Coontail and cabbage are still in good shape on D despite the extremely low water-you won’t get anywhere near the cattails. Some of the docks that are still in the water hold large bucketmouths, thanks to the CAR rules. They seem to be wising up to the more common lures but are suckers for nite crawlers and panfish rigs. Speaking of which, the 2005 lake report that mentions above average size punkinseeds holds true…the hybrid bluegill size is nothing to brag about but they are really scrappy and you can count coups on lots of bass of all sizes by going lite.
Be sure to put your panfish immediately on ice in the boat if you want a tastey meal…and remember to let the big ones live! The bar at the powerlaunch scourhole will require some extra time comminngoin.
DNR aquatics had a college girl out there last week reading a book in a lawn chair up in the parking lot who didn’t even bother to check us. Pulled a lot of greenies off the trailer, props, etc. without help. (Hope we didn’t distrub her rest.) How much these people make an hour not to do their job or even pick up the litter in the lot???