Sand bass are schooling mornings starting strong at about 7:30 and going on up in the day if you keep looking for them. Lots of the schooling fish are small but if you slab under the boat in the schooling areas you will catch good keepers. Any kind of small topwater works on the topwater fish and we catch all our slabbin fish on Cotton Cordell Jiggin spoons 3/4 oz. chrome with a Flies-By-Night fly tied 14 inches above the spoon for doubles. You can run across schooling fish anywhere on the lake right now but best areas in the last week have been from the dam to the marina on the flats, just north of Cates Point and South west of Wolf Island. Slabbin bite has been slowing down late morning but then topwater has been picking up. The folks below had there limits at 9:20 this morning. Then they caught a bunch more til
noon when we went in.
Have fun fishing,
Tim