Striper Thread

[piemma]

Too sick to fish right now. I can barely walk 100 feet without resting. I'll be good after the valve job.

[Guppy]

Originally Posted by piemma

Too sick to fish right now. I can barely walk 100 feet without resting. I'll be good after the valve job.

No doubt….

I know of a boat for sale….

[piemma]

Originally Posted by Guppy

No doubt….

I know of a boat for sale….

Gup, no need, I'll be with Clambo this spring. At 77, not time to buy another boat.

[tlapinski]

My son and I have been targeting what I call "pre-holdovers" on ultralight tackle recently with very good success. Also get a mixture of white perch and hickory shad on each outing with one of the 3 species usually dominating the catch. Not sure if it's luck, an up cycle of the perch, down cycle in bass, or some other factor, but this has been a banner white perch fall.

[piemma]

Originally Posted by tlapinski

My son and I have been targeting what I call "pre-holdovers" on ultralight tackle recently with very good success. Also get a mixture of white perch and hickory shad on each outing with one of the 3 species usually dominating the catch. Not sure if it's luck, an up cycle of the perch, down cycle in bass, or some other factor, but this has been a banner white perch fall.

And great table fare.

[Got Stripers]

Was reminiscing with my friend GB outdoors (greg) the other day when we had that stretch of relatively calm warm days about how we would be slaying the stripers up inside one of our favorite winter spots. Clammer would join us there frequently, sadly the stocks aren't what they were and that spot is now off limits until further notice unless you like to deal with the EP officers. Prior to finding that sweet spot, I'd be hauling my old Lund ProV to the Thames River to extend the season, not investing in a dry suit to launch my kayak and winter fish at 71 years old.

[piemma]

Originally Posted by Got Stripers

Was reminiscing with my friend GB outdoors (greg) the other day when we had that stretch of relatively calm warm days about how we would be slaying the stripers up inside one of our favorite winter spots. Clammer would join us there frequently, sadly the stocks aren't what they were and that spot is now off limits until further notice unless you like to deal with the EP officers. Prior to finding that sweet spot, I'd be hauling my old Lund ProV to the Thames River to extend the season, not investing in a dry suit to launch my kayak and winter fish at 71 years old.

Priorities change as you get older. Happy Holidays my friend.

[Got Stripers]

Originally Posted by piemma

Priorities change as you get older. Happy Holidays my friend.

You too Paul, rest up, heal up and get ready for another year. Your still on the right side of the lawn, but if your like me, you might be running low on the 9 lives quota old cat.

[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by tlapinski

My son and I have been targeting what I call "pre-holdovers" on ultralight tackle recently with very good success. Also get a mixture of white perch and hickory shad on each outing with one of the 3 species usually dominating the catch. Not sure if it's luck, an up cycle of the perch, down cycle in bass, or some other factor, but this has been a banner white perch fall.

I saw your post on that. I really should hit the river right in town more to try that; I am certain they are in there, and there is easy access to stop at the boat ramp and cemetery etc. to toss some small jigs on a sunny day....

[Clammer]

Slip Im trying to sell my plugs that were special or just too many

but if you don,t know who made them ya f ucked price wise

I did sell a 12" Habs needle last week only because the was looking for one & I saw what one sold for 2 months earlier ><<>