Stripers has of 11-07-08

RichThiel · Post by **RichThiel** » Fri Nov 07, 2008 4:43 pm

Striper action at the Northend of Franks this evening was off the hook. Biggiest 10 to 11lbs with the Hook Scale. Most averaged 3-4lbs. This mornin at gentlemen brought in a 16lb'er first light.

Zara in Bone and the Chartruse back/Clear body.
Lunker Punker in Delta Shad and occasional Big one in solid Black
MS Slammer in White

Have fun Gents

Rich Thiel
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RichThiel · Post by **RichThiel** » Sat Nov 08, 2008 7:08 pm

Saturday 11-08

Fifty fish day to 9lbs

Rich Thiel

piseke · Post by **piseke** » Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:37 pm

sounds awesome, i was out at east Franks fishing the incoming, but, not much for anyone going on, only a few shakers, tried Mildred, nothing---- looks like the schools are in the north end chasing bait- were the birds working the shad? thanks for your post

RichThiel · Post by **RichThiel** » Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:22 pm

Northwest Franks and out to the Isolated Tullie patch and Little Manderville westend. Note: Watch the Kerns (Head slammers)

Rich

JustinD · Post by **JustinD** » Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:05 am

Sat. Nov. 8, 2008. Action for me and another buddy was excellent. All topwater up to 30 lbs.. Maybe 15-20 fish over 10 lbs. in less than 4 hours. Can't wait for next week and the full moon. Glad I got the extra strong ocean hooks. Dying for one of the New Rattlin' Punkers......In bone white Jeremy cause we both know that color doesn't work.

Cooch · Post by **Cooch** » Sun Nov 09, 2008 5:31 am

RichThiel wrote:Northwest Franks and out to the Isolated Tullie patch and Little Manderville westend. Note: Watch the Kerns (Head slammers)

Rich

Watching the birds is a dead giveaway right now. You don't even have to see the dive bombing. If they are swarming or hovering an area, the shad are there and the stripers right with em! I have also seen this week when the stripers pin the shad right on the banks, you'll see the various long necks flocking to the rocks edge to pick up the pieces! So if'n yer in an area that has a lot of the Herrings on the bank, that's a key sign too, the shad are they and the stripers close by!

Ps. They is called "TERNs" Rich! We heave two varieties here, The Common White Tern and the Royal Tern!

Royal Tern

White Tern