Wednesday evening didn't disappoint. Caught dozens of sandies out west meadowmere to rock crusher area.
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Just a plane white "Empty Pockets" slab. 3/4oz.

Oh and we caught dozens of sandies till 7:45 pm.

WOW!!! Congratulations!!! What did you catch that flathead on?

3/4 OZ, white slab spoon.

I went out and fished this point a few times last week (from the bank). Ended up catching a couple sandies each time I went right before sunset. Went in the early morning one day and there were so many shad on the rocks that I accidentally snagged 5 (on separate casts) just trying to reel my lure in. Wasn't able to catch any sandies that morning, but then again my slab was only one in thousands of baitfish...

It really helps being in a boat to cast down a the depths parallel to the bank to find them. But if the shad spawn it going on all over the lake, the fish could be anywhere. I always look for an area where the wind is blowing into the bank or points.

I've been learning a lot from y'all. Wind-blown points and birds seem to be a great combo.

Whacked em in meadomere today, birds showed me where they were and I turned on the thumper and they stayed below me for two hours. Big ones roaming in the 10-15 range, keepers on the bottom. I left them looking for the green fish. Easy limit in 30 minutes.

Looks like we are going to repeat the April flush. I haven't been up in Denton Creek, as I have been chasing the green fish. But many of the last 5 years the fish get flushed out right as the big females start to show up . Should see the lake come up next week, and as the water rises so will the green fish into the brush along the edges. I know the sandbass are prob up the creek, but the lake spawners are in full force. Tons and tons of seagulls, just look for the birds and then ease up into them, turn on the thumper and the fish will not leave you.

I was on the south side of the lake west of meadomere park, there is a hump back up in the big cove where the wake boats like to linger. I spot locked up wind of the hump and was casting a crankbait on top of the hump. The hump tops out at @ 5 ft. Had a good 30 minute whack fest on real nice sandbass before they moved on. Not much bait up in this area, meadomere by the swim area is saturated. Didn't use the thumper.

Looks like rain



The hump is about 5ft on top, there is no buoy on it anymore. When the lake comes down it will probably take out many wake boats if they don't know about it.

The sandies are long gone in Denton. They spawned early there this year. The rain won’t hurt them. I don’t mind the lake up a couple foot. Not much more than that lol

I went to Jones Branch on Monday evening and ended up with 7 sandies. 6 of them were keepers. Stopped by Kirkwood Branch and picked up 2 more decent fish before calling it in. Honestly didn't expect to catch any sandies. I went to see if the sunfish and bass had moved up the creeks in significant numbers yet.

Anyone seeing any shad spawn activity with this cooler weather?

I will find out Sunday.... First time out in 2 months! F work!!

We will be out there too