Just a little over two months ago , our beautiful Lake was almost 11' low and after the recent round of rains, Richland Chambers is only 2' below full pool level! That's a LOT OF WATER on a 45,000 acre Lake! This past week alone, the Lake rose over 1'. Normally when you have that much water in such a short period of time, the fishing really suffers. The big fish (Hybrid Stripers) did do somewhat of a disappearing act this past week, but we were still able to catch LOTS of White Bass on each of our outings.

The White Bass seem to be just about anywhere you want to fish! Some mornings we're catching them on Points, Humps and Ridges up the Richland Creek arm of the Lake, and on other mornings they're on the Main Lake locations such as Pelican Island and the 309 Flats! We're catching almost all our fish on Silver or Chartruse RSR Slabs ( www.rsrlures.com). If the birds don't point the way to the fish, locate them "hanging on the bottom" with your Electronics. Just drop your Slab to the bottom and give a slow, deliberate lift about a rod length up and he's on!!!



Adam and I are completely booked for May. If you're planning on a June or July trip, we encourage you to reserve your date soon. We have plenty of Weekdays open, but our Saturdays are booked till July. It's time to plan and schedule that Fishing Trip for the Kiddos as School is almost out! Check out our website at www.gonefishin.biz for information and new news!!!

Have a Great Day and hope to see you on the Lake