Usually from late May on through the summer we catch them good on
deep crankbaits and football jigs.

Pretty much a full blown post spawn deal going on down here but you�ll always have your
stragglers and main lake spawners. We have managed to still catch some troughout the day
but you gotta work for your bites right now. Seems like the shad are starting to show up more often
on our cb hooks and following spinnerbait blades so they are getting closer to spawning. That should
make fishing sooo much better. The lake seems to be holding steady at 251/2 feet low and water temps are in the
low 70s. Catching most our fish on spinnerbaits, soft plastics and medium running crankbaits.

I�ve been off a couple of weeks and got back out the other day and took out
Philip and Oscar Saturday. The fishing is pretty steady and numbers in the 30-50 range
are about standard. The lake is holding steady and that has the fish shallow and still in
the backs of the creeks for the most part. You can catch them flipping, throwing a swimbait,
on a jerk minnow and small crankbaits pretty good. The shad spawn is just around the corner
and the squarebill bite should get crazy pretty soon. I just had May 7,8,9,10 open up, those are prime
dates for lake falcon and I�m sure they won�t last long. If you�ve been thinking about coming down that would
be a great time.

The shad spawn is underway down here and catching 60+ fish
in a day is not too hard when the wind doesn�t blow 25. The lake
has fallen a little bit not too bad and we are at around 26 ft low.
Squarebills, swimbaits and big bite jerk minnows are
catching most of the fish on shallow rocky points and banks. Plenty of open
days in June, fishing will be good!!

Had Heath and Laun out for a day and we had good numbers and a few nice ones.
They stayed and fished on their own the next day and Laun
found himself a Lake Falcon DD. Way to go Laun. The fish seem to be
kinda transitioning as we are are starting to catch some out a little deeper
on big bite jig heads and fighting frogs. You can still find plenty of smaller
fish shallow chasing shad with the occasional big one mixed in. The lake
level was on a pretty good fall but has slowed with the latest rains. We are
at around 27 1/2 foot low. I have plenty of June dates open and June is a fun month,
with the fish getting deeper and the heat not too bad. Call me for dates and trip info, thanks, Jimmy.

Ok so add May to the craziness, the lakes now on a rise. The better
fish still seem to be deeper but it looks like there are fish getting shallow again
when that bite seemed to be slowing down. Go figure. Anyway like I said any fish
over 6 lbs has been in 16-18ft for my customers. Looks like you just got to keep
bouncing from shallow to deep. Med crankbaits, 5 inch tricksticks are catching most of
our shallow fish while big bite jig heads with fighting frogs are catching most out deep.

Well they pulled the plug it seems like, the lake is on the fall.
I hate to see it but with the rains we had they are actually a little
behind. The only positive about the lake level drop, if there can be one,
is that the fish are BITING!! I finished up a 21/2 day trip with Les from big bite baits
and his daughter Kayla and they had an awesome trip. We had over 100 fish
with 25 lb bags all three days and shoulda had 34-35 lbs on our last day which
we only fished til 1130. Shallow running crankbaits, big bite pro swimmers and big bite
fighting frogs caught all of our fish. Most were in less than 5 ft on rock. With the lake drop
I doubt they will be that shallow for vey much longer but that�s where they are now. We had been
catching our bigger fish deeper but the last part of last week some really nice ones started
showing up shallow again. I have plenty of open dates available, call for trip info. Thanks, Jimmy.

It was 109 today but we caught 62 fish, all solid fish.
The bass are in great shape, we had some up to six lbs
but a bunch of 3-4 lbers. Hit me up for trip info.

You can still catch some shallow, most of the bag me and Charlie weighed
on sat was shallow(24 .10 lbs good enough for second,24.57 won) but there
is definitely a deep water shift going on. All our big bites today with Juan were in 18-20ft.
The lake is 31 ft low and falling. I have a bunch of July dates open, call me
for trip info. Thanks, Jimmy.

Hell I will be heading down to falcon this Sunday. This will be the first time I take my own boat out for a trip without a guide, any recommendations for spots or what to use?

First day with James and Hank was great. We had 34-35 lbs on five with a shot at 42 plus.
The lakes on a slow fall,waters hot and summer patterns are kicking in. We caught most our fish
in 20 ft with big bite fighting frogs. Plenty of open dates, call for trip info. Thanks, Jimmy.

We had another 30 lbs today

I�m not gonna lie its spicy out right now but the fishing continues to be good.
I got to spend a couple of hrs on the lake today with my son Madison,which
seems to happen not as often as I�d like, and we found a couple of nice ones.
The lake seems to be holding steady again and we are at 31 ft low. We caught most of our
fish in 20ft on 1/2 jigs with a big bite fightin frog and trick sticks.

July�s kinda full but I have plenty of August dates
open. Thanks, Jimmy.

The last couple of weeks have had the lake and the fishing up and down.
We�ve had some great days and some you had to really grind it out.
The lake seems to be on a steady fall now and it really has improved
the bite, there�s almost no lake tougher in my opinion than Falcon on a rise, to a point
then once it stabilizes it�s awesome but it looks like we don�t have to worry about that for now.
Most of our fish are still coming fairly deep in 18-20 on t-rigged big bite fightin frogs.
I have plenty of August dates available, let�s go fishing!!

Still falling. We are at 35 ft low and the fishing is pretty good but
you have to work for them. Every trip is still giving customers shots
at a fish of a lifetime, landing them is a different story. Still fishing 18-20ft
on 1/2 oz Shakey heads and t rigs. Call for trip info, thanks jimmy.