The Bluegill are around the docks in 8 to 12 feet of water. The whites have not been surfacing like they should be, but they can be caught by trolling early and late. Arm Largemouth Bass deep use plastic worm red shad or crank bait along bluffs or over deep brush Bluegills 10 feet deep off bluffs using worms White bass fish are chasing shad just before sundown try small rooster tails spoons or topwater. Bluegill try about 10 feet of water in shade use worms or crickets Lower Lake fair Largemouth bass use jig and frog or big plastic worms or spinnerbaits on secondary points deep. The flatheads especially are doing well on goldfish or perch on trotlines or limblines.
Channels are good on shadsides or stinkbaits.
Crappie fair to good in the day time fish 20 to 30 feet deep over brush and along deep bluffs. The bite is a little slow but you can catch fish on main lake and secondary points . Carolina rig worms lizards and tubes are working. Also you can try to find fish suspended in the middle of the coves around the hard woods. The main lake flats and points are a good place to start .