Striper fishing continues to be great! Live shad are producing limits of fish on points and humps in 25–40 FOW as fish are coming to the boats to feed. Swim baits are also working on shallow points and humps off creek ledges in 5–12 FOW. Catfishing remains great with cooler temps and lake levels up. Drift cut shad on deep flats off the river channels closer to the ends of the lake in 25–55 FOW. Eaters are still plentiful along ledges and on flats in 40–50 FOW on cut shad and prepared baits.

Striper fishing is great on live bait and lures. Top waters early along sandy points and creeks, swimbaits under the birds working or on structure in 15-20 tow. Live bait is producing limits of fish on ledges in 30-40 fow. Catfishing is great on cut shad and whole gizzard shad. Look near the rivers and off the river channels on deep flats 30-40 fow. Big blues are starting to show up!

Striper fishing continues to be great! Live shad are producing limits of fish on points and humps in 25–40 FOW as fish are coming to the boats to feed. Swim baits are also working on shallow points and humps off creek ledges in 5–12 FOW. Catfishing remains great with cooler temps and lake levels up. Drift cut shad on deep flats off the river channels closer to the ends of the lake in 25–55 FOW. Eaters are still plentiful along ledges and on flats in 40–50 FOW on cut shad and prepared baits.

Striper fishing is great on live shad in 20-45 feet of water (FOW) in ditches and along the river ledges. Look for fish to move up shallow with the cold weather. Swim baits and topwaters work well in the backs of coves and creeks ducing early morning and late evening.

Striper fishing continues to be great! Live shad are producing limits of fish on points and humps in 25–40 FOW as fish are coming to the boats to feed. Swim baits are also working on shallow points and humps off creek ledges in 5–12 FOW. Catfishing remains great with cooler temps and lake levels up. Drift cut shad on deep flats off the river channels closer to the ends of the lake in 25–55 FOW. Eaters are still plentiful along ledges and on flats in 40–50 FOW on cut shad and prepared baits.