This morning Hal and I went to Enid, starting at 6:30. Either Enid or Moon Lake was a good place to meet and we chose Enid. There were not many people on the lake and soon we saw why. The bass were hard to find. We tried deep and shallow but not much was going on. I lost four, three on the jump and one big fish hit the Booyah on a shallow top and immediately headed into the top. Soon  the bait came flying out with no fish. Hal was a crappie master by catching 6 on a DT-6, of which 5 were caught in one place. The best things that happened today were; 1. When I made a cast with a DT-10 and the line broke, we found the bait. 2. Hal found a square bill crankbait and I found a 1/4 ounce red eye shad both with good hooks . 3. When speeding on the way to the lake this morning a patrolman just flashed his blue lights at me as a warning. We ended up with 12 fish; 4 bass, 7 crappie and a catfish. On Enid the crappie have to be 12 inches long to keep. We could have kept one of the 7.