Smallmouth Bass fair on crankbaits along the rocks White Bass fair on spoons and other shad-type lures. Largemouth Bass are fair on plastic worms, spinner baits and other lures. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs Channel Catfish fair on small bream and minnows Spotted Bass fair on white rooster tails. When they are schooling, topwater lures are working. Crappie fair on jigs and minnows 10 to 20 feet deep at night under lights Catfish are fair on goldfish, small bream, liver and shad White Bass fair on live shad and topwater lures Bream are good on worms and crickets Beaver Tailwaters Trout fair to good using hoppers, beetles, ants and such along with flashy muddler minnows fished dry.
Minnows are a good choice for bigger trout.
Walleye, bass and hybrids are all on the move after the shad that have headed back into the creek arms and main lake coves. Largemouth bass are back on a day time bite striking Zara Spook Jrs. and buzzbaits in the upper lake and small crank baits and flukes in the lower lake area in the mornings. After the sun comes up Carolina rigs are working great in 25 to 35 feet of water on channel swings and chunk rock banks. Smallmouth bass have schooled up on secondary creek points where pea rock and chunk rock is mixed. Tube baits and Chompers Hula grubs are hot in dark melon pepper, watermelon red and green pumpkin colors.