At Alamo Lake (Nov. 12 report courtesy of Alamo Lake State Park Manager Drew Collett), the late season crappie bite is on. Fish are being caught all night under lights and into the early morning hours on minnows and jigs. After the lake stratified over the weekend, the schools have moved up in the water column to about 10 feet from 30 feet of water, making them more accessible throughout the lake. Alamo Lake bass are being caught on Senkos and chatterbaits, the same color as the dragonflies that are on the lake surface. The best time to catch them is noon to 4 p.m. after the water warms up a bit. Lake levels are still high at just 5 feet below full pool, so there’s plenty of room on the lake to catch lifelong fishing memories.