wvbassguy
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Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
 Lake Anna Virginia 4/25/14 6lb.14oz. Itchin' to start scratchin' ! Leaving for PIB this coming Sunday night on for our first trip up for finned footballs. Looks like the water temp in the main lake towards the cribs is in the mid 40's. Anyone know if our bronze friends have started migrating into the Bay or what the current water temp is inside the spit? Light southernly winds and tight lines to you all !
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steel whisperer
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/06 09:02:52
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Water in the bay has been hovering around 50. No one home yet. seems to be a week to 2 weeks behind. You may find them deeper but the usual depth they aren't there yet as of this weekend. This weekend may progress things if it truly gets in the 60-70 range but the cold nights haven't helped.
Fishing is one jerk waiting for another on the other end.
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wvbassguy
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/06 20:17:03
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Thanks for the reply and Bay temp. We'll find 'em and let you know how we did when we return home on the 18th.
Favorable winds and tight lines !
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/12 19:39:14
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Bay temp 62 today.
Absolute Smallmouth Crushfest right now.
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MCMmark1
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/12 20:00:55
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WHAT!!!! ONLY 8 DAYS TILL I JOIN IN!!! How does the water look ? Last year we had dirty water.
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/14 19:37:01
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I'll be there from the 23-26th. I have been going up the past few weekends and the fishing in the bay is hot. Keep us posted guys!
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/15 20:31:03
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I was up last weekend main lake was on fire!!! Caught over 150 for the weekend! We will be back at it tomorrow morning!
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ChromeBandit412
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/17 21:28:22
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Can anyone give a report on smallie fishing? Bay, lake, creeks. I'm coming up next weekend and will start by fishing the piers. We always kill them off the piers memorial day weekend. I would also like to get around and try a few new spots and tactics. Also are the walleye biting from shore at all? Any reports or info is greatly appreciated. Fish On!
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GreatLakesBronze89
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/21 15:07:54
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Smallie fishing is getting really good in the bay and the lake. Lot's of fish shallow and easy to catch. Haven't heard anything about the walleye's, but my buddy has been catching bass from shore pretty well. Help this helps ChromeBandit412!
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Eman89so
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/21 17:04:05
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Were gonna come up Sunday with my boat first of the year might even bring my mom
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ChromeBandit412
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/21 20:16:47
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Thanks for the report. I'm taking my boat up to fish the bay Sunday. Will be my first time taking the boat up ever so any tips are appreciated. Tight lines.
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GreatLakesBronze89
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/21 20:33:12
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You'll do fine. Just be safe it can get rough out there. Lot's of fish spawn around the harbors and such so that's never a bad place to look. Just make sure there aren't any signs that say No Fishing or whatever. The big flats on the Peninsula Side are also great spawning areas so I would check those out too. Good luck!
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Re: Ready to Scratch the Smallie Itch
2014/05/23 19:09:11
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