At Kaw the eggs sacks were small and grey last trip, down south they were better than that 3 weeks ago! One thing about Oklahoma is the huge difference between our northern lakes and southern lakes. The terrain down south often holds away the colder dense air that inundates the rest of the state. Many days this winter I was fishing in 50-60 degrees and McAllister and points north and west were in the 20's and 30's. In my opinion the peak of the spawn is about 6-8 weeks sooner in the South East lakes than it is at Kaw and the other Northern lakes. Its a blessing to be able to start south and work your way up as we get later into the spring. That being said, it seems the weather always messes something up and you have to adjust on the fly.