minnows
just aren't big enough yet. In a week or two the minnows should be the
right size and the stripes should really start chasing em. The best
areas are sandy bottoms like snow bar and other areas on the south end
of the lake. Anywhere from Cypress Point down to Gooch's about 300-600
yards out from the bank is a good place to try. One of the top fishing
methods is to fish a single minnow near the bottom in 4- 6 foot of water
on top of the sand bars with a split shot and a bobber. Click
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