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Haven't seen any fishing reports for Greeson for several weeks. My only experience on Greeson was many years ago. Caught a 30+ lbs striper. Should hold a lot fish including big ones. Lots of flooded timber. Not sure on water clarity. Drop a white spinnerbait down and see how long you can see it before it disappears. Maybe start the first two hours of morning and last two hours of daylight fishing shallow. Spawning is well over by end of May. Maybe hit some main lake points. Bluegills will spawn here in early May. Throw some bluegill/bream colors up shallow. Striper guides use gizzard shad. Anything in the bluegill to shad colors should work. Bang those Bandits off some shallow timber in the mornings! Wish I could help or knew something about this lake. Didn't want to see your post get ignored by an Arkansan. Good luck!

What's on my mind is why am I catching fish on a jerkbait with water temps around 75 deg? I didn't think it would work as well post spawn (assuming spawn is temps 60-65). LMB and walleye are hitting it from bluffs to submerged points on two different bodies of water. I'll keep throwing it until they quit. Read an article from Ike where he likes to throw it year round. I have been pleasantly surprised with the JB the last two weeks.

What about tree bass!? Who hasn't drug a limb off the bottom or hooked a stump? They are predominant in most waters and I'd like them to get the respect they deserve.

I don't let anyone else's definitions and standards dictate if I had a good day fishing. It's a hobby and the point of a hobby is to enjoy it so the only goal for me is to have fun. I don't own a scale.

The first one I grab!

Maybe fish some rocky areas that are exposed to sunlight.

I haven't had any issues with BPS. Employees make the difference, not the corporate logo on the store. Apparently there are some employees out there giving particular stores a bad name.

that's snazzy Wayne

Ahhhhhhh...thanks

What is the NMEA function used for on a Humminbird? I saw a youtube video on how to turn it on but have no idea what it is used for and after a google search all I discovered is that it stands for National Marine Electronics Association. Where's Wayne P when you need him?

Why can't all the knots just get along! LOL

And these conversations are why I visit Bass Resource. I feel like there are good points in each reply.

It's either Fifth Wheel or Pop-Up...then the grandchild can be called Tent. Pretty soon when you get to great-grandchildren we'll have to use Cardboard or Tarp.

I know what you're thinking: Arkansas...mobile home aka "trailer", but actually that's not it. My dad and I worked together. He loved campers and RV's so our buyer at Ally bank always called him RV. After I bought a camper our Ally buyer called me Trailer as in not quite as big as an RV since I was the son. I didn't choose it and it stuck because other buyers that I never had met referred to me as trailer when I called so I ran with it!

So what do you think would make NASCAR better?