Lake Acworth.

[bassboy1]

We drove over there to scope it out earlier tonight. That place is purty nice. Lots of vegetation. I hear that there are mostly larger bucketmouths, instead of spots. Talked to a feller there, fishing a curly tail worm on the edges of weedbeds, and he said he usually catches a good bit in the morning, and not so much late in the day. I am sure we could get something in the evening, (7:30 to 11:00 - after dad gets home from work) but don't know how deep to fish. And, if we go in the morning, should we fish the shallow weeds, or deeper?
Thanks, yall.

[dannyp]

Am Fish that weed beds After it gets light hit the rip rap over at the spillway that will be the deepest part. If you got a graph, as you are making your way over to the rip rap once you get across from the ramp there should be a road bed, Carolina rig this. It wont be but about 15' deep.

[bassboy1]

Any evening tips? Dad may be planning to head over there after he gets off work in an hour. What should I look for? Deep? Shallow? Surface?
There was some stuff nibbling on the surface, but I couldn't tell if they was bream or bass. And, if all else fails, we could shine the spotlight near a dock and catch a mess of bream using nightcrawlers. Been a while since I done that, and last night, many people were pulling in good stringers of bream.

[bassboy1]

Well that sucked. ;D Before we left, I was putting the battery in the boat, and when getting out, the boat shifted, and I fell out, headfirst, onto the concrete. Oh well, you can never be too hurt to fish, right? Well, we finally get launched at about 8:30, and since our reels were still packed from vacation 2 weeks ago, we packed 2 rods a piece and grabbed the bag of reels. Well, we are on the water, heading in the direction of the dam, and I start rigging my rods, and d@mm!t, my casting reel is missing. I had taken it out yesterday to get a number off it. So, I put the old zebco spincast reel that was in the bag on my casting rod. I threw one of my new sammies, (just couldn't wait) and seemed to have gotten the "walk the dog" method down kinda so so. Then, we started seeing lightning. Well, everyone else hauled butt to get back in, and one guy, when he thought no one was around, turned on his outboard, and headed in. We were the farthest out, and the last to get in, but at the ramp, the guy who cranked the OB was in a HURRY, to get out. He commented on how the bite was just heating up. We get the boat loaded and head home. Talk about a waste. We was planning on staying until the gate shut at eleven, and I was just gonna throw the tacklebag at them, as I had no clue what to throw. (I have that problem - when I am at home, I know exactly what to throw, but on the water, my mind draws a blank )
I still am clueless for what to throw at dusk/dark.