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Post by piper on Apr 6, 2021 14:44:28 GMT -5
Sounds great. I personally have found jig and pig (black and blue) and senkos (black and blue sparkle) to kill on the Staunton. Jig I like them smaller, 3/8 oz. Senko wacky rigged.
Also I watched a guy slay walleye below Leesville dam area using a white jig with chartreus head. He swore by them and said daybreak was best for him. I havnt been in YEARS though.
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Post by GA1dad on Apr 6, 2021 14:56:09 GMT -5
Sounds great. I personally have found jig and pig (black and blue) Also I watched a guy slay walleye below Leesville dam area using a white jig with chartreus head. He swore by them and said daybreak was best for him. I did consider tossing a jig and trailer, but just never did. I best daybreak is beautiful below the dam when they are not actively releasing water. The water was near mirror smooth at mid afternoon when the wind wasn't blowing. |
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Post by piper on Apr 7, 2021 14:11:45 GMT -5
Sounds great. I personally have found jig and pig (black and blue) Also I watched a guy slay walleye below Leesville dam area using a white jig with chartreus head. He swore by them and said daybreak was best for him. I did consider tossing a jig and trailer, but just never did. I best daybreak is beautiful below the dam when they are not actively releasing water. The water was near mirror smooth at mid afternoon when the wind wasn't blowing. Yes indeed. Im not sure how close you can get to the dam these days...but starting in a few weeks if you can manage bucktails out near the larger gates the stripers will be playing ball. The guy I mentioned was working the rocky outcroppings slightly down river from the dam. He would show up around 5am (we fished all night for cats and stripers) and would catch walleye until sunrise then leave. |
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Post by piper on Apr 7, 2021 14:13:04 GMT -5
I did consider tossing a jig and trailer, but just never did. I best daybreak is beautiful below the dam when they are not actively releasing water. The water was near mirror smooth at mid afternoon when the wind wasn't blowing. Yes indeed. Im not sure how close you can get to the dam these days...but starting in a few weeks if you can manage bucktails out near the larger gates the stripers will be playing ball. The guy I mentioned was working the rocky outcroppings slightly down river from the dam. He would show up around 5am (we fished all night for cats and stripers) and would catch walleye until sunrise then leave. Also wanted to mention Long Island park has some nice shore fishing. Brookneal boat landing has it moments if you can figure out a way to the log booms. |
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