Arlington
GOOD. Water stained; 70 degrees; 0.35 feet below pool. Bass continue to be shallow, so flip cover for some bites. Good topwater action in the morning, then target any kind of cover when the topwater bite ends. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Athens
GOOD. Water normal stain; 76 degrees; 0.51 feet above pool. Bass are good in grass 8-12 feet of water with Texas rig worms, wacky rig senko and crankbaits. Crappie are slow on small jigs over brush. Report by Reagan Nelson, Lake Athens Bass Guide. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Bastrop
GREAT. Water stained; 80 degrees. Bass are good working the discharge early and often will get bites with small swimbaits, worms and crankbaits. Look for any rock piles and work those good with shaky head jigs and Texas rigged plastics like finesse worms and creature baits. Cranking the dam and throwing flukes and worms off the reeds work as well. They are just about going to start schooling so be ready with a small topwater and swimbait to throw to those. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs. Bass are schooling offshore in the main lake hitting clear topwaters, shad colored squarebill crankbaits, or Alabama rigs rolled extremely slow off the bottom. Some bass can still be caught early and late in the day in the reeds and grass. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Belton
FAIR. Water stained; 77 degrees; 2.31 feet below pool. Big changes were brought on this past week with unseasonably hot days and nights bringing the water temperature up quickly and nudging us toward summer patterns. The water is warming rapidly and the fishing is getting tricky. There is a definite transition underway in which the white bass are making use of the bottom less and less and are beginning to suspend routinely. There are two drivers for this: stratification of the water by temperature which will eventually lead to the creation of the thermocline by mid-June, and the increasing presence of young-of-the-year shad making their way into open water. When fish are suspended, I rely heavily on my 2-D sonar, traditional sonar or colored sonar, as the three-dimensional cone it makes use of extends the echo signature of the fish into long arches which are larger and much more easily seen on a screen then the shorter rice grain signatures seen on side-imaging and down-imaging. The MAL Heavy with silver blade and chartreuse tail has been a consistent lure for the past three weeks. It shows up remarkably well on forward-facing sonar and 2-D sonar. Drop below the suspended fish and crank it up at a steady cadence at least two cranks above the fish showing highest in the water column. Report by Bob Maindelle, Holding the Line Guide Service. Catfish are good. Anglers can find blue catfish around points and sand flats in 10-20 feet of water. Larger fresh cut baits have been effective for trophy size fish. Eater fish under 10 pounds are active and slow drifting with small cut shad along sand flats will produce. Channel catfish are good and can be caught on punch bait in 10-25 feet of water. Flatheads are excellent on live bait in shallow water around river mouths. Report by Brian Worley, B&S Catfishing. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Benbrook
GOOD. Water stained; 72 degrees; 1.39 feet below pool. Catfish good in 5-25 feet of water on cut and stink bait. Hybrid stripers are good on live bait in 10-35 feet of water. Smallmouth bass can still be caught on rocky points with crankbaits and Texas rigs. Largemouth bass males are guarding fry so still kinda easy to catch on any flooded brush. Report by Hundley¡¯s Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Bois d'Arc
SLOW. water stained; 76 degrees; 0.23 feet below pool. The morning bass bite is slow, but buzz baits and ribbits will land fish around any flooded weeds or pond weeds. Texas rigs are good around bushes in 3-5 feet of water and on timber and road beds in 5-7 feet of water. Carolina rigs are good on shallow brush and pond dams. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Crappie are excellent on brush piles, near the bridge, and the back of coves. Schooling action midlake and shorelines are holding individual fish. Target hardwood trees, cedar trees or bois d arc trees. Crappie will not be on locust trees due to the thorns. Minnows are best, but some can be caught in jigs. Report by River Bottom Boys Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Bridgeport
