Hello from Your Lake Jennings: The bite is best described as lousy for everything. A mixed bag of trout and cats are coming off the fishing float. The topwater bass action is best described as sporadic. The best bet is to have a rod rigged and if they blow up close you are ready but concentrate on plastics. I think that the cat bite will improve if anglers concentrate on fishing shallow and along side of submerged vegetation.

Best Trout Spots: Shadow Cove and the fishing float
Best Trout Lures / Bait: Power Bait on a 4 ft. leader dipped in scent.

Best Cat Spots: Bird trees and Hermit Cove.
Best Cat Bait: Night crawlers and mackerel. Use scent liberally.

Best Bass Spots: Dropshotting Sentry and Eagle Points in 25 to 30 ft. Topwater at the bank early and late and the Hermit Cove and the Shadow Cove Buoylines casting to the boils.
Best Bass Lures /bait: Dropshotting 4" worms. Frogs and Pop-R's.

Water Temp. 70 to 71 degrees on surface.

Notables: No fish over 3 lbs. reported.

Prognosis: Remember that we do not open until 5 PM on Friday. We will stock 1000 lbs. of cats this Friday. As long as the cool weather continues I don't expect to see a red hot bite for the warmwater species but the trout will last a little longer. Try using a water float and let the worm sink slowly to catch those suspended trout

The Lake Jennings Free Fishing University will be teaching cat fishing?Ķ?Ķ

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