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Fishing Report - 6/25/2024
Species | Detail | |
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Bass | The bass bite could be called fair to good. The increase in temperature has slowed down some of the fishing pressure. Low-light hours will be the most productive in the summertime pattern. Buzzbaits, frogs, and weedless swimbaits have been popular lure choices. Deep points, humps, and drop-offs are holding the most bass. If you can find a school of active fish, a deep diving crankbait or spoon can catch the fish fast. | |
Crappie | The crappie bite has slowed down recently. Jigs and minnows are your best bets. The few crappie anglers are hitting the deep ledges and brush piles in 18 to 30 ft of water. | |
Catfish | The catfish bite is starting to pick up with the rising water temperature. Nightcrawlers, whole shad, and cut bait are working for blues and channels. Most anglers are using trotlines or jugs, but a few anglers are starting to target catfish with rod-n-reel combos. Productivity is occurring at the divide cut at Crow's Neck. A few anglers are having success hand grabbing for flathead. |