So the Schoolies are here.....What side of the tide are they biting on?
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HeaveToo
May 4, 2012, 9:12:13 AM5/4/12
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It sounds like, by all of the posts, that the Schoolies are here. What side of the tide are they biting on? Is it similar to the fall bite where they are most active about 2 hours after high tide?
I am thinking about hitting the Occoquan on Monday, late morning and early afternoon, to see if the stripers are in the river. Anyone interested?
I am thinking about hitting the Occoquan on Monday, late morning and early afternoon, to see if the stripers are in the river. Anyone interested?
Mike Flint
May 4, 2012, 10:56:14 AM5/4/12
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Was out at Gravelly this morning. Caught a few striper and white perch. You called it right.....they turned on about 1.5 to 2 hours after high tide. Then turned off about an hour after that.
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