Look at all the fish at Fayette, I found!! Too bad they wouldn't bite!

Kungfoogrip

that water temp!

Lake Nac was 93 yesterday. Didn't bother them much...


Turn your fish id off do we can tell what's going on there

I saw the same thing on Fayette, screen was full of fish and nary a one would bite. I think they were small gar.

That's pretty cool, even gives the weight of each fish. Bigger ones are on the bottom so you need a heavy jig or T-rig 10" worm.

I believe the number is what depth they are at.

He is an Aggie.

Get some water dogs. I use them all the time on Fork and they the best bait for summer time.

Wow! 75 here

Numbers on right are depth...power plant lakes have hot water in the summer, lol

Agree; turn off fish ID. With experience, the fish ID hurts you more than it helps. It will prolong your learning curve

Did you drop a spoon down there?

Looks like a large school of baitfish

I do see some larger fish in the middle at the bottom; but they aren't attacking--could be bottom feeders

I thought it was funny, you guys don't have a sense of humor. Laugh a little, it's good for you.

cmon aggie... don't be sad. laugh a little yourself. you set yourself up.

How's this, lol.

I would be checking them again later. We were there one time and they were thick on the graph but wouldn't bite. We came back just over a hour later and caught 177.

Could be Tilapia. I've seen vast schools of them on Fayette before. They can get surprisingly big out there.

Could just be bait fish.

Is this by chance in front of the discharge?
In the heat of the summer, I have seen large schools of gar that looked like that out in front of the discharge.

Discharge temps are probably north of 100 this time of year. I've caught bass over there with surface temps of 106 degrees. The fish didn't seem the least bit bothered by it.

I thought it was funny. But i also enjoy a good aggie joke now and then, lol.