Ryan,
Used to fish there all the time. There is some toads in this lake. Only problem is it is trolling motor only and combustion engines are not allowed. However, check the regs.
Russ

    Went out to North this morning.  It was the first time I've fished the lake this early in the year so I propped myself up (tore my achilles three weeks ago) by the trolling motor and cruised the lake looking for largemouth activity.   It seems many of the largemouth have moved off beds as I found a ton of fry in the water.   In one area there were two females shoving eachother around and I was watching them as I was putting on a swimbait.  Their confrontation became pretty heated and then all of a sudden an unfortuanate sunfish was inhaled by one of the battling female as it tried to confront the bass.  It was really incredible.  I clearly watched one of the female swim away while chomping down.  long story short, found a short stretch with some monster cruising girls that have not dropped their eggs.  Two of them pushing 7 pounds.   I recently got some Standin Yabbie baits, so that is all i used.  Landed two 12" fish and a nice 4 pound plus.

     Hit North this morning from 6 - 10.  Worked the outside weed lines using Texas rigged Gulp worm - purple w/blue fleck along with wacky rigged 4" Senkos.  Boated 14 bass.  Largest was 15 " and five of the others were 11" - 13".   I also cruised the shallows hoping to find for some early morning toads and do a little sight fishing, but found none.   Talked to 3 different home owners on the lake.  Not one mentioned anything about the outboard on the rig even though it is electric only.