Took my 3rd grade daughter, a guest, and his daughter to Six O yesterday PM.  Cards were stacked against us: full moon, northeast wind at 15, stained water (brown as I have ever seen it at this property), and on tail end of several inches of rain.  Threw rattletraps, shad-imitation crankbaits, oversized swim bait, buzzbaits, senk-os, chatterbaits.  One bass on blue/chrome rattletrap.  Did not get around to drop-shotting a zoom trick worm in deeper water near dam, maybe that would have done it.  Another party of two fished that morning and got blanked according to the log in the shed.  Now for the good/fun news.  Large bluegill saved the day.  We caught lots of large copper-nosed bluegill off the dock, which the girls loved (and the dads appreciated after getting drubbed in the bass category).  Also caught one large crappie off the dock.  When the wind died down a bit we used the new pontoon boat, which is roomy, had a bench in the back and two nice swivel fishing chairs.  It did not get blown around as bad as I would have expected.  And the sun finally came out in the early evening.  I have always caught good numbers (of dinks) in this lake; don’t know if I have lost my touch, or if conditions were that challenging.  PS: watch out for speed trap in Keene if your heading down Highway 67.