<table> </table> <strong><span class="subhead">Missouri</span></strong></p><p><strong>&#8226;SMITHVILLE:</strong> 67 degrees, clear, 1 foot high. <strong>Outlook: </strong>Burton&#8217;s Bait and Tackle reports: bass fair on spinnerbaits, jigs in the coves; crappies excellent on jigs, minnows in the main-lake brush; white bass good on Pepper Spoons along the Trimble Dam.</p><p><strong>&#8226;TRUMAN:</strong> 70 degrees, fairly clear, 2 feet high. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Rocky Top Archery and Bait reports: crappies good on jigs, minnows in 20 to 25 feet of water along the bluffs near the observation tower. Below the dam: catfish good on cut bait, shad at the confluence; walleyes good on plastic baits, jigging spoons in 18 to 25 feet of water near the confluence.</p><p><strong>&#8226;JAMES A. REED: </strong>68 degrees, clear, full pool. <strong>Outlook: </strong>Missouri Department of Conservation reports: channel catfish good on chicken liver, cut bait; bass good on crankbaits, spinnerbaits in the brush and along the weedlines.</p><p><strong>&#8226;BULL SHOALS</strong>: 71 degrees, clear, 28 feet high. <strong>Outlook:</strong> 125 Marina reports: largemouth, smallmouth bass good on night crawlers in 20 to 30 feet of water in the main-lake brush; catfish good on limblines, trotlines with perch.</p><p><strong>&#8226;LONGVIEW: </strong>64 degrees, 21-inch clarity, slightly high.<strong> Outlook: </strong>Forty Woods Bait and Tackle reports: crappies good on jigs, minnows off the marina docks; catfish good on hot dogs off the marina docks.</p><p><strong>&#8226;TANEYCOMO:</strong> 50 degrees, slightly murky; heavy power generation. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Lilley&#8217;s Landing reports: trout very good on peach or pink egg flies, San Juan worms, scud flies in the Trophy Area and on PowerBait below Fall Creek.</p><p><strong>&#8226;STOCKTON: </strong> 72 degrees, clear, 2 feet high. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Mutton Creek Marina reports: crappies good (but small) on minnows in 20 feet of water in the brush; walleyes good (but small) on jigs with night crawlers on the flats and off points.</p><p><strong>&#8226;POMME DE TERRE: </strong>75 degrees, clear, 2 feet high. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Nemo Landing reports: white bass good on white spinners on the flats in the evening; crappies fair on chartreuse jigs in 15 feet of water in the timber; bluegills fair on worms in the brush.</p><p><strong>&#8226;BLUE SPRINGS: </strong> 67 degrees, clear, normal. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Forty Woods Bait and Tackle reports: hybrids, catfish fair on chicken liver near the Blow Hole; crappies good on minnows in the timber.</p><p><strong>&#8226;JACOMO: </strong>69 degrees, clear, normal. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Forty Woods Bait and Tackle reports: crappies good on minnows in 10 feet of water; channel catfish fair at dawn and dusk on shad sides; bluegills fair to good on crickets.</p><p><strong>&#8226;NORFORK</strong>: 72 degrees, murky, 14 feet high. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Bink&#8217;s Guide Service reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows in the brush; stripers fair on swimbaits trolled along the old brush line; walleyes fair on slab spoons in 35 feet of water.</p><p><strong>&#8226;TABLE ROCK: </strong>72 degrees<strong>, </strong>clear, normal.<strong> Outlook: </strong>Indian Point Marina reports: bass fair on spinnerbaits off points.</p><p><strong>&#8226;LAKE OF THE OZARKS: </strong>68 degrees, stained, normal. <strong>Outlook:</strong> Gier&#8217;s Bass Pro reports: all species poor.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Kansas</span></strong></p><p><strong>&#8226;EL DORADO: </strong>66 degrees, clear, normal. <strong>Outlook: </strong>Maynard&#8217;s Bait Shop reports: channel catfish good on live bait, liver; walleyes good on leeches, night crawlers off points; crappies good on minnows in the timber and brush.</p><p><strong>&#8226;LA CYGNE: </strong>78 degrees, clear, normal. <strong>Outlook: </strong>Linn County Parks reports: white bass good on twisters, jigging spoons on the main lake; channel catfish good on a variety of baits lakewide; largemouth bass fair to good on jigs, spinnerbaits in rocky areas.</p><p><strong>&#8226;TUTTLE CREEK:</strong> 65 degrees, murky, 5 feet high. <strong>Outlook: </strong>Derrick&#8217;s Bait and Tackle reports: catfish good on cut bait, live bait at Rocky Ford and the outlet (a 20-pound channel catfish was caught at Rocky Ford and a 15-pound blue catfish was caught at the outlet); white bass good on jigs, minnows at Rocky Ford.