[Editors Note: Branson, Missouri’s Table Rock Lake covers 43,100 surface acres and has 857 miles of shoreline. This report covers the portion of Table Rock Lake that most people staying in the Branson area would typically be fishing and is submitted under the auspices of the Central Pro- Am Association by guide(s) who are actively involved in guiding on almost a daily basis. The level of Table Rock Lake as of 0500 November 3 is 918.62 up from 917.22 on October 27. Its normal “Top of Power Pool” level is 915.]

Table Rock Lake by Buster Loving

Dam Area

Water Temp: 62
Clarity: Clear

The lake is 3 feet higher than it was last week.  The unstable water level and weather has made the fishing tough on all the area lakes.  There are still some whites on main lake points and humps in 40-60ft. of water.  White 1/2 oz. jigging spoons are the best baits.  We are catching a few bass running main lake points on spinnerbaits.  Cloudcover must be present for this pattern to be productive.

Rivers

Water Temp:
Clarity: Stained

Spinnerbaits and wiggle warts are catching some decent bass in the rivers.  There is a lot of cover in the water, “too much”.  The deeper coves with less cover are the best right now.  Look for banks with sparse cover and work them thoroughly.

Submitted by Buster Loving for Central Pro-Am Association

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