Catch them with crickets, worms or artificials. Fish along downed trees or stumps in the water for crappie and bass. Crappies will take minnows or jigs. For largemouth bass, you are going to have to work at it and try different lures. Look for largemouth around the rocky points.
Small spinners are always good for feeding bluegill.
Fly rod experts can put a hurting on a bream bed. Most white bass anglers use a black and chartreuse jig rigged about three feet under a weighted bobber. This set-up takes crappie, too. White bass and crappie are caught by the score, especially in the spring. Carolina rigged plastic worms and lizards in assorted colors are local favorites for largemouths in the spring.