Hello to everyone. Sorry we haven't hade a report up for a couple weeks, but the way the rain has been it was hard to tell what all was going on. This report may be some different from the usual but so has everything this last few weeks.
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As of right now all types of fish have been doing well if you go after them. The city lake has been getting hit pretty good because the Res has been so high. The Res was 12 foot above the regular pool for this time of year and made fishing a little hard. But the ones that got out and fished it said they was still there but you had to look for them. The city lake is full but not like the res. They are all biting on their usual baits and we have seen some nice fish. The large flatheads still haven't been moving like they sometimes do but have had a few caught. They are really dumping water at the
res. It is still about 6 foot above pool but fishable.
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Channel Catfish good while drifting with shad on the flats and in the creek 

White Crappie slow

Walleye fair

Wipers fair

White Bass fair

Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1350.50 Temperature: 

Inflow: 200 cfs Outflow: 9 cfs Level: 0.18 feet low

No Report 

Temperature: 

 Channel Catfish fair using shad side or guts at the upper end of the lake (Length limit is 15 inches and creel limit is 2/day) 

Largemouth Bass good in 1 to 5 feet of water using spinner and crank baits 

Black Crappie fair using minnows and jigs  

 Bluegill good using worms and crickets along the rocky shoreline 

Redear/Sunfish fair using pieces of worms

Walleye fair  

Temperature: 79

Channel Catfish fair at the upper end of the lake (Length limit is 15 inches and the daily creel limit is 5) 

Saugeye/Walleye fair using jigs and crankbaits off the rocky shoreline 

White Bass fair  off the main lake points using shad

Largemouth Bass fair using stick baits in the coves (There is a 13 to 18 inch slot limit in effect at this lake)

White Crappie good using minnows and jigs along the shoreline 

Temperature:80

Channel Catfish fair using shad sides and worms

Largemouth Bass good using crankbaits in the shallow waters

Bluegill fair using worm pieces in the rocks