For Fall Striper Fishing
Posted on February 16, 2009
September - November
Fall fishing is just as good as the spring fishing. As the water starts cooling down the fish start going nuts. Look for striper to be hanging off of ledges and on the flats near the river channels. The birds will begin to show back up... more »
Fall fishing is just as good as the spring fishing. As the water starts cooling down the fish start going nuts. Look for striper to be hanging off of ledges and on the flats near the river channels. The birds will begin to show back up... more »
For Summer Striper Fishing
Posted on February 16, 2009
June – August
This is my favorite time of the year. If it gets too hot jump in! Fish are trying to cool off during this time and are in deep water. Look for schooling fish on the surface in the middle of the lake in deep water. Also fish structure... more »
This is my favorite time of the year. If it gets too hot jump in! Fish are trying to cool off during this time and are in deep water. Look for schooling fish on the surface in the middle of the lake in deep water. Also fish structure... more »
For Spring Striper Fishing
Posted on February 16, 2009
March – May Water Temp – 55-65
Spring striper fishing is some of the best of the year. Look for the fish to be in big schools in the main body of the lake, use your graph to find them. The shad will spawn in April and May and will produce the first... more »
Spring striper fishing is some of the best of the year. Look for the fish to be in big schools in the main body of the lake, use your graph to find them. The shad will spawn in April and May and will produce the first... more »
For Winter Striper Fishing
Posted on February 16, 2009
December – February
During the cold winter months when the water temperature is in the 40’s and 50’s, the striper’s metabolism slows down a bit. They are less aggressive and they do not eat as often as they do in the warmer months. Look... more »
During the cold winter months when the water temperature is in the 40’s and 50’s, the striper’s metabolism slows down a bit. They are less aggressive and they do not eat as often as they do in the warmer months. Look... more »