Any Lake Lewisville Guides you folks can recommend? I've never had a guide on this lake and live very close, so I may as well get a guide for the lake I fish the most.

Thanks,

FFK

No John, you are not done yet.

Olsen's Pro-Am and Boris Marine Electronics now stock the Humdinger H3 Spinner Slabs.
Nothing like them anywhere. (yet)
Check them out there or on the web site. www.humdingerlures.com

CJG,

If you graph looks like this

Drop a slab and slowly raise it, until you get a hit. The fish are holding and are in thick, so some movement is needed to entice a bite.

If your graph looks like this

Drop your slab to the bottom, raise it 1 -2 turns and hold it steady. The fish are moving, so you want to present a steady target. If you see marks up higher, simply raise the slab to that depth and hold.

The warmer the water temps get, the faster the movement should be. Don't stick with one presentation, try different speeds, depths and movements until you get a hit. I'll change my presentation several times, until I figure out what it is going to take to get the fish to bite. That is, if they are even biting

If birds are working and/or you can see surface activity, toss out a slab, count to five and slowly work it back in or simply drop it to the bottom and slowly raise it. If you don't get a hit increase or decrease your retreive speed, until you get a hit. Good luck and happy slabbing

the sence.

On Joe Pool we often tear fish up when almost none are being marked.