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Lake Anna Fishing Report April 22nd 2018

Posted by melvin on April 23, 2018

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Lake Anna Fishing Report April 22nd 2018:

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6 LB LARGEMOUTH BASS HIGH POINT MARINA 

 

The latest fishing report from High Point Marina is in and it sounds like patience is the key to finding the big fish on Lake Anna right now.

 

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Cold fronts, rain, and cool weather have kept the fish confused. They have been moving on and off the beds all month, but with the full moon arriving Sunday the majority of fish that haven’t spawned will start regardless of conditions. Water temps will increase rapidly as soon as the weather breaks. Fish are spawning, but many are still fairly deep 8-12’. They are active and hitting a varity of baits. Both ends seem to be better fishing than the middle. Fish creeks and coves from one end to the other, concentrating on stumps and past spawning areas. Creature type baits around spawning areas will work best. Yamamoto hula grubs and Senkos along with jigs, spinnerbaits, lizards and crawfish.
 
STRIPER
 
Finally, fish are being caught on a more consistant basis. The fish are moving down from the upper end and can be caught from the splits and up. Many anglers are still fishing the extreme upper end (Terrys Run, Goldmine Creek areas). Sea Shads, Sassy Shads and spoons at varies depths depending on the time of day (mostly 6-12'). There is topwater action on Redfins and Spooks early and late in the day.  Fish can be anywhere and are moving constantly.
 
CRAPPIE
 
Moving into very shallow water, however, many are still deeper than they should be. Big citation fish are being brought in too. Minnows and 2" grubs on 2-8’ brush piles or bridgepilings. Very soon they will move into water 1-4' right up against the shoreline.
 
Water temps in the mid  60’s
 
Thank you for reading this Lake Anna Fishing Report From April 22nd, 2018. Please give Carlos from High Point Marina a call at 540-895-5249 and mention that you read his report on www.melvinsmitson.com
 
Tight Lines & Heavy Limits,
 
Melvin Smitson