EXCELLENT. Water stained; 86 degrees; 0.44 feet below pool. Bass have been better this week, catching them in 15-20 feet of water roaming and chasing shad. Seeing some topwater action in the mornings. Largemouth are slow during the day and only a little more active at night. Slower presentation lures have been best. Crappie have been hit or miss. They are stacked on deep timber and all brush piles. The 12-20 feet of water brush piles have been the most active for the smaller fish. Crappie are numerous on timber and brush piles between 15-25 feet deep and have been best on minnows. Catfish are still really active in 10-30 feet of water and hitting all baits. Channel catfish and blue catfish have been biting fair this week on stink bait, minnows and cut bait. A few white bass limits have been caught this week on the bridges. Report by Chris Caswell, Lake Bob Sandlin Crappie Fishing Guide. Crappie fishing is excellent anywhere from 8-30 feet of water on timber. Focus on points and any timber on points with minnows preferred over jigs. Cypress Springs and brush piles are also producing well. The quality of fish is phenomenal. Report by Dan Langston, River Bottom Boys Guide Service.