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Old 01-10-2013, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by StriperFan View Post
Most sauger jigs are heavy for fishing a little deeper in heavy current. In a lagoon regular and even more finesse type jigs may do better. But you still need to get down to bottom. Nightcrawlers will catch sauger too. you can tip them on jigs, or carolina rig them. Channels and Channel edges hold sauger. The sunnier it is the more likely they will be a little deeper. If it is extremely cloudy you may find them shallower, but still near bottom. I never fished that area so no specifics.
When I was out there the day before Christmas, there was a guy fishing for sauger; he was slowly drifting along, and fishing the bottom, lifting his pole just a few inches, then letting it drop again. I was curious so I asked him what he was fishing for and he said sauger. He told me that last year, the day after Christmas, people were catching their limits in that lagoon.
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