James River

Dickey - North Dakota


  • 287 catches

  • 17 followers

  • 1 spots

A section of the James River in Dickey County, North Dakota.

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James River Fishing Reports

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  1. Russell Snyder
    - James River

    Details: Black Crappie

    july 4th got our limit plus more but ended up keeping 46. Awesome day on the mighty james!

    1. Joe Gibbons 0
      Best eatin fish right there
  2. Russell Snyder
    - James River

    Details: Blue Catfish

    92lb James River hog caught december 24 2015 in 8ft of water. Had a 76 and 72lber in the boat when this one hooked up

    1. aguilar 0
      That thing is huge
    2. michael michael 0
      Nice
    3. MAC44 0
      Awesome fish!!
    4. Russell Snyder 0
      yessir. about to head to the james now and get on some more biggns...stay tuned
    5. larry stephens @bankfisher 0
      Big ole blue
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  3. quis757
    - James River

    Details: Hybrid Striped Bass

  4. Wallard
    - James River

    Details: Blue Catfish

    Little bro caught a decent little blue. Fishing 20 FOW right on a ledge. Probably about 10 or so pounds. Caught it awhile ago just never got around to posting it

  5. crookcody19
    - James River

    Details: Flathead Catfish

    Not a gar but a fish at least. I was anchored up in 15 feet of water and casting into 20 feet of water. Would pump the rate trap off the bottom using a slow retrieve. ...more After about 5 seconds this guy hit and pulled a little drag making it exciting. Weather was cloudy with a high of 90 and a water temp of 85°F. Water clarity was at around 12 feet. Big 40 pound carp were busting the surface all day

    1. excellsiorlures 0
      I guess I should finish up the lipless cranks I'm working on hahha.
    2. crookcody19 0
      @excellsiorlures
    3. King_Fisher 0
      Nice one!
    4. crookcody19 0
      But couldn't snag any of them
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  6. crookcody19
    - James River

    Details: Longnose Gar

    Just made 5 of these gar lures for Saturday's fishing trip! Took around an hour to make these and still have about 5 more to make.

    1. King_Fisher 0
      That's awesome!
    2. Wallard 0
      Let me know how it goes! I've always been interested in gar fishing in the James!
    3. Joe Olsem 0
      Looking good!!! I hope your hard work pays off
    4. crookcody19 0
      Size 2 j hook. I'll probably cast and retrieve it but anyway will work! Hardest thing is getting the rope to melt to the hook right @USARetired
    5. C.M.B 🇺🇸 Veteran.. Therapy on the Water! 🙏🏻 0
      What kind of hook are you using? You casting and retrieving, bouncing, jerking? Cool, cheap way to throw down a lure . Awesome.
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  7. crookcody19
    - James River

    Details: Longnose Gar

    Got 3 new of my favorite lures today for big gar and bowfin😍😍!

    1. Bassfishinboy11 0
      Dude are those the new one @crookcody19
  8. Wallard
    - James River

    Details: American Shad

    Fishing for Shad

    1. Taylor Anderson 0
      Faggot
  9. Wallard
    - James River

    Details: American Shad with a Shad dart and spoon

    Hooked into both Shad on the tandem ring

    1. Wallard 0
      Hickory
    2. Wallard 0
      Right under the bridge
    3. Wallard 0
      I'm sure there's some bigger ones swimming around I'm just not fishing for them. I'm out of Ancarrows
    4. crookcody19 0
      Oh so nothing big yet. Where you catching them at?
    5. Wallard 0
      Landed 2 so far both about 20 or so inches. I haven't been fishing for them either. Caught them on larger Shad spoons
    6. crookcody19 0
      Any striped bass?
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  10. Wallard
    - James River

    Details: American Shad with a Shad dart (green)

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