All it takes is a little change in the weather to change what the fish are doing. This morning on Lake Enterprise the water temperature was 47 degrees to start versus 51 the other day. Not a fish was seen chasing a shad and not many were seen on the depthfinder where we caught them the other day. I idled and looked but there were not many to be seen. I turned on the sidefinder so I could cover more area and finally shad in droves started to show up down by the 72 tree, so I started fishing. Caught a 3-0 on a DT-10 in the first 10 minutes but apparently it was the “old Indian trick” because no more followed. I intended to fish a drop shot today to catch those fish right on the bottom but that was so slow and the fish were not concentrated enough. There was a long lull, so long in fact I was almost ready to quit but as a line of clouds came over like a front and it got a little chilly the fish bit a little. First a bite that was missed, then another fish, then another bite missed but it came back and got it . 5 1/2 FOD. It took a long time for another bite but a tighteye bit and got caught. No more after that. Four fish for a tough day but the last day probably for a while because of the weather.