(Bagnell Tailwater): 86 degrees, high, dingy; black
bass slow on worms and dark colored soft plastic worms; white bass
slow using light colored soft plastics and crappie jigs; crappie slow,
try minnows and crappie jigs; catfish fair on worms, cut baits,
stinkbaits and chicken livers.

(Glaize): 86 degrees, dingy; black bass good using
worms on secondary points, best at night;
crappie slow on minnows; catfish fair using cut bait.

(Gravois): 86 degrees, dingy; catfish fair; black
bass fair; all other species slow.

(Niangua): 86 degrees, dingy; black bass good using
worms on secondary points, best at night;
crappie slow on minnows; catfish fair using cut bait.

(Osage): 86 degrees, dingy; black bass good using
worms on secondary points, best at night;
crappie slow on minnows; catfish fair using cut bait.