Hit Chambers this morning. The Hybrid bite was tough. Had a fisherman stop by and tip me off on a big school of Whites. Whoever you were, much appreciated! I don't know how I keep getting to fish these big schools all by myself, but hey, it works for me. Windsock, midway out on the last hump, 22 fow. Fished that school for 6 hours all alone. Fle-Fly or Cotton Cordell slab, they weren't picky. Well over 100 for the day. Kept a limit and a few magnum Crappie joined the party. Found a few Hybrid just over the ledge in 38 fow. Tried trolling for the Hybrid but they wanted live bait sitting just off the bottom. CCL and RC have been good to me lately. My only tip would be that I don't have much luck right now trying to sit on top of the schools. I'm backing off about 50-75 feet and casting past them. I'm just bouncing slabs through them. They have been spooky lately and this keeps them from moving. While cleaning the fish at home, my wife came out and grabbed the first few for dinner. She was done about the same time I was. Can't beat that. For all those that don't like eating White Bass, ha!... keep throwing em back. Going to Whitney tomorrow around lunch. Haven't been there in 20 years. Do a little touring and maybe mark some spots.

Nice!! Those fillets sure look tasty, too. Best way to cook fish.

Very good fishing! Those fillets look awesome as well!

Glad I could help out. Nice catch!!!

Awesome post. Thanks for sharing.

Again, much appreciated Mr. Sewart. That school never moved all day. I picked up the Hybrid on side scan just after lunch on the dam side of the ledge. About 50 yards from the sand bass. I went for the Hybrid but it's hard to leave a school of fish that's willing to bite all day.