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Post by leo24551 on Apr 21, 2013 5:37:23 GMT -5
Launched yesterday at 7:00 a.m., I thought after Friday nights rain the water would be muddy but the color and speed were good. First cast and second turn of the reel handle put a fish in the boat. Fished from 7-3:00, boated 28. All fish ranged from 21-24 inches. The wind just about blew us off the water several times.  |
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Post by slammer on Apr 21, 2013 7:41:02 GMT -5
Is there anywhere that you can succesfully fish from the bank in that area? heading to SML with my boat but may want to trek down toward brookneal to try the river. Whats the smallest boat I can take on the Staunton ??
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Post by buzzard01 on Apr 21, 2013 8:41:14 GMT -5
Its a lot of spots you can fish off the bank in brookneal. its a few spots down from the boat ramp. But if I was you I would go up in the rocks. just park under the bridge and its a road there walk that road it will lead u to the water gauge. You will see a few trails going down through the woods just pick one. And if seen boats small as bath tubs in there. If u have a real small boat with a small HP motor I would avoid going up from brookneal boat ramp. its a good place to catch fish but also a good place to knock the lower unit off your boat. Just message me for more info. I was born and raised on that river.
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