I'm here to help with Red Rock

[Guest]

I'm an avid fisher at Lake Red Rock and I'd like to help you fishers that would like to enjoy some fishing. If you're a person that would like to fish for a lot of fish, then the stripers would probably be your best bet at Red Rock. Jigs on the river work during evenings, about 2 hours before sundown. Also trolling around in Roberts Creek creates a good chance for some Smallmouth bass. For catfish, there's a nice spot next to the mile long bridge by Knoxville. It's on the road that sinks into the water. Just toss out worms and you're have tons of luck. Also trolling around the bridge with jigs, lindy rigs with crawlers create a good place for the walleyes. I've heard of a few nice size ones coming out of there. Not many eyes are found below the dam but it's not uncommon to find the eyes down there. So if you're a fisher for the fun, a weekend at Red Rock would be a great experiance. If you're out there to catch the big one, Red Rock could just be the place where you could catch the big two! If you have any questions about the Pella-Knoxville area, please email me - [email protected]

[Rick]

Nice to see you on board zasteeg

[goodyy7]

good info...thanks

goody

[Guest]

Hey guys, no prob. I saw your post on eyes earlier goody. Ya the 'eyes are hard to find. But once you find where their hiding, you'll come across a couple four pounders. I went with my friend a few days ago and he tossed out a chartrouse jig from shore and on his first cast pulled in a 4 pounder. The next day he went to the same spot and pulled in a five pounder first cast. I couldn't believe it. I hadn't ever caught anything over 9 inches and he pulled in 4 and 5 back to back days. He also pulled in a 12 pound northern with the same dang jig. Oh well, I'm thinking I need to beat him to the spot today Talk to you later.