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Welcome to the forum. Look for brush, trees below the surface. If you have structure scan electronics it can help showing what cover is holding fish which is not. Water temp is colder there than other lakes because fit deep. Warmer water should hold some fish.

Welcome! Ask Redge where he has them fenced In at! Lol

Pappa I had them fenced in but I think Ranger left the gate open! Seriously, the fish are in transition currently, IMHO,
stussi67 the area you mentioned is waning currently, Frank300 gave some good advice!! Last weekend we caught fish anywhere from 20 FOW to 60 FOW, so your just going to have to hunt them up, Last weekend the sand bass trolling people were all over the place, good thing was, they were all nice and courteous to me and each other it seemed.

Welcome to the Forum stussi67. Like Redge stated the crappie in killer are moving. In the past years it makes them very hard to pattern and catch during this transition period. My advice would be go and fish and concentrate on the upper end and lake points. Find trees and brush anywhere from 50' to 18'. Good Luck and let's us all know how you do......Ranger

Thanks for all the responses! I am looking forward to getting out there and I will let you guys know how it goes.

Well it was a terrific day! Wind wasn't terrible and the sun was shining!! A few fish were willing to bite also. Water clear, even though we had 1" of rain. Fished Friday afternoon, tough bite. Saturday, tough bite but we managed. Big fish 1.98 caught by City Man. WT 60 in the afternoon.

Nice mess a fish right there fellas!

Ran over to try them this morning before the rain moved in.