Hello, im new to the site, (lake cohoon)

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Originally Posted by DREW

Be careful runningaround Mead if you dont know that lake,stumps all over there.

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I will keep that in mind, but the stumps are kind of intriguing, stumps..shelter.. fish ...(motor problems) doh

Thanks for the heads up.
Good fishing.

Hi people,I am down in currituck. I have fished all the lakes. They are great, have fished all of currituck :( I will be getting both stamps for my boat. I am running a 16' square back canoe with a elec trolling motor. It is very stable to fish from gets in to some tight spots. You all might have seen me out there last year as I was out every weekend. Mead is the best but lots of stumps. Right by the dam is I think the best.

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Originally Posted by tahoe 50

Hi people,I am down in currituck. I have fished all the lakes. They are great, have fished all of currituck :( I will be getting both stamps for my boat. I am running a 16' square back canoe with a elec trolling motor. It is very stable to fish from gets in to some tight spots. You all might have seen me out there last year as I was out every weekend. Mead is the best but lots of stumps. Right by the dam is I think the best.

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Hey Tahoe 50
sounds like a nice set-up you have there, do you think one of the rentals with the troling motor would be fine on mead due to the stumps, or just raise her up, and go with the paddles?
Also what were you catching on mead ?
I noticed a few boats heading to mead over the years but, it seems most opt for cohoon, I figured better fishing in cohoon...
Anyway, good fishing to you.

sorry Mike I missed your post. I have never used any of the rentals but have talked to a few that have with no problems. I used red body with yellow tails tube on a red head jig.I also use a yellow jig/buz bait that I found at bass pro. Its a very small jig killer on perch. Last year did very good on Northwest river just south of the bridge.