Met Jackson at the landing this morning about 9:30 and started fishing. We started in deep water first and had no luck whatsoever. After a long time without any action we went shallow and quickly caught one on a Booyah. I felt like we had it figured out but the bite went bad again. We tried and tried, mostly with spinnerbaits but nothing. Tom came out on the lake later and caught some shallow on a lizard, 4 or 5 I think. Jackson just purchased a Lowrance gen 3 depthfinder and has it mounted on the console. I was looking at it all day and I liked what I saw, except for the fact I didn’t see many fish on it that I thought were bass.

Went to the private hole Saturday about 10:30.  I could see the fish but could not make them bite. Water had warmed up 5 degrees since the last time I was there but that did not help. Here they are 25 feet down with the shad.

Click on image to enlarge so you can see all the bass and shad. I quit and went to rebuild a turkey blind that had been washed away by the high water.

This morning Jackson and I went to Lake Enterprise for another try. Again we tried deep where we were successful in the past. We used deep divers, jerk baits, and heavy spinnerbaits. The spinnerbaits were allowed to go to the bottom and rolled slow, staying in contact with the bottom. The day was balmy but the fish were not getting that warm feeling. We only had two bites one on a shadow rap deep and one on a heavy spinnerbait just as it came up to the boat. The best part of the day was picking up the Whopper Plopper top water bait that Jackson purchased for me in Monroe. Now the mighty question is where to next?