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I am admittedly new to angling, only diving in this year. I recently began trying to fish the Verdigris River north of Tulsa, Ok. Each morning I have gone the fish are so active, chasing the minnows, that I feel like I could reach out and grab them if only I was quick enough. I have tried poppers, inline spinners, and even the old worm in a hook. Nothing.

I thought I would reach out to the vast resources on this forum and see if anyone had any advice as to what else I might toss out there.

Water is murky, and the river is a channel for barges.

Thanks.

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Well.. come on.. throw somethin that looks like a minnow out there!

Plenty of small plastic swimbaits the size of minnows at Dicks or Walmart..

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If your looking for a topwater maybe a Sammy might be the ticket.  I also like the r2s bubble walker.

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Get some 4" black yamamoto senkos and 3/0 ewg hooks.  Learn how to texas rig the senko weightless.  Also try some 3" chartreuse grubs rigged on 1/8oz jigheads.  With the senkos, cast and let it fall.  The grubs you can cast and retrieve or jig.

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I fish the Mississippi , the more barge traffic the better the fishing.  My favorite lure is a chartreuse Bomber Flat A .

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A Jerkbait ripped hard and fast through the area, or a weightless fluke worked hard could be the ticket.

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I was raised on the Verdigris further north. Inline spinners such as mepps always did the trick for us.

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I've fished there, and flukes(weightless,usually fluke jr) and ultravibe speed craws(texas rigged with 3/16 bullet wt) are the ticket. Stick  to watermelon and Green Pumpkin colors...

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