Folks I took a student to Dewey Short Dam on Table Rock Lake in Missouri today. The fish were SO hungry that a rather large striper bass tried to make a meal out of my glove on the 2nd dive!
So, if you're diving Dewey Short, take a bag of frozen peas or fish pellets (if you can keep them dry) and feed the poor fish. The fishermen are using lures and not live bait in that area, so they are looking for food.
Also, TBR conditions update Vis: roughly 5-10 feet until you get deeper than 15ft, then it opens up a bit as you get deeper. Temp: 58 degrees at 20ft near the dam, 56 degrees once you headed to more open water.
So, if you're diving Dewey Short, take a bag of frozen peas or fish pellets (if you can keep them dry) and feed the poor fish. The fishermen are using lures and not live bait in that area, so they are looking for food.
Also, TBR conditions update Vis: roughly 5-10 feet until you get deeper than 15ft, then it opens up a bit as you get deeper. Temp: 58 degrees at 20ft near the dam, 56 degrees once you headed to more open water.
