Lake Anna Fishing Report June 17th 2018

Posted by melvin on June 17, 2018

Lake Anna Fishing Report June 17th 2018.

Lake Anna Fishing Report June 17th 2018:

Carlos from Highpoint Marina & Lighthouse Inn Has Sent Over this Lake Anna fishing report. Call ahead and ask him to get you a couple Bill Lewis Stutter Step topwater lures. Along with a nice place to stay for your summer time fishing getaway. 540-895-5249

Official Lake Anna Fishing Report: 6/17/18

Bass - Bass fishing trips should target schooled fish from

the 208 region down to the power plant with soft plastic jerkbaits and

topwater plugs as well as bass on off-shore structure like rocks and

brush in the mid and up lake regions with crankbaits and worms.The best schooling spots are next to 40' feet of water. The best off shore spots tend to

consist of natural cover. You can still catch bass shallow early in

the morning using buzzbaits and wacky-rigged worms - mostly in the mid

and lower up lake regions.

Striper - It's time to tune up your depth finder and interpretation

skills and start looking for fish in the region from Rose Valley to

Stubbs Bridge on down to the mouth of Sturgeon Creek. The

fish will roam around a bit, possibly even feeding on the surface from

dawn to about 7:30 am some mornings then they will school up deep

where you can target them in 25-35’ of water using trolled Redfins,

DD-22, and Mann’s Stretch 20. If casting use sassy shads, Sea Shads,

umbrella rigs and Capt Mack spoons. Live bait will catch them but

keeping the bait alive and away from catfish is difficult now.

Crappie - Fish have moved deep, from 15-25' in most areas of the lake.

Bridge pilings, deep brush, channel edges and cool tributaries are

where the best action will be this month. Get a couple dozen small

minnows, some slip bobber rigs and head for a bridge like Stubbs or

Holladay Mill and fish from 7 am until 9 am for your limit. Some up

lake crappie will take small crankbaits on rocky channel bends if you

are up for a challenge and looking for bigger fish.

Water Temps in the mid 80’s

Provided By: McCotter's Lake Anna Guide Service

Tight Lines & Heavy Limits,

Melvin Smitson

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