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Rating - Very_Good   

Wednesday, Nov 13 2024
Bass: Tournament angler Andy Wicker of Pomaria reports that in November the fishing should improve after the fall turnover settles out. Some fish will stay suspended on offshore structure and start taking a jerkbait or underspin, while some fish will move shallow and relate to the sides of rocky points and areas with hard bottom. A shakey head worm can be very good this month, but if bait is around a #5 Shad Rap fished in small ditches and pockets can work well. There will also be another group of fish that can be caught on the bottom deep.Striped bass: Captain Brad Taylor (803-331-1354) reports that in November more and more fish should move up the river where they can be caught on free-lines, planer boards, and by throwing double rigs at schooling fish. Look for the birds and like clockwork expect good numbers of fish to be above Blacks Bridge by about Thanksgiving.Crappie: Captain Brad Taylor and veteran angler Tommy Slice of Chapin report that up the lake in November fish will move off of brush and start to school up in open water where they can be caught tight-lining with jigs and minnows. Down the lake in the clearer water, they will stay on brush this month, but instead of deep brush they will get on mid-depth brush in the 14- to 20-foot range.Catfish: Captain William Attaway (803-924-0857) reports that November is usually one of the peak months for catching catfish on Lake Murray especially blue cats. Anchoring with cut bait in the river channels is the best pattern, but you can catch them all over the lake in deeper water. The end of October was outstanding for catfish on Lake Murray.

Wednesday, Nov 13 2024




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Murray

RECEIVE FISHING REPORT UPDATES!


Rating - Very_Good

Bass: Tournament angler Andy Wicker of Pomaria reports that in November the fishing should improve after the fall turnover settles out. Some fish will stay suspended on offshore structure and start taking a jerkbait or underspin, while some fish will move shallow and relate to the sides of rocky points and areas with hard bottom. A shakey head worm can be very good this month, but if bait is around a #5 Shad Rap fished in small ditches and pockets can work well. There will also be another group of fish that can be caught on the bottom deep.Striped bass: Captain Brad Taylor (803-331-1354) reports that in November more and more fish should move up the river where they can be caught on free-lines, planer boards, and by throwing double rigs at schooling fish. Look for the birds and like clockwork expect good numbers of fish to be above Blacks Bridge by about Thanksgiving.Crappie: Captain Brad Taylor and veteran angler Tommy Slice of Chapin report that up the lake in November fish will move off of brush and start to school up in open water where they can be caught tight-lining with jigs and minnows. Down the lake in the clearer water, they will stay on brush this month, but instead of deep brush they will get on mid-depth brush in the 14- to 20-foot range.Catfish: Captain William Attaway (803-924-0857) reports that November is usually one of the peak months for catching catfish on Lake Murray especially blue cats. Anchoring with cut bait in the river channels is the best pattern, but you can catch them all over the lake in deeper water. The end of October was outstanding for catfish on Lake Murray.


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