your thoughts on the possible trifecta of hurricanes

[Grapenuts]

Originally Posted by Karl F

So.... good??? bad??? or... as one seasoned surfcaster said to tme this AM.. bang bang... bye bye...fall run...


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your thoughts???

this will hold true for most of the outer beaches on cape crud...has been like that anyway the pass half doz. years or more.....sure you'll get a fish here or there, but nothing like the old days use to be.....but the ditch will see waves of fish going through storm or no storm...new breed of stripers are going that way for the most part...some will hit offshore and keep going.

[Flaptail]

Three weeks from now I would be concerned. Too early for worry.

[Pt.JudeJoe]

This early I think it can only help ,as slow as things are. It should mix up the water,lower the temps, shake up the bait (where ever it is) and it digs up the bottom. Lots of clams and crustaceans get displaced during a storm and the stripers come in to feed on them after the storm passes.

[Crafty Angler]

Originally Posted by Pt.JudeJoe

This early I think it can only help ,as slow as things are. It should mix up the water,lower the temps, shake up the bait (where ever it is) and it digs up the bottom. Lots of clams and crustaceans get displaced during a storm and the stripers come in to feed on them after the storm passes.

So Joe, you're telling me to go pick up some big sea clams that are gonna get washed up on Easton's Beach while they're still fresh and use them on a 7/0 hook to catch a large bass?

I thought so

[Back Beach]

Originally Posted by Crafty Angler

So Joe, you're telling me to go pick up some big sea clams that are gonna get washed up on Easton's Beach while they're still fresh and use them on a 7/0 hook to catch a large bass?

I thought so

Any easterly facing beach for that matter.

[Back Beach]

Originally Posted by Flaptail

Three weeks from now I would be concerned. Too early for worry.

AYE, Flappy.