I was fishing down there this morning. It was too cool for the snakehead to be active, not enough current to get the stripers moving, and the water was very high 2 hours after the high tide. I did manage to catch 1 24" catfish down there. It was pretty windy too and my kayak was blowing around a lot.
How did you get down to the area by the rocks without a kayak or boat?
On Sunday, May 6, 2012 10:07:04 PM UTC-4, John R wrote:
I caught my first Snakehead at Occoquan today with a white and Chartreuse Clouser. I was sight fishing to her and she went at the fly enough for me to set a great hook in it's mouth. She was pregnant with huge egg sacks but had a completely empty stomach. I found many small red parasite worms in her, some were even in the egg sacks. I didn't find any worms in the meat, so it should be fine to eat when cooked through.--
Also a Chain Bridge Striper from Saturday morning.
-John R
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