FAIR. Water stained; 75 degrees; 0.45 feet above pool. Crappie are primarily roaming, but there are some active fish on dock poles. The bite should improve as the water temperature increases. Largemouth bass are slow shallow using topwaters and chatterbaits. White bass and hybrids are good on wind blown points with crankbaits and main lake humps, slabs or live shad. Catfish bite is good on cut bait. Report by Jack Pellegrini, Lake Bridgeport Crappie Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Cedar Creek
EXCELLENT. stained; 77 degrees; 0.02 feet full pool. The hybrid striped bass and white bass have made a full recovery from the spawn and are now back in the main lake in droves and are on a feeding frenzy! Start looking for heavy bird activity throughout the lake on flats and near the Dam on edges of drop offs especially on cloudy and overcast days. Focus on using slabs on drop offs and along seawalls early in the mornings in depth of 5-14 feet. Reports of great catches using silver or white slabs and spinners and retrieving off the bottom at a very slow retrieve to catch these fish in depths of 17-26 feet of water. The crappie have also migrated back into the main lake. Look for them under bridge pylons or under docks where the depths are between 3-10 feet. Guides have been reporting exceptionally nice catches on sunny warmer days. Report by Brent Herbeck, Herbeck¡¯s Lonestar Fishing Guide Service. Shad spawn is nearing an end, but there continues to be a good early shallow bite on and around points and windy shoreline. Drifting in 15-25 feet of water is consistently producing bigger fish. Report by Jason Barber, Kings Creek Adventures. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Comanche Creek
0.55 feet above pool. Comanche Creek is closed for the summer and will reopen in October. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day.
Cooper
SLOW. Water stained; 60 degrees: 2.00 feet below pool. Crappie are in a full postspawn pattern in 8-16 feet of water on timber, and on the south end in brush piles. Fish are starting to stack up on the structure. Plastics are outperforming hand tied jigs. Report by River Bottom Boys Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Cypress Springs
FAIR: Water normal stain; 72 degrees; 0.62 feet above pool. Crappie are good early morning on timber. Catfish are still shallow, finishing the spawn. White bass are schooling off of points and feeding on the surface in the mornings and evenings. Black bass are cruising in 10-15 feet in creek channels and around timber chasing shad. Report by Chris Caswell, Lake Bob Sandlin Crappie Fishing Guide. Crappie are congregating on boat docks and brush piles. Some bigger fish are roaming. The best bite is a hand tied ¨û ounce jig tipped with a minnow. You will have to weed through small fish to find the keepers. Report by River Bottom Boys Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Eagle Mountain
FAIR. Water stained; 77 degrees; 0.46 feet above pool. Blue catfish and some channel catfish mixed in are transitioning to deeper water from 2-4 feet of water at the mouths of creeks with cut bait. Crappie and sand bass are slow due to the muddy water. Reports of largemouth bass being caught up to 8 pounds. Report by Captain Bobby Mann, Catch a Dream Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Fayette
GOOD. Water slightly stained; 85 degrees. Bass are good with rattle traps, spinnerbaits and underspins on shallow points in 3 feet of water following fish to 17-20 feet of water as the day progresses. Bluegill can be caught on Carolina rigs in 10 feet of water. Catfish should be spawning on the banks. Report by Mark Fransen, Fransen¡¯s Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Graham
FAIR. Water stained; 70 degrees; 0.01 feet below pool. Water is still high and the clarity is muddy. Bass fishing is slow. Bass are in shallow water feeding on shad. Crappie fishing is slow on brush piles in 14 feet of water with minnows. Sand bass and hybrids are schooling on shad in shallow flats hitting spoons and cut shad. Catfish are good on cut shad in the creeks and on main lake flats. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Granbury
GOOD. Water stained; 78 degrees; 0.09 feet below pool. Water temperatures are in the middle 70s and rising. Water clarity on the upper ends is improving and the lower ends are fairly clear. Sand bass action continues to be good to excellent on slabs and spinner baits on many areas of the lake. Fish are holding on ridges and humps in 12-20 feet of water. Striped bass are slow to fair on trolled Alabama rigs and live shad. Best reports on striped bass are coming from near Decordova Subdivision to Blue Water Shores. Largemouth bass are good on soft plastics and lipless crankbaits worked in the back of sloughs and creeks. Some largemouth bass are schooling with the sand bass. Blue catfish continue to be good on cut bait fished near channel breaks. Best action is reported from Indian Harbor to Hunter Park. Crappie reports are also good in the creeks on small minnows and jigs. Some of the crappies are moving out to structure near major creek entrances and near bridge pilings and standing timber. Report by Michael Acosta, Unfair Advantage Charters. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Grapevine
GOOD. Water stained; 75 degrees; 5.63 feet above pool. Water is clearing and slowly being released. Plan ahead before heading to the lake to ensure ramps status. Birds are now working early in the morning cast topwaters or inline spinners. As the day progresses fish deeper the brighter it becomes. Numbers of white bass can be caught on jigging spoons and slabs utilizing a thumper to bring fish beneath the boat. Report by Omar Cotter, Luck O¡¯the Irish Fishing Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Hawkins
GOOD. Water slightly stained. 70 degrees. Chain Pickerel and black bass are spawning in shallow water. Focus on areas with stumps, brush, and vegetation. Bream should be making the move shallow for the spawn. Look for spawning crappie in weeds on sloping banks. Report by Guide Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Jacksonville
GOOD. Water stained; 78 degrees; 0.17 feet above pool. The water clarity is clearing up. Bass are biting soft plastics and jigs on brush and humps in 8-16 feet. Suspended bass on brush are biting swimbaits and jerkbaits. There is an inconsistent topwater bite on the bank. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Joe Pool
GREAT. Water normal stain; 75 degrees; 1.33 above pool. Bass are great in 2-8 feet of water around stumps and grass. The recent rains have raised the lake up 2 feet. Shad are still spawning in the early hours before the sun rises. Look for the birds along the shoreline or little flickers of silver. White bass are up shallow taking advantage of the shad spawn along with catfish mixed in. Crappie can be found in the timber on minnows. Summer and hot water temperatures are fast approaching, this will change fishing. Get out there now before the ski boats and jet skis take over. Report by Gilbert Miller, GTB Outdoors. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Lavon
GOOD. Water lightly stained; 65 degrees; 2.48 feet above pool. Crappie are in 2-4 feet of water jigging trees and bushes, or on main lake structure in 7-10 feet. Cast 1/16 ounce hair jigs on a 6-8 pound line with 5/8 egg sinker above, slip weight. White bass are chasing shad in the morning, so follow the birds. Look for fish shallow from 1-10 feet on main lake points and in the back of coves. When sandies are on top throw paddle tail swimbaits, otherwise target 15-30 feet of water after 8 a.m. with 1 ounce minnow slab. Channel catfish are starting to spawn in the rip rap in 1-8 feet using slip bobbers, punch bait, chicken liver, or cut shad. Throwing out soured grain works like magic. Try and chum your areas in at least three or four spots before you start fishing. Report by Carey Thorn, White Bass Fishing Texas. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Lewisville
FAIR. Water stained; 76 degrees; 1.55 feet below pool. White bass are fair to good on points and humps in 15-32 feet of water with jigs, slabs, and live bait. Keeper sized hybrid stripers are fair in similar depths. If you are keeping fish, please be aware that there are a lot of undersized hybrid stripers in the lake that look very similar to a white bass. Blue catfish are good on cut shad drifting humps and flats in 10-30 feet of water. Check wind blown banks where herons are present early in the morning. Crappie are slow to fair in 2-24 feet of water on brush piles, submerged timber, and submerged cover near drop-offs with minnows and jigs. Report by Wes Campbell, BendARod Fishing. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Limestone
GOOD. Water normal stain; 80 degrees; 0.05 feet above pool. Noodling under the boat ramps for catfish is good. Piers with lights will start being a key to night fishing as the daily temperatures trend towards hot. Crappie are in 10-15 feet of water on minnows. Largemouth bass are in 2-7 feet of water on Texas rigs, chatterbaits, and topwater frogs. Catfish are biting in 5-15 feet of water with cutbait. White bass are in 7-17 feet of water with ¨þ ounce jigging spoons. Report by Colan Gonzales, Lake Limestone Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Navarro Mills
SLOW. Water stained; 70 degrees; 4.22 feet above pool. Sand bass are doing excellent with smaller fish caught trolling and larger fish in 10-15 feet. Some sand bass are in the brush piles. Crappie are starting to stack deeper in the brush piles and mostly wanting minnows. Off the banks and docks some crappie and white bass are still being caught. Catfish are moving shallower and like cut perch or carp for bait. Report by Navarro Mills Marina. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Palestine
GOOD. Water stained; 74 degrees; 0.44 feet above pool. Crappie are fair to good on brush piles in 12-15 feet of water around docks. Bass are fair around shallow cover. Catfish are excellent on retaining walls and shallow cover where shad are spawning. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Palo Pinto
SLOW. Water stained; 72 degrees; 0.30 feet above pool. Until the recent flooding, catfish were good on cut bait or fresh shad in shallow water. Crappie are biting in 6 feet of water. Sand bass and hybrids are biting in deep water. Yellow catfish starting to bite on live bait. Report by Lake Palo Pinto RV Park. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Ray Hubbard
GOOD. Water stained; 70 degrees; 0.10 feet below pool. White bass are on shallow points and flats early morning feeding in little as 2 feet of water. Birds have started working in the shallow areas so throw small swimbaits, tail spinners or rattle traps. You can also blind cast topwaters and catch numbers of fish. Later in the morning white bass are moving out to deeper water on long points, road beds and levees. Crappie are relating to brush piles in 15-20 feet of water. Crappie are showing up at bridge columns and they are moving around drop off going from structure to structure. Catfish are good on the rocks around the lake using a slip cork and prepared punch bait. Chumming will help bring the schools into your areas. Report by John Varner, John Varner's Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Ray Roberts
GOOD. Water slightly stained; 70 degrees; 1.84 feet below pool. Wind continues to limit the fishable area. Crappie are almost in a full swing summer pattern in 10-25 feet of water on brush piles hitting minnows. Largemouth bass can be caught on windblown points chasing bait or shallow brush. Topwater bite has started, typical moving baits for shad or bluegill imitation, jig imitating crawfish. White bass are on main lake humps with slabs, rattle traps or live shad. Catfish and largemouth bass can also be caught under the white bass. Channel catfish are staging on shallow flats for the spawn. Chum and wait for catfish to come in hot and heavy. Report by Daniel Koberna, Lt. Dan¡¯s Crappie Co. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Richland Chambers
FAIR. Water normal stain; 72 degrees; 0.30 feet above pool. The lake is still above pool and the spillway gates are open. White bass are very good in 20-25 feet of water off main lake points, roadbeds and humps. A slab and jig combination is best, but MAL Lures, Mepps Spinners, and Lil' Georges are good. Check out the South Shoreline around Ferguson Point for early morning top water action. Hybrid stripers are good with live shad, or bumping slabs off the bottom near the 309 Flats and Pelican Island. Blue catfish are fair on cut bait or shad on shallow windblown points. Catfish can be caught on punch bait below schools of feeding white bass. Crappie action is slow. Report by Royce Simmons, Gone Fishin' Guide Service. Black Bass fishing is fair at this time. The water temperature is in the mid 70s and stained. There are always shallow fish with the available cover such as boat docks and grass. You can flip docks and use a frog and swim jig in the grass. This is also when you can start checking spots like points and hard structure. These places are before they get in their summer locations. Humps and long points can be good right now. I like to start using a Carolina Rig, Football Jig, and a 10 inch power worm in brush piles. Spend time with your electronics in search of these kinds of spots near spawning coves in 10-13 feet is a good depth to catch some big post spawners. Good Fishing, Terry Hawkins Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Somerville
GOOD. Water stained; 76 degrees; 0.20 feet below pool. Summer like weather is already here but the bite remain consistent. Dam gates are closed. At the Marina the crappie bite is fair, and the catfish are fair on minnows or punch bait. Bluegill continue to be fair on crickets or worms, and are now spawning. Crappie are fair on jigs and minnows over brush in 8-18 feet of water. Catfish are excellent in 3-10 feet of water with cut shad or punch bait. Catfish are spawning. Black bass are good on crankbaits and shiny spinnerbaits in 2-8 feet of water. White bass are excellent trolling with various spoons or anchored with shad and ghost minnows. Hybrids are good with many undersized fish being caught in deeper water using cut bait or mussels. Below the dam fishing is slow. since no water is being released. Report by Weldon Kirk, Fish Tales Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Stillhouse
GOOD. Water stained; 77 degrees; 3.42 feet below pool. Big changes were brought on this past week with unseasonably hot days and nights bringing the water temperature up quickly and nudging us toward summer patterns. The water is warming rapidly and the fishing is getting tricky. There is a definite transition underway in which the white bass are making use of the bottom less and less and are beginning to suspend routinely. There are two drivers for this: stratification of the water by temperature which will eventually lead to the creation of the thermocline by mid-June, and the increasing presence of young-of-the-year shad making their way into open water. When fish are suspended, I rely heavily on my 2-D sonar, traditional sonar or colored sonar, as the three-dimensional cone it makes use of extends the echo signature of the fish into long arches which are larger and much more easily seen on a screen then the shorter rice grain signatures seen on side-imaging and down-imaging. The MAL Heavy with silver blade and chartreuse tail has been a consistent lure for the past three weeks. It shows up remarkably well on forward-facing sonar and 2-D sonar. Drop below the suspended fish and crank it up at a steady cadence at least two cranks above the fish showing highest in the water column. Report by Bob Maindelle, Holding the Line Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Tawakoni
GOOD. Water lightly stained; 80 degrees; 0.58 feet above pool. We are seeing a major pattern shift as high temperatures climb into the mid 80s through the month of May. Striper and white bass are finishing up their spawn and are feeding on large schools of threadfin shad on main lake points and humps. The best way to target these fish are with slab spoons and swimbaits. Sometimes you will see feeding seagulls but mostly these fish are down on the bottom in depths ranging from 17-35 feet. The eating size channel catfish and blue catfish bite is wide open. May is one of the very best months of the entire year to catch limits of eating sized catfish. Bait holes with range cubes in 20 feet and use cheese based punch baits with reliable success. The crappie bite improves daily. Jigs are doing well in 10-20 feet on natural standing timber, and early in the morning under the bridges. Report by Captain Michael Littlejohn, Lake Tawakoni Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Texoma
FAIR. Water stained; 65 degrees; 14.91 feet above pool. Striper fishing is still very hit-and-miss with the muddy water. Spend time looking for better conditions in the backs of coves and in the trees. Cast topwaters, swimbaits or live bait if you can locate clear water. Catfishing is excellent with the current conditions. Limits of channel catfish are possible with good pre-spawn fish mixed in. Target 20-30 feet of water with prepared baits anchored near the bottom along rock banks. Blue catfish will be up shallow in the backs of creeks and catchable from the banks on cut shad and prepared baits. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma, Guaranteed Guide Service. The water clarity is extremely muddy creating tough conditions for striped bass. Some stripers can be caught with live bait. Catfish can be targeted around big rocks and drop-offs with punch bait or cut shad. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Weatherford
FAIR. Water stained; 75 degrees; 3.99 feet below pool. Crappie are fair in 10-20 feet of water on brush piles with minnows and jigs. Bass are slow to fair on soft plastics in deeper water. Catfish are fair with cut bait. Water clarity is 8 inches. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Whitney
GOOD. Water slightly stained; 72 degrees; 0.36 feet above pool. Catfish are good using cut bait in shallow water. The striped bass bite is good on live bait in 25-30 feet of water. Some Stripers have been caught using topwater baits. Crappie are up the river spawning. White bass fishing is good on slabs in 25-30 feet of water. Largemouth bass fishing is good using soft plastics on deep structure. Report by Captain Cory Vinson, Guaranteed Guide Service. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
Worth
FAIR. Water stained; 80 degrees; 0.67 feet below pool. Very few reports after the recent weather. As we enjoy a weekend of fishing we salute and honor our Nation¡¯s heroes this Memorial Day. Anticipate increased recreational boater traffic this weekend.
