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RIJIMMY 09-10-2007 11:00 AM

Daylight bass strategies - fall
 
I need to get out of my surf mentaility when it comes to fishing for stripers. I lose 95% of my confidence once the sun comes up. I've seen some great daylight fishing in the spring with bunker, but those circumstances may not hold true for fall.

I've seen P23 do well plugging rocky areas in the daylight and Zacs has mentioned 3-way rig for eels (no clue how to 3 way). So, knowing that I primarilty fish Narr. Bay and the areas around the mouth, any thoughts on strategies for daylight fishing? I will still be primarliy early moring/night fishing but if would like to see some daylight action. I have a group of friends coming out to fish with me the last weekend in Sept and don't think they'll be able to sling eels and most likely will be a little hung over when I get them on the water. I'd like to have a plan to get them into fish after the sun comes up. As always - THANKS!!! :jump:

MakoMike 09-10-2007 12:21 PM

Pretty simple, find the fish and drop an eel in front of them! :)

RIJIMMY 09-11-2007 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by MakoMike (Post 523741)
Pretty simple, find the fish and drop an eel in front of them! :)

uh, thanks, I guess.....:huh:

striperman36 09-11-2007 10:38 AM

it's the best way

fish4striper 09-11-2007 10:54 AM

during the day this time of year, you'll most likely get blues. Take your friends blues fishing or target stripers at night. 80 lb mono with cheap tin, they'll have a ball

RIJIMMY 09-11-2007 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by fish4striper (Post 524058)
during the day this time of year, you'll most likely get blues. Take your friends blues fishing or target stripers at night. 80 lb mono with cheap tin, they'll have a ball

thats definitly part of the plan. :devil2:

striperman36 09-11-2007 11:48 AM

If you had friends that would be a great plan :laughs:

RIJIMMY 09-11-2007 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by striperman36 (Post 524063)
If you had friends that would be a great plan :laughs:

"friends" havent been a problem since I have a boat ...:bc:

seriously, I am more intersted in some daylight tactics, trying to break my old nightime surfcasting habits.

striperman36 09-11-2007 12:43 PM

deeper water, structure.
I would suggest looking at tube and worm as a trolling tactic.
This time of year you could be looking at 40 - 50 ' water for structure.
Mussel beds, craggy lumps etc.

striperman36 09-11-2007 12:45 PM

and trolling really slow, like 1.5-2 kts water speed , relative speed depending on the tide would be that plus/minus tide flow speed

RIROCKHOUND 09-12-2007 07:41 AM

RIJ.
Go where I told ya and do what I told ya..
trust me!
If there is little drift (light winds) toss a 1/2oz rubber core sinker, cast up drift, let the eel swim down and fish eels that way... much more fun then 3-way, but both still work!

Bryan

RIJIMMY 09-12-2007 08:28 AM

Bryan - will do!
Thanks again.

piemma 09-12-2007 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND (Post 524279)
RIJ.
Go where I told ya and do what I told ya..
trust me!
If there is little drift (light winds) toss a 1/2oz rubber core sinker, cast up drift, let the eel swim down and fish eels that way... much more fun then 3-way, but both still work!

Bryan

yeah, thanks for telling your old fishing partner. see if you go to my secret pogey place again:af:

RIJIMMY 09-12-2007 03:53 PM

you should get even by telling ME your secret pogie place, that will fix 'em!

RIROCKHOUND 09-12-2007 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 524445)
yeah, thanks for telling your old fishing partner. see if you go to my secret pogey place again:af:

Boy you're getting whiny as you get older:D

Just follow RIJ :D :hidin:


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