Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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For the Linesides?????? :D :D :D

Heading back this Saturday, got by but handed to me last Saturday
Got a couple nice LM on swimbaits 8) 8) but no stripers :oops: :cry:

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Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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Right now, they're hit and miss. About 4 weeks ago, we caught 3 keeper size stripers in those sloughs and a bunch of small ones. 2 weeks ago, we didn't even catch a small one.

When the water gets colder, the bait fish will find the warmer water in these dead end sloughs and the stripers will follow them.
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Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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Yes it is for the most part the stripes are holding way west until the temperatures drop. Three weeks ago we had Cool weather and a dip in water temps, then another warm spell.... two weeks, next set of tides like these
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Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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Dan thanks you know that Delta far better than I do.

I guess it's back to the Tract for another try!! :? :? :?

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Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?

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Thanks Burke...........

I will stick with it!!!!!!!!!
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