Striper season

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Scorpion61

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Is anyone doing well on the stripers yet this season? Me and my boat are new to the area and I could use some advice.
 
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Scorpion61

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Thanks, thats what I've been hearing from everyone. Last weekend was GREAT for Rockfish. How long do they stay?...the big ones I mean.
 
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Scorpion61

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Thanks folks. I'll be after them this weekend for sure. Umbrella rigs and parachutes right? Troll shallow about 2.5 - 3.5 mph this time of year?
Bait shop advice....You all agree?
 
Jameo

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Originally posted by Scorpion61
Now all I need is a pretty girl that likes to fish....lol.
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I could probably teach u a thing or two about fishing :really: But, don't think the b/f would like that to much :wink:

Originally posted by Scorpion61
Thanks folks. I'll be after them this weekend for sure. Umbrella rigs and parachutes right? Troll shallow about 2.5 - 3.5 mph this time of year?
Bait shop advice....You all agree?
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Not to sure the shallow part. Run your lines at all different depth and troll all over deep & shallow water til u find them. Everything else is right on!

Good Luck :cheers:
 
huntr1

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Originally posted by Scorpion61
Thanks folks. I'll be after them this weekend for sure. Umbrella rigs and parachutes right? Troll shallow about 2.5 - 3.5 mph this time of year?
Bait shop advice....You all agree?
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We were running umbrellas with 12 oz. weights and both green & white shads. Caught on both deep lines and top lines. We were trolling straight out from the mouth of the river to the middle of the shipping channel and back. Bay will be busy this weekend with the Rod-N-Reel tourny. Keep any eye out for boats running planer boards.
 
SeaRide

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Originally posted by Scorpion61
Thanks folks. I'll be after them this weekend for sure. Umbrella rigs and parachutes right? Troll shallow about 2.5 - 3.5 mph this time of year?
Bait shop advice....You all agree?
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While the water temp is cold, the rocks kinda stay in a group and work together so look for birds out there. I would try work around the channel mouth and wherever the rocks likes to run around (dropoffs, rocks, structures). I would do the trolling method for now.
 
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Scorpion61

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If you are talking about the mouth of the Patomac, thats a long run for me. I'm in at Deale MD. No trailer. They were catching them like crazy up here last weekend too.
 
huntr1

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Originally posted by Scorpion61
If you are talking about the mouth of the Patomac, thats a long run for me. I'm in at Deale MD. No trailer. They were catching them like crazy up here last weekend too.
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Nope, not the Potomac, the Patuxent. We went on a charter w/ Capt. Shea out of Solomons.
 
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Scorpion61

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Originally posted by Jameo
I could probably teach u a thing or two about fishing :really: But, don't think the b/f would like that to much :wink:



Not to sure the shallow part. Run your lines at all different depth and troll all over deep & shallow water til u find them. Everything else is right on!

Good Luck :cheers:
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I dont kiss and tell...haha:gossip:
 
sleuth

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Originally posted by Scorpion61
Is anyone doing well on the stripers yet this season? Me and my boat are new to the area and I could use some advice.
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I had a stripper online... but she fell off the hook last weekend. :frown:
 
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Re: Re: Re: Striper season

Originally posted by Scorpion61
sounds like we have the same type of problem...hehe
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:tap: You didn't answer my PM question. :lol: Anyway if the answer is yes, check your e-mail.
 
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Kain99

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Wash your hands after touching those nasty, Mycobacteriosis infected fish! Get one with lesions throw it back and use clorox! :wink:
 
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