After the flooding and having the boat in the shop for almost a month I was finally able to get back on the lake. Fish are hanging around points in 15-22' of water, lots of yellows and yellow x white hybrids in the mix. Just have to find the fish and hang on until the sandbass move in, that's about all you can do right now. I caught all my fish on 5/8oz chartreuse spoons and a chartreuse crappie jig about 18" above it. I think I ended up catching 20-30 sandbass and probably 60-70 yellow bass. I fished from 6-8 tonight.



These are just a few pictures of the doubles that I pulled up. Headed back tomorrow to see if I can get in to them again.

Thanks for the report. I'll be there around 10am.

I was out there once last weekend and had tons of small yellows and whites, but not a single keeper. Probably caught 30-40 babies. They were all over Hybrid Point, Little Ridge area, and off the Lavonia bank.

I never could find any decent size fish, will hopefully be out there this weekend again. Come holler at me if you see me. Thanks for the report!

You in a baby blue Blazer Bay Boat?The 5/8 slab/crappie rig will keep you busy.I used a 1 1/2 ounce Godfather when we really got in them I was catching 10 big Sandys to my son's every now and then mag.I had to switch rods with him.Looks like the fish have gotten bigger since no one has been on the lake.alot of small Sandy's everywhere.

Two of the best days I've ever had fishing was on lavon.

yessir that's me!

Today's report:
Got into the sandies and yellows again today. My friend Cody and I caught a 2 man limit and lost count of the yellow bass. Today I used a 1/2oz slab with a crappie jig above it. Lots of doubles, tons of mags.

Thanks for the great report. Finally back in Texas from working at a summer camp on Table Rock in MO all summer. You still seeing any action on top? I'm sure it's probably way too late but a man can hope

Friday evening we saw a few fish acting like they were going to start boiling but it was just a sparse fish here or there chasing a surface shad. we caught several fish 2-3' under the surface in 13' of water but none actually on the surface.