Holly Cow what a report, those are the days that last in our memories, sounds like you guys are dialed in about as well as a guy could get. Keep ’em coming!

Kolby Kester

Try throwing Husky Jerks along the rushes on the Northwest corner of the lake, around the narrows coming out of Ventura, and anywhere you have bright lights hitting the water at night. Although I would start with areas of good light first for that lake. I’ve been there a couple times in the last two weeks, started off with cranks, went down to stickbaits, then went down to split shot and fathead. That got a bunch of those little 8 inch guys and a few 14 inch range fish. Clouds of bait everywhere in there. Just hoping most of them are spottails. Haven’t stayed for the evening/night bite.

Kolby

For walter and bass I would start with an area that has a deep creek channel swinging in close to any kind of wood or shallow flat with scattered wood on it. Also, those bays with stumps are probably feeder creek arms with creek channels cutting through the stump fields. I would work along the channel edge in these areas casting cranks, bouncing them off stumps, and making contact with the lip of the channel, maybe Rattle Trap’n in the dark water. Creek channel intersections will concentrate fish as well. If the water is pretty dark then 2 to 8 feet deep would be a good depth to spend some time in. If everything else is equal, some stumps or wood with gravel close by should attract fish. Try to roll as many tastey items as you can into one area. Deep water, shallow shelf, wood, rock, sand and the transitions that go with each – those types of areas will create lots of diverse forage for little panfish and baby bullheads. And one more thing with the dark water, the best bite may be at lunchtime. Good Luck,

Kolby

Daaaannnnggggg! SHORTS? Is it that warm up there? If those fish were so shallow, I’m surprised they weren’t spooked from the sun reflecting off those white legs. LOL! No seriously, excellent pics! The wife and I are shooting up to Spirit this Tuesday afternoon – Thursday night, If I see you out there I’ll run ya down and say howdy.

Kolby Kester