Fishing Report
| Species | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bass | No real updates for the fishing lately. Water temps are in the upper 70s, and the bass bite is slow. The bite should pick up somewhat as we move into fall, but for now, soft plastics, rattletraps, spinnerbaits, and shakeyhead worms are all good options. Try targeting the creek channel and laydowns on the deeper banks adjacent to the channel. |
| Crappie | No recent crappie reports, but look for them to be suspended in deeper water. Jigs or jig/minnow combinations will be the best bait choices, but small crankbaits can also draw a strike from lethargic fish looking for an easy meal. |
| Bream | Bream fishing has been slow to fair. Tight lining with worms or crickets are both good baits, particularly when the bream are not bedding. Throwing beetle spins or fly-fishing with poppers are also good options. |
| Catfish | No reports on catfish. Target the creek channel and around the deeper points with night crawlers, cut shad, and/or liver. Tight lining is the most popular technique for catfish. |
