Ramped in at Wax, ran all over the lake from 4 pm to 7 pm trying to find somewhere reasonably calm to fish. Tons of boaters out, most very courteous and cautious, but still alot of wake to try to fish comfortably along the banks with the wife.
At 7 pm entered the mouth of Conoloway Creek, and the bass were pushing shad up and surface feeding on them. We fished there till 9 pm, and stayed close to the point and mud line right at the mouth on the right side as you enter.
Small Kastmaster spoons with a white feather tail, Small White poppers with sparkle finnish and a white feather tail, small Chrome torpedo baits with the prop tail, and Chrome Zora spooks netted us about 18 Largemouth, 12-14 inches. When they were up they would hit the Zora, and the Torpedo, when they went down the Kastmaster and the White poppers seem best to keep them biting.
Didn't see any other jumps, but then again this was the area we stumbled on and then sat on. Seemed like the best bite was right at the edge of the mud line where the bass seemed to be piling up to bushwack the shad fingerlings as they came out for cleaner water.
Kinda wish I had forgone this trip, and gone early Sunday morning instead. Less boat traffic at dawn on a Sunday, and I think that area would have really boiled up.


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