Saddle Creek was sprayed making it more easier to find the fish..before ,they were submerged in hydrilla making it impossible to find. If you want a decent fish tomorrow try drifting a couple of worm rods over sandbars..you will get bit...don't waste your time flipping or pitching...not worth it..the water temp is 84 degrees,they are in deeper water..I found most of them in 8-10 foot deep...chilling out on the bottom..the big ones have been hanging out together.

Thanks for the advice. I'll try that out tomorrow morning. A depth finder would be nice for these hot times haha.

Your welcome...I have the Hummingbird...119.00 Walmart special.it just clamps to the side of your boat...

Knowing the habitat of the different fish helps you single out which ones are probably bass and which ones are turtles,tilapia or cat fish....Fish with their noses staged up on structure are probably bass....and they tend to hang on the bottom or suspended off the bottom..

Thanks Phil