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#2361658 - 08/22/26 02:53 PM
Snapping turtle ponds/lakes
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NG99
Marksman
Registered: 11/13/17
Posts: 226
Loc: Richmond
City or County: Richmond
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Does anyone own or know of a lake or pond where I can go a jugging? Legally. Apparently alot places aren't ok with jug lines these days. I'm located in the RVA area.
Edited by NG99 (08/22/26 02:56 PM)
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#2361685 - 08/22/26 04:05 PM
Re: Snapping turtle ponds/lakes
[Re: NG99]
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Bound_For_Glory
Just A Guy
Registered: 12/17/25
Posts: 269
Loc: Virginia
City or County: Midlothian
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My son and I have done it on the swift creek reservoir. As long as you have a fishing license and mark the jugs with your name and phone number you should be good to go anywhere as far as I know. You a definitely gtg in the James. Try to put in a White Banks in colonial heights and go down the creek. Plenty of big cats, far and bowfin to be had
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