Anglers report fair to excellent rainbow, bass and bluegill fishing from the shore and from boats. Bass and bluegill have moved back into the shallows, and the waters are warm enough that they are not influenced much by the storms. Worms and artificial baits are working well from shore, while crankbaits, brightly colored spoons and crayfish-colored jigs are producing for shoreline anglers and boaters. The fish can be anywhere from the surface to depths in the 30- to 40-foot range. The water level has come up but still remains low enough to expose rocks and sandbars.