Bill Lawrence
BRANSON, Mo., August 15, 2013 — Bull Shoals Lake covers over 45,000 acres and 1050 miles of shoreline. Most people staying in the Branson area would typically be fishing the Missouri waters at its southern end in the K Dock area. This report is submitted under the auspices of the Central Pro- Am Association (CPAA) by guide(s) who are actively involved in guiding on almost a daily basis. The level of Bull Shoals Lake as of 1600 on August 15 is 667.33. The normal, “Seasonal Conservation Pool,” level for Bull Shoals Lake for this time of year is 661.0.
Bull Shoals Lake Bull Shoals Lake by William (Bill) Lawrence Fishing Guide Service
Lots of water out there! Catching bass on spinner baits @ bushes on the banks using jigs tipped with grubs. Walleye being caught on jigging spoons from Powersite Dam to Buck Creek.Also catching walleye trolling crank baits. Crappie being caught around brush piles and timber using minnows and small crappie jigs. Still catching catfish on jug lines and trot lines. See you on the water.
Submitted by Bill Lawrence, William (Bill) Lawrence Fishing Guide Service
As part of its continuing commitment to serving the community, Branson Tourism Center (BTC), one of Branson’s largest and most respected sellers of vacation planning services, Branson show tickets, attraction tickets and lodging is proud to sponsor this fishing report, the Central Pro-Am Association. BTC can be reached by calling 800-785-1550 or by visiting their website www.BransonTourismCenter.com. The Central Pro Am Association through such sponsorship and that of Ranger Boats and Mercury Marine is pleased to participate in furnishing this information to those fishing the Branson Tri-Lakes area.
