Iron Wall Hump (south edge), Merimac Point(north edge), and Mid-lake Hump (the north 1/3 of it.

TBassYates: I don't hire out, but do go out with folks when I can to show them how to locate fish and use Mepps method. But can't do that now with wife in hospital. Chuck Rollins at BigCrappie.Com can take you on a teaching trip. He can show you how to find fish and catch them with a slab. Don't think he know the Mepps technique.

Thanks D! And I am going to try the Mepps, I'll let you know how we do

Where can we buy these Mepps? In time for tomorrow?

Gander Mountain, Cabelas, and BassPro are your best bets. If they only have dressed baits (those with skirts ) cut them off.

Thank you so much Dennis! Ill head out there..

Cobra, be sure to watch my video and read the articles I posted last week.

I sure did! Very helpful. I will be using this technique tomorrow. I will re post on here of my findings. Thanks again Dennis!

Dennis; will you post your map again or remind us what thread it was in ?

Dennis:

I grew up on the south end of the lake and my parents still live there. My dad rarely ventures up to the main lake but has a couple of spots we try close to Michaels cove that produce fish pretty often. I have read your post for a couple of years but I never know where the heck you are talking about!... Iorn wall, swingset hump, etc...
Is there a way you could give me the locations of a few of the spots you mention? My parents live by the old "sunny Glenn" if you remember that place..... just under the bridge from Michaels cove.

For map of spots I refer to see my post of 5/18/2015 at 10:49 pm.

Thanks for the info. Hope the wife has a quick recovery.

Me and my buddies want to do a night fishing trip June 13th! What lake would be a good lake to fish overnight in a pontoon boat with lights? Cedar creek or Tawakoni or any other lake

I think Cedar Creek would be great for that. Tawakoni and Richland Chambers should also do well, but I'll let folks from there confirm if conditions are safe and favorable.

Dennis,should I tye the aglia directly on or use a snap swivel?