I’ve been out three times on pool 14 in the last 10 days, and FINALLY put some good toothies in the boat. Actually turned out to be a very nice big fish day. I could not get many legals going, but I’ll take that problem any day, when the pigs are hitting.
I fished several current seams and eddies, and after a very slow start and some unproductive time at the dam, I got into the big girls. Ended the day with two in the mid 20’s, two in the low 20’s, and one sumo 27.5 that went 8.27 pounds on the digital. Unfortunately, I was alone and did not bring the good camera, so I will try to figure out how to get picks from my phone to put up later.
I did manage one 19″er and one 17″er to bring home to keep the boss happy. We’ll be having a tasty supper tonight!
The big girls where hanging tight on sand/rubble drop offs, and wanted my offering coming off shallow dropping slowly into deeper water. I was pitching onto shallow sand, twitching the jig lightly until it dropped, then just had to hold on! Big fish came on firecracker, purple/chart. tail and chart/pepper ringworms, chart/ green core paddletails. The eaters came on super dos, anything with chartruese in it seemed to be a good bet today with the bright sunshine and light winds. It looks like the river will be rising sharply and mudding up soon, so get out there and get ’em while you can!
Fishbait, it was nice to meet you out there and put a face with the name. We’ll have to get out some time and give the walleyes a go!
March 16, 2011 at 10:18 pm
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I had nothing at the dam but did see a couple of nice eye’s go back after checking the length. I enjoyed meeting you and putting a face with a name. Nice boat. See you on the river and always have time to learn would enjoy a lesson on how not location.
