For the Linesides??????
Heading back this Saturday, got by but handed to me last Saturday
Got a couple nice LM on swimbaits but no stripers
Mark
Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
Four Decades of Red!!!!!!!!
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
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.
When the water gets colder, the bait fish will find the warmer water in these dead end sloughs and the stripers will follow them.
Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
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
Dan Mathisen
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209-612-5028
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Ben Green Insurance
Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
Dan thanks you know that Delta far better than I do.
I guess it's back to the Tract for another try!!
Mark
I guess it's back to the Tract for another try!!
Mark
Four Decades of Red!!!!!!!!
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
Re: Is it too Early to hit Sycamore and Hog?
Thanks Burke...........
I will stick with it!!!!!!!!!
I will stick with it!!!!!!!!!
Four Decades of Red!!!!!!!!
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
When in Doubt Set the Hook!!!
Mark
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