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Notaro...
Get yourself a map that shows the coastline... any river mouth, inlet or salt pond is worth a shot. A lot of great info is available to you by simply reading posts on this site as far as equip, lures, bait etc. As Specialist said... we work hard for our spots... but no spot is secret to the observant angler. Don't be afraid to try and fail we have all walked 2 miles to find a sand choked shallow inlet that didn't produce or walked a beach with no change or structure. It's all part of the game... we all want you to be successful, but if we all gave up our spots we'd be throttled by the others that frequent them (right Bob, Greg??). Stripers are easy to find and when you experiment with different lures, baits, retrieves you will find spots, lures and techniques that work. Get your feet wet (and legs and arms and head for that matter). The fish are in the water... you will realize how special a spot becomes when you find it and learn to make it produce under all conditions on your own.
-Dave
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