Took some mighty fine folks on a guided trip this morning and we was catchin’ bass so deep I swear the flounder was down there gossipin’ with ’em like, “Y’all hear who’s bitin’ today?” Let me tell ya—the fishing is ON right now. Those Table Rock bass are bitin’ like it’s almost Christmas morning and they found the presents early. Doesn’t matter if you’re a weekend warrior or just wanna feel a rod about get jerked outta your hands, now’s the time. If you’re wantin’ in on the fun, book a trip with BreakingBassGuideService and climb in the boat with Captain Spencer Clark, a.k.a. The Hillbilly Hulk. I’ll put ya on fish, tell bad jokes, and make sure you leave with sore arms and a big ol’ grin. Table Rock Lake is showin’ out—don’t miss it! Captain Spencer Clark Breaking Bass Guide Service **hidden content** **hidden content**

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Table Rock Lake Bass Report Breaking Bass Guide Service Well I’ll be, them bass on Table Rock been actin’ right lately. Ain’t wide open every cast, but if you know what you’re doin’ (and don’t mind chunkin’ it slow), you can flat out wear ’em out. Where They’re Hidin’: Most them green fish and brown ones been hangin’ on rock piles, main-lake points, and them halfway-back pockets, specially where big rock turns into pea gravel. If there’s wind blowin’ on it, you best stop and make a few casts — that’s where the groceries are comin’ by. How Deep: We been catchin’ ’em from about 8 foot down to 20-ish, and them smallmouth will slide off deeper once that sun gets up and starts cookin’. What They’re Bitin’: Jerkbaits early — twitch it like it’s scared Big ol’ football jig drug slower’n molasses Ned rig when they act stubborn Shaky head when you just wanna get bit Swimbait if they’re chasin’ When to Go to Whackin’ ’Em: Early mornin’ been best, but don’t go loadin’ the boat at noon just yet — slow down and they’ll still eat. Hillbilly Pro Tip: If you ain’t bumpin’ rock, you ain’t in the right spot. When you catch one, best believe his cousins are settin’ close by. If you wanna learn Table Rock the right way and put a hurtin’ on some bass, Breaking Bass Guide Service will take care of ya. We’ll fish hard, laugh a little, and maybe even break somethin’ besides a sweat.