Bill Babler Posted April 21 Posted April 21 Neighbor and I started where I had the topwater bite yesterday. 0700 start with surface temps at 65.6. Water Ice Tea color. They were not on top, but DEEP. School after school of shad anywhere from 26’ to 40’. Wolf Packs of pre-spawn Big K’s chasing them. Didn’t restart the boat till 11:00. Have no idea how many, but caught the majority on FFS, shaking a minnow. 1/2 oz. Dixie Jet jigging spoon worked too along with a 2.8 Keitech. These 2 K’s were 18”. Really to many 15” plus to keep track of. Those 2 were the longest. rps, Dewayne French, dan hufferd and 5 others 8 http://whiteriveroutfitters.com http://whiteriverlodgebb.com
Quillback Posted April 22 Posted April 22 Nice! You're showing too much background, I think I know where that spot it. 😎 Looks like it was nice and calm, it was windy on Beaver yesterday early and got worse as the morning went on. Congrats on another great fishing day!
rps Posted April 22 Posted April 22 Quillback, I am of course wrong, but looks like downstream of ER and upstream of Big M. Way out on flat gravel points. dan hufferd and Quillback 2
Quillback Posted April 23 Posted April 23 11 hours ago, rps said: Quillback, I am of course wrong, but looks like downstream of ER and upstream of Big M. Way out on flat gravel points. I think it is way downstream from Big M.
Members CarpSlayer Posted Friday at 10:00 PM Members Posted Friday at 10:00 PM Im going to the James River area tomorrow. What would you throw at them to catch some bass?
Bill Babler Posted Saturday at 12:54 AM Author Posted Saturday at 12:54 AM I’d look for topwater early and depending on water color and bottom composition maybe a crayfish crank or jig. You can try a chatterbait or blade also Quillback, CarpSlayer and snagged in outlet 3 2 1 http://whiteriveroutfitters.com http://whiteriverlodgebb.com
Champ188 Posted Sunday at 10:49 AM Posted Sunday at 10:49 AM Bill, you're like those guys on the Dr. Rick (Progressive Insurance) commercials ... I get you up shallow and you're whacking on them, and next thing I know, you've drifted back out into the abyss again. Guess we all tend to drift into our comfort zones, huh? 😁
Bill Babler Posted Sunday at 01:31 PM Author Posted Sunday at 01:31 PM I expected them to be on top like the day before. I just followed the chow. The day before there were shad schools all over the top. With no weather or pressure change what so ever the shad were either suspended at 26’ or on the bottom at 40’. There were wolf packs of pre spawn BIG K’s crashing them and lying under them. It was pretty clear what had to be done🤪🤪 http://whiteriveroutfitters.com http://whiteriverlodgebb.com
Champ188 Posted Monday at 12:22 PM Posted Monday at 12:22 PM I'd be wise to take that advice and follow the food out deep myself, but apparently I'd rather stay up shallow and practice casting while the bite goes on out behind me. Probably why I put my boat up and just beat on the old Titleist these days from June until October.
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