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Smithville Lake Fishing
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| 1 | N 39° 26.895' - W 094° 32.073' | NE cove W-bridge |
| 2 | N 39° 26.779' - W 094° 31.985' | SE cove W-bridge |
| 3 | N 39° 26.484' - W 094° 31.969' | Bluff on east side 2x6 on bank |
| 4 | N 39° 25.914' - W 094° 31.787' | Sail boat cove |
| 5 | N 39° 25.908' - W 094° 31.696' | Sail boat cove |
| 6 | N 39° 25.579' - W 094° 31.579' | East side S of sail boat |
| 7 | N 39° 24.994' - W 094° 32.515' | Little Platte Cove |
| 8 | N 39° 24.402' - W 094° 32.796' | Woodhenge |
| 9 | N 39° 24.303' - W 094° 33.298' | Little Platte swimbeach point |
| 10 | N 39° 23.576' - W 094° 32.993' | Litton Center point |
| 11 | N 39° 23.763' - W 094° 32.272' | Campers cove shelter house |
| 12 | N 39° 24.148' - W 094° 32.059' | I-70 point |
| 13 | N 39° 24.145' - W 094° 32.037' | I-70 point |
| 14 | N 39° 23.905' - W 094° 31.089' | East side of crows creek boat ramp cut (christ.trees) |
| 15 | N 39° 23.882' - W 094° 30.985' | bluff east of crows boat ramp (christ. Trees) |
| 16 | N 39° 24.310' - W 094° 30.660' | Northeast side of campbranch bridge (christ. Trees) |
| 17 | N 39° 24.392' - W 094° 30.784' | Northwest side of Campbranch bridge (christ. Trees) |
| 18 | N 39° 24.386' - W 094° 30.906' | Campbranch cove (christ. Trees) |
| 19 | N 39° 24.396' - W 094° 30.888' | inside no wake along road campbranch |
| 20 | N 39° 24.305' - W 094° 30.229' | rocky cove N of campbranch bridge on right |
| 21 | N 39° 24.271' - W 094° 30.210' | close to pile #20 further in cove |
| 22 | N 39° 23.897' - W 094° 31.110' | small cut next to crows creek boat ramp |
| 23 | N 39° 23.943' - W 094° 31.515' | Old Ford pond dam next cove west of C.C. boat ramp |
BASS: Fair: The bass are being illusive as always. People are catching fish still in the flooded veg. or suspended in 20 ft of water. There is a little top water bite early and late but its not great either. Lots of casting for a few fish.
CATFISH: Fair to Good: The catfish should be near the end of their spawn. As they come off the nests they should start feeding up. Trot and limb lines are taking the larger fish as uaual with some nice channels being taken on prepared baits and livers.
White Bass: Good The white bass are on the main lake humps and points. You could see them feeding mornings and evenings about any where on the main lake. Fish the same areas only deeper with a spoon when they are not on the surface chasing shad. Trolling small crankbaits, #5 shad raps or 1/4 oz rattle traps will also help you locate fish.
Walleye: Good: The walleye are feeding in the flooded grass and feeding on night crawlers. Some are also moving a little deeper with all of the heat.