Last night, 7:00PM-3:00AM, I fished at cambridge side choptank pier. (end of the bridge) From 9:00 PM striper start to break surface. And 3:00 AM they still break surface very aggressively.
My friend and I lost count around 1:00 AM (in that time, surely over 60). Lots of them are skinny, but strong and very aggresive.
We didn't need to move to other spots. We stay whole night at the very end of bridge and the water between new and old bridge were boiling.
This is the list of catching:
1. 1/4oz smallest red head chrom body Gotcha :
perches, 2-3 small striper. (the biggest perch was 12")
- I replace hook with Gamakatu trebles.
2. Lipless crank(vibration)
(1) 2.5" (original rattle trap-chrome) - over 20 striper. two
biggest ones on that. (21", 22")
- I add small black dots on it.
(2) Yo-zuri Magvibe (red orange) - 5+, stripers.
(3) Yo-zuri rattle'n vibe (perch pattern) - 5+, stripers.
3. Storm Wildeye shad
(1) 3" shad - 1 really small one.
(2) 4" red head - 20+, two second biggest guys.
(3) 5" shad - 3+, one really big one.(Line break - 20lb pro-line)
4. Top water plugs.
(1) Rapla saltwater skitter (red head white body) - 1
(2) Yo-zuri mag popper 4-1/8" (blue mack) -0
5. Bucktails with 5" wite grub - 0
6. others.(stick bait, minnows, deep crank, spoons, soft jerkbait, saltwater spinnerbait) - 3+
Most productive action of vibration lure was sequence of following.
(1) casting,
(2) let it sink for 6-10 second(most strikes),
(3) 1-3 foot fast jigging 2 or 3time(for strong and loud viblation)
(4) and slow cranking (not fast) with occasionaly pausing.
The most productive depth for wildeye was 1-3 ft from the top. Even bigger ones also played at the top of water.
Most of them are released. My friend and I keep two 20"s.
After midnight, we didn't keep any striper. It was really a great night.
Have good time there,
My friend and I lost count around 1:00 AM (in that time, surely over 60). Lots of them are skinny, but strong and very aggresive.
We didn't need to move to other spots. We stay whole night at the very end of bridge and the water between new and old bridge were boiling.
This is the list of catching:
1. 1/4oz smallest red head chrom body Gotcha :
perches, 2-3 small striper. (the biggest perch was 12")
- I replace hook with Gamakatu trebles.
2. Lipless crank(vibration)
(1) 2.5" (original rattle trap-chrome) - over 20 striper. two
biggest ones on that. (21", 22")
- I add small black dots on it.
(2) Yo-zuri Magvibe (red orange) - 5+, stripers.
(3) Yo-zuri rattle'n vibe (perch pattern) - 5+, stripers.
3. Storm Wildeye shad
(1) 3" shad - 1 really small one.
(2) 4" red head - 20+, two second biggest guys.
(3) 5" shad - 3+, one really big one.(Line break - 20lb pro-line)
4. Top water plugs.
(1) Rapla saltwater skitter (red head white body) - 1
(2) Yo-zuri mag popper 4-1/8" (blue mack) -0
5. Bucktails with 5" wite grub - 0
6. others.(stick bait, minnows, deep crank, spoons, soft jerkbait, saltwater spinnerbait