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Gerald Almy

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Gerald Almy: An inexpensive lure that catches all gamefish

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By Gerald Almy
| Northern Virginia Daily Verified
A plain lead-head jig with a plastic dressing is one of the simplest lures ever invented. But it’s also one of the most versatile lures you can tie on your line. It will catch bass and a wide variety of other gamefish in almost any fishing situation. The lure, often called a grub, is simply a cylindrical-shaped soft plastic lure, typically with a paddle or twister tail, that is usually rigged on a lead jig head. The plastic part of the offering can also be used as a trailer behind other lures.
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Gerald Almy: Tactics for catching overlooked walleyes

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By Gerald Almy
| Northern Virginia Daily Verified
Most fishermen in Virginia devote the majority of their efforts to catching trout, bass, and panfish such as crappies, bluegills, and rock bass. But the Old Dominion also has abundant walleye populations in a number of rivers and lakes. Some of these waters get regular stockings by the Wildlife Department, while others are maintained by both stocking and natural reproduction. This week and next, we’ll delve into the best tactics for catching these bronze-colored gamefish.
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Gerald Almy: Rubber-legged flies effective for trout

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By Gerald Almy
| Northern Virginia Daily Verified
It had already been a good day on the water. As I worked my way along the limestone trout stream I had taken half a dozen rainbows and browns, releasing all of them. But now I faced a special challenge. Ensconced underneath a willow growing out over the stream was a brown trout half as long as my arm, finning languidly. I guessed that he was waiting to slurp down some of the big black carpenter ants I’d seen on trees and bushes along the creek.
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