Anyone know if crappie or sandbass are biting at that bridge (or anywhere) on the Sanger side. Taking 8 and 10 year old nephews out, in the past hit the brush piles but just got the pontoon running after 3 years sitting and don't have gps (my dads boat and he lost the graph) so not sure I can find the core brush piles. I did install a small graph for now, but no GPS or mapping. Guess I maybe able to download something on my phone to find the brush piles? Anyway only have a couple of hours and really want to introduce my nephews to fishing in a good way. I will be putting in at sanger access by the marina and boat does not go fast. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Will share report later if I get on some fish.

Here's the Corp of Engineer Ray Roberts published brush piles...these have been shared on here a few times. I borrowed them from another member...so thank you.

bridges should produce for sure. just bring some minnows! and tell those boys to hold their rod tip very still. good luck sir!

Sandbass are improving on the surface down near the dam/ Kates Point , they appearing on the surface schooling and have been staying up top for quite a while, early. Bigger crappie are showing up at the fillet stations from anglers hittin the brush piles.