My brother wants to catch some walleye and I remember catching some below the dam years ago. I think we had good luck with jigs rigged with curly tail grubs. The bite might be decent after all the weather. Any thoughts or recomendations?
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My brother wants to catch some walleye and I remember catching some below the dam years ago. I think we had good luck with jigs rigged with curly tail grubs. The bite might be decent after all the weather. Any thoughts or recomendations?
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The walleye and sauger are terribly unpredictable. It all depends on the water being released from the dam, and the history (past couple of days/ weeks) of water release. You'll just have to go and give it a try. Jigs are perhaps your best bet. Just be ready for anything down there, high water lots of current/ low water prop hazards!
Good Luck
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my dad went over last tuesday. fished from 9am till 2 and only had 3 walleye and one trout, but his biggest walleye weighed 8lb 11oz. caught them on a red/white maribou jig tipped with a minnow drifting out of the turbines...KP
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Went by myself last night and got caught behind an accident on 127 south of Houstonville. I sat there for an hour. Kind of spooky. Nothing on the news. Looked here before KYT or WLEX though. Anyway, there wre a ton of deer and critters running around the roads on the way home, even saw a fox. Bet the fishin' was spectacular!!
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Oh yeah. Thanks for the replies and it sounds like your dad caught a nice one.
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A Fish and Wildlife Officer reported on another site that the Walleye and Sauger bite has been really good lately below the dam. Also said a number of people are catching White bass as well.
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