Well hey y’all — fall’s rollin’ through the Ozarks and them Table Rock bass are feedin’ like they’re late for supper! Water temps been droppin’ down into the upper 60s, and that’s got them fish movin’ from the backs of creeks out to them points, rocky ledges, and brush piles in 10 to 25 feet. Early mornin’, you’ll still find a few up shallow bustin’ shad, but once the sun gets to smilin’, they slide off a little deeper. We’ve been hammerin’ ‘em this week on:Crankbaits in shad and crawfish colors. Bounce ‘em off rocks and hang on!Spinnerbaits & chatterbaits when the wind’s kickin’ — that flash gets ‘em fired up.And if you’re out before sunrise, don’t forget a good ol’ topwater popper — they’re smashin’ it! Fishin’s been solid all across the lake — from Dam to Shell Knob and up the White River arm. If you find baitfish stackin’ up, them bass ain’t far behind. Windy banks and main-lake points are money right now! Ol’ Captain Spencer’s been runnin’ trips every day, and the bite’s been hotter than a cast iron skillet in July. Folks are reelin’ in largemouth, spots, and smallies like it’s nothin’. Ain’t nothin’ better than a cool fall mornin’, a bent rod, and them Ozark hills glowin’ orange and gold around ya. If you’re wantin’ to get out here before the weather turns cold and them fish tuck deep for winter, now’s the time! We’ll bring the boat, the gear, and the know-how — you just bring your hat, your fishin’ arm, and a good attitude. Book your fall trip now at **hidden content** Let’s go catch a mess of bass and make some stories you’ll be tellin’ all winter.See y’all on the water — and remember, if your rod ain’t bendin’, you’re just pretendin’! #breakingbassguideservice