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I wasnt planning on fishing today, but at the last instant I decided I wanted to hit up Lake Jackson again. My first experience wasnt great, the water was low at Millers, the deepest spot I could find was about 8ft. We did blow up some shell crackers while we were out there. I arrived at Crowder at 6:30pm and immediately got stuck and had to be pulled about by a kind stranger with a 4x4. I headed to open water in search of structure that may hold some Big Blue gills, but the water never got any deeper than 4ft. I found some nice BG hanging around gaps in the off shore pads. I had to be really careful and cast beyond them and drag it back to avoid spooking them. I saw some bass near the offshore pads closest to the ramp as I was coming back in.

May try to drop by there this weekend and find some of those bass ya saw

Just stay to the open water edges of the pads. There's only about 2 ft of separation between the weeds and the surface so your're probably gonna go top water or diving bait with a short bill.

Wed night myself and rusty hit ole Jackson up bout 7:30 to 8pm an man we saw and heard big bass action...not to mention the fat 8lb hog rusty slapped in the boat.(wit some good ole assistance from me) Man was he a Jackson brute..................... Def a good hump day. Looks like salt or fresh we put meat in the boat

Good job, the water is so clear and shallow that from a high position you could almost spot fish for bass I would think.

Went off 27 ramp Friday evening with my 4 year old and managed 1 and had a few good hits but they wouldn't take, went for about an hour and a half, bout all my boy could stand and me listening to him make a bunch of noise in the boat and looked like it was about to rain, pretty breezy as well

Theres' a lot less open water on the 27 side, but you can get to the sink holes from there easily. That's where I would have gone.