With the water up the fish are in the grass early and late in the day, the more water you cover the better your odds of finding bigger fish, when the sun gets high back off and try a bit deeper and slow down your presentation. Stripers and hybrids are slow. Try live-lining blueback herring. Crappie are excellent, using jigs and medium minnows from 3 to 4 feet deep or over brush from 12 to 14 feet deep. Catfish are fair, using cut herring, drifting 20 feet deep in creek channels.
Bream are slow.
15 feet deep. There are a few fish taking topwaters very early in the morning and late in the evening, but the most productive pattern is casting the Bombers from dusk until midnight or again in the pre-dawn hours. The bomber bite is the same as in the fall of the year. Cast to flats, shallow humps, and long tapering points and keep moving until you start getting bites. If you are fishing during the day, pull live bait over humps and long tapering points on a flatline or a balloon rig.