The Water Temperature Is Dropping But The Bass Are Still Chasing

Glaize points and first 50- 100 yards inside creek, Same in Osage with 45 degree banks and large rock.

Today fished from 10:00 to 4:00 checking things out for the USA Bassin tournament tomorrow. I will be fishing with my 25 year old daughter in her first ever bass tournament. I started in the Glaize on a windy point with a jerkbait and caught a short and a couple white bass. I then fished from the mouth of the Glaize to the 12mm fishing from the main lake points to inside the cove down anywhere from 50 to 100 yards or so. The five pounder was caught behind a dock on a chunk rock bank close to the main point. 4 of the keepers were Kentuckys between 13-16 inches. The larger KY was caught on the main lake boulder rock. To finish off the day, I came back to the Glaize to run some banks quickly, caught the 4 pounder inside a main point with wind blowing on the bank and several shorts. I jumped to another creek, trolling motor on 80 and had several blow ups down the chunk rock bank. Like yesterday, none of the fish hit right on the bank, they were mostly in the 4-6 foot range when they hit. Although the water temperature has dropped a few degrees, they are still chasing the buzzbait. I fished the spinnerbait in the strong wind but could not hook up any bass.