<strong><span class="subhead">FISHING REPORT</span></strong></p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Missouri</span></strong></p><p>&bull;<strong>TRUMAN</strong>: 56 to 59 degrees, stained, 9 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Rocky Top reports: hybrids good on Road Runners, jigging spoons along the dam and the weir; crappies good on jigs (many small ones being caught). Below the dam: catfish, hybrids good in the swift water; crappies good in the spillway and fair in the dead water.</p><p>&bull;<strong>STOCKTON</strong>: 58 degrees, clear to stained, 5 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Guide Bob Bennett reports: bass fair on jigs in 8 to 12 feet of water along standing timber; crappies good on jigs in 18 to 20 feet of water in brush piles; walleyes good on crankbaits in 8 to 15 feet of water off main-lake points (some fish are shallower early and late).</p><p>&bull;<strong>LAKE OF THE OZARKS</strong>: 66 degrees, main channel is murky, rest is clear, one-half foot low. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Gier&rsquo;s Bass Pro reports: crappies good to excellent on minnows, jigs in 12 to 15 feet of water in the brush and along docks; black bass fair to good on crankbaits, spinnerbaits off the main channel; catfish fair on juglines, trotlines with cut bait, shad, perch.</p><p> &bull;<strong>BLUE SPRINGS</strong>: 54 degrees, clear, 1 foot high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Forty Woods Bait and Tackle reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows off the marina docks.</p><p>&bull;<strong>SMITHVILLE</strong>: 55 degrees, clear, 1.7 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Burton&rsquo;s Bait and Tackle reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows off the marina docks; white bass good on jigging spoons, jigs off windy points. A 9-pound, 12-ounce walleye was caught Tuesday.</p><p> &bull;<strong>TANEYCOMO</strong>: 50 degrees, clear, heavy power generation. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Lilley&rsquo;s Landing reports: rainbow trout good on No. 10 scud flies on drift rigs in the Trophy Area and on worms, PowerBait below Fall Creek.</p><p>&bull;<strong>JAMES A. REED</strong>: 55 degrees, clear, full pool. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Missouri Department of Conservation reports: crappies good on jigs under bobbers over the brush.</p><p>&bull;<strong>BULL SHOALS</strong>: 68 degrees, clear, 22 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: 125 Marina reports: white bass, smallmouth bass good to excellent, walleyes fair on CC Spoons in 40 feet of water in the brush.</p><p>&bull;<strong>JACOMO</strong>: 55 degrees, clear, normal. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Forty Woods Bait and Tackle reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows off the marina docks.</p><p> &bull;<strong>NORFORK</strong>: 62 degrees, stained, 18 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Bink&rsquo;s reports: stripers, hybrids, bass, crappies good on jigs, spoons, minnows in the Corps of Engineers marked brush piles on the main lake and in the back of creeks.</p><p>&bull;<strong>LONGVIEW</strong>: 56 degrees, 24-inch clarity, one-half foot high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Longview Lake Marina reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows off the marina docks.</p><p>&bull;<strong>POMME DE TERRE</strong>: 58 degrees, stained, 7 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: Nemo Landing reports: all species poor.</p><p>&bull;<strong>TABLE ROCK</strong>: 60 degrees, murky, 1.4 feet high. <strong>Outlook</strong>: White River Lodge reports: all species poor.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Kansas</span></strong></p><p>&bull;<strong>LA CYGNE</strong>: 65 degrees, clear, 2 feet high.<strong> Outlook:</strong> Linn County Parks reports: white bass good on shad imitations at the hot-water outlet and on the flats on the west side; largemouth bass good on plastic baits lakewide; crappies very good early on jigs in the brush; channel catfish good on shad, liver lakewide.</p><p><strong>&bull;WILSON: </strong>50 degrees, clear, 1 foot high.<strong> Outlook: </strong>Wildlife and Parks reports: walleyes fair to good on jigging spoons on the upper end and off main-lake points; stripers good on slab spoons, bucktail jigs off main-lake points and on the lower end; smallmouth, largemouth bass good on spinnerbaits, jig and pig in the flooded vegetation when it&rsquo;s sunny.