Fishing Report
| Bass | The bass bite it still slow, despite the dropping water temps. Anglers are seeing bass chasing bream in the shallows during twilight hours. Target humps and drop-offs with shakeyheads or Texas-rigged worms during the day. Shad-imitating lures are also working as well as anything right now. |
| Crappie | Using FFS or other electronics is going to give anglers the best shot at finding fish. Try targeting cover along drop-offs and along the creek channel with minnows, jigs, or small crankbaits. |
| Bream | The bream bite is still slow. Tightlining with worms in about 8 - 10 ft depth has been productive along the wooden piers. Some quality redear are being caught along the earthen piers on worms. Crickets under a cork are always a good bet as well, but don't overlook small spinners, jigs, or your favorite fly-fishing setup. |
| Catfish | Not many anglers are targeting catfish and the bite is off and on. Tight lining liver and/or worms off the wooden and earthen piers is productive. Stink bait, Kool-aid flavored hotdogs, and cut bait are also good options when trying to get catfish to bite. |
Reminder: All Walleye caught must be released immediately.
