42 yesterday on north end

Thank you..

outfishya

42 yesterday on north end

Most of the lake is upper 30's. Management lake was low 40's which would make the spillway slightly more than the rest of the lake. Jamestown was slightly higheras of last week but I haven't been down there to check in the last few day.

Had the boat out Friday evening and nothing fished from 4 till dark at the causeway (buddies wanted to jig only)... Weather is starting to get nice and should raise water temps quickly especially if we get the mid to upper 50's low 60's and raid like they're saying.

Fished sat and Sunday night with nothing possibly a few short strikes people are starting to line the shores and got spot burned on a favorite spot by gw's net, guess it is a good spot lol won't be back till Thursday night possibly

Fished Sat and sun nights Caught 1 legal and had 3 bumps. Noticed a lot of gizzard shad this year but dont remember seeing one last year. Also had a smaller eye swim between my legs last night lol

Brother fished yesterday and only had a few bumps. Water temp near bay 41 was 43.

BoroMusky

Just a friendly reminder!! Snagged fish must be released. Seen a lot of guys snaggin walleyes under the chain at the spillway on sonars, go right on the stringer.

I'm reminded of a situation many probably have encountered. If you snag a fish and it's highly likely that it will die soon as a result of the snagging, do you do the "right" thing [legally] and release it or the right thing [morally] and keep it for consumption? It's just a thought.

I always thought that , not the dirty snaggin part but what if I get a 14.5 incher that got it in the gills no dought its gonna die but what do u do?

No doubt, it depends on who is lookin'...

Lol dam snagr! Jk