My buddy and I fished Fayette Monday. We caught 20 between 7am to Noon. Most consistent bite was Trigs in the timber. We caught a few others on drop shot along the rocks. Bite seemed to turn on better later in the morning.

Planning on going to fayette this weekend. Any tips or ideas what the bass are doing? Is it worth going? Thanks in advance.

Saddle up you and everyone else will be there. I'd fish wherever you can find an open patch of water without a boat on it. Worst time to fish Fayette is Jan-March because it just gets pounded with tournaments.

I agree, but name a lake that isn't!

Went on the 23rd. Caught a dozen all on sub points. Biggest about 5. I used to think the white pelicans were cool but I am now thinking they are having an effect on fishing. They are all over the lake.

Thanks, is there any grass left or did the freeze kill it all?

I was at Fayette this last Sunday I mistakenly went to Oak Thicket.
I was worried when I tied my boat up at the courtesy dock. The water was so low that the side rails of my bay boat were able to float under the dock. I had bumpers in the boat that I hung from the dock cleats. This kept the boat out from under the dock.

This was only my second trip to Fayette and meant to use Prairie launch I found out later.
I fished for just a few hours with Carolinarig brush hog with no bites swapped to cotton candy lizard and started catching in 8~10 ft of water off the riprap near the plant.
The lake was rough quick and I promised not to be gone all day so I went home.