June 30, 2010 FISHING REPORT by The Big Kahuna Hey guys and gals hope everyone is ready for a great weekend and a nice 4th of July week. The weather here will be great for the next several days with some of the heat laying down a little. Sorry for the late report been fishing and not at home as usual. First we would like to thank all that have been with us the month of June we had some really hot days, but beat most of the heat by leaving early each morning. Almost all we have been doing for the last several days is fishing for white bass and the action has really picked up each day. The water is warm and there has been plenty of flow in the river on both lakes on most trips, and the current really helps the fish trap the bait fish along the river ledges. We have been casting in line spinners in white and lime green in 10 to 35 feet of water with a fast retrieve and that really rips up the water good. We have also been using big spoons 1 oz. clown color just dropping down right over the school of fish and bringing it up 3 to 5 ft and let it fall back down fast this really works good for everyone who does not cast as well as they like do just push a button and you are fishing. For the most part the whites have been good size and we are also picking up some nice yellow bass and a few catfish on each trip. Bass fishing is still good most have made the move to deep water ledges but there are a few on main lake points and second side pockets where a good rock point sticks out into deeper water. The last several tournaments have all had real good winning weights with lots of 20 pound and up sacks of largemouth bass and a few smallmouth bass in the mix. Try shakey heads over deep ledges in the main lake. Catfish are biting good use nightcrawlers, shrimp, and cut shad fished up and down the deep river ledges. The lakes are just a little above summer pool and have a great color to them, you can see you lure down 4 to 6 feet, and there are just right for any kind of water sport you like. Come on down and spend a few days at The Moors Resort and forget work for a while and see the great lakes we have to offer. GOOD FISHING THE BIG KAHUNA DON SCHNUCK