Outflow temperature is 61 degrees. Lake and tailwater are clear. For more information call the Corps of Engineers recorded message at 265-5953. As the water drops, bass will start feeding along the shoreline. Boat anglers should start fishing with crankbaits cast to the shoreline to locate feeding fish.
Channel catfish are within casting distance from shore at night.
Nightcrawlers or chicken liver are good choices for catfish. Walleye are holding in at least 40-feet of water during the day, so the best walleye fishing in the lake starts at dusk when walleye move into shallow water at night to feed. Cooler water temperatures will also bring the walleye to shallower depths. White bass and smallmouth bass are usually chasing minnows on the surface at sunrise and can be caught with minnow imitators. Look for crappie and sunfish around the Christmas tree fish shelters in the Pleasants Creek cove and near the boat ramp at Doe Run sub-impoundment.