It is a different animal every single trip. If the fish aren't too active, I like to see more turbines turned on. Sometimes, this will trigger the fish to go into a feeding frenzy. If they are active, and they turn more on turbines, it seems like the bite stops or slows down, but it is more probable that the fish have just re-positioned and we haven't adjusted by moving or adding more weight. At WB the other day, when they were running only one turbine, we caught the fish up high just below the turbines, maybe 20 or 30 yards below them. After they turned on 2 more turbines, we had to move about 2-300 yards down the bank and found the fish had just moved there. We caught fish in one particular spot every time that we drifted by. Having fished below Watts Bar for several years when I used to Striper fish a lot, I have learned what seams the fish move to when TVA increases or decreases water flow. You just have to fish a lot to figure some of this stuff out. Some days, I skunk out too. emoBang Pew eee. emoBigsmile emoGeezer