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Got Stripers · 04-29-2003, 08:31 PM

with Ledge Runners, so swing on by next time your in the Wareham area. Dropped off two big boxes of baits today, so he will have a good supply of pearl, chartreuse, smoke and holiglitter belly/smoke tops in 5-1/2 & 7 inch split tails and the 6, 9 and 13 inch jerks. Picked up a Stradic 8000 for the canal, but I've got to get rid of that funky handle; what brain dead engineer thought up that thing...yikes.

Friend Drew and I hit a local spring fresh water spot and we caught a bunch of bass, pickeral and crappie. Drew took lunker with a nice 4-1/2 lber coming on a float & fly and I had a killer bite on a berkley power worm for about 1 hour, just non stop action. Nice to not have the usual 1-1/2 hour drive home, which I'd been facing all winter, but I'm itching to get back at the striped ones.

04-29-2003, 08:31 PM	#1
Got Stripers Ledge Runner Baits iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: I live in a house, but my soul is at sea. Posts: 8,658	M&D's is stocked with Ledge Runners, so swing on by next time your in the Wareham area. Dropped off two big boxes of baits today, so he will have a good supply of pearl, chartreuse, smoke and holiglitter belly/smoke tops in 5-1/2 & 7 inch split tails and the 6, 9 and 13 inch jerks. Picked up a Stradic 8000 for the canal, but I've got to get rid of that funky handle; what brain dead engineer thought up that thing...yikes. Friend Drew and I hit a local spring fresh water spot and we caught a bunch of bass, pickeral and crappie. Drew took lunker with a nice 4-1/2 lber coming on a float & fly and I had a killer bite on a berkley power worm for about 1 hour, just non stop action. Nice to not have the usual 1-1/2 hour drive home, which I'd been facing all winter, but I'm itching to get back at the striped ones.