Sunrise Striper

[Miles]

I hit the falling tide at Gravelly this morning and landed a few stripers. Photo is the big fish for the morning. I think the water isn't quite cold enough for the really strong run, but they are in there and feeding. The tides at local out-flows should be good for the next few days around dawn and dusk, for anyone who can get out for a couple hours.

I used a 7wt 11' switch rod with an extra-fast sink tip polyleader and a Clouser made from angel hair.

Best part was the drive home, knowing all those folks were going to work, while I was coming from a good morning of fishing.

Miles

[Danny Barrett]

Do you think they will still be in there around Thanksgiving, or is that to late?

Miles

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[Howard A]

I did pretty well there this weekend as well, (get there before sunrise if you are going in the AM). 

I caught some the week of thanksgiving last year, so it's possible.

On Monday, October 22, 2012 10:34:28 AM UTC-4, Danny Barrett wrote:

Do you think they will still be in there around Thanksgiving, or is that to late?

On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Miles <m...@oppidi.net> wrote:

I hit the falling tide at Gravelly this morning and landed a few stripers. Photo is the big fish for the morning. I think the water isn't quite cold enough for the really strong run, but they are in there and feeding. The tides at local out-flows should be good for the next few days around dawn and dusk, for anyone who can get out for a couple hours.

I used a 7wt 11' switch rod with an extra-fast sink tip polyleader and a Clouser made from angel hair.

Best part was the drive home, knowing all those folks were going to work, while I was coming from a good morning of fishing.

Miles

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