I went at 10 am today, and Bill told me they had been up a little, but not the giants of yesterday. The sun came out no sooner than I got out, and the wind picked up. I was in at 11 to do some projects at home. Will be out for the 9th inning. Hope to see some of you there and on them already!! STEVE T

Hey Dawg, get some storm 3" paddle tail swimbaits in shad color or white with black back. They will hit anything when they are on like this, but it has one hook and no one should get hurt by trebles that way. These things should be up for a while, just look for the birds and/or the boats. If you see me, come on over and see whats up. They should hit the Sassy shad as well. A boat beside us was hooking up on chartreuse sassies, and another on chrome/blue rattle-traps. I think the kids would appreciate just dealing with one hook. It cuts down on the danger of hooking the wrong
things. I know I prefer it. Good luck. STEVE T

I've been having the best luck getting them on Sassy Shad, both the 3 inch and 4 inch. I'll be out there Saturday with my fishing partner trying to get back at them. Hope to see some of ya'll out there.

Marty Kropp

I went back out yesterday afternoon at about 3. That was a mistake cause the north wind started to get up a little and it rained. Steve, I think I saw you heading in (I should've took the hint). There was no action while I was there. Only thing I figured out was 2 holes in the crouch of my rain gear.

The earlier posts are dead on about the baits. They hit pearl and chartruese swimbaits, 4 inches. 3/4 or 1 oz heads superglued. Prefer the heavier heads so you can reach out and touch them. Got a couple on topwater but you had to hit dead center of the boil.