well i was wondering what is better at lake anna

Depends. Where will you be fishing.

If you hit the docks, piers and boat houses along the shore you may want to try to skip a Texas rigged plastic under and around them.

You can also throw a drop shot into the boat houses and by the docks and piers.

Both work well on One Fish Anna.

What works the best is doing both at the same time with a drop shot hook above a shakey head. Sometimes the fish takes the dropshot and sometimes they take the jig. Docks, road rip-rap, bridge pilings and river channel ledges.

All very good advice for sure but I would like to add a few other things, the T-rig is the one that will yeild some really good fish, if you are familure enough with the lake you need to find some shallow grassy areas, like the back of Contrary Creek, go all the way back and go under the bridge and turn right, and go all the way back to the last boat slips there on your left, if you are there early enough, top water action is amazing this time of year for both LMB and Striper, but is also short lived, they should be actively feeding on the herring that are in there, after the top water bite stops get the T-rig out with a creature bait, the two I like the most there are the Rage, smookin rooster and a Rage craw, especially around the areas where the lilly pads are spaced apart close to the boat slips I just mentioned.

Good luck and be safe !!!