It was a sunny day, with an intermittent cloud or 2. It was also one of those special sunfish days. Got to the lake at daybreak & was the 1st boat in the parking lot. This almost never happens but since a large portion of the FCL traffic is from the Houston Katy area I just assumed most folks were dealing with the aftermath. When I put the boat in the water I noticed a lot of dead fish floating in the area...too early for lake turnover, so not sure what's going on ? After last weeks good showing for bass my plan was to fish for those guys pretty heavily. I guess the hurricane drove them away. Only caught 2 bass all day even though half my time was wasted fishing for them. The sunfish bite was, however on fire. Ended up wit 153 and had quite a few slabs. Caught 50 at spot 1...30 at spot 2...40 at spot 3...& 33 at spot 4. Left them biting at each spot and especially at 1 pm when it started getting hot. I thought some of these spots were "fished out" but just shows what I know...

Now that's a good day!

I think the gillz were waiting to catch you alone😁. Great post and gillz

Love those summer time slabs. Good job Steve.

What a fun day that had to be.

Thanks Leo, Yesenia, Chuck & Willie.

Forgot to mention...All caught on Gulp Alive minnows in black shad color & all released so Zane can re-catch them on Thursday...

What a great day on the water Steve
I will be there tomorrow. Hope the bite is still good.

Thanks Zane...Should be good...FYI...The water temp has dropped around 10 degrees from last week. Good luck...

Great day of fishing Vogey

Have any bluegill returned to the reeds?

Thanks Jamie...I have not tried fishing the specific reed beds yet this year...but may try a few next week if the bass bite is still slow...how about you ? what have u been catching ?

I haven't gotten to fish much lately but the trips I took were very slow for me. Not many fish shallow in the lakes. I had one good trip creek fishing. It's a good time of year for me to fish rivers and creeks.

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All caught by the "Master of Fayette"! Good job Steve.

Thanks Curtis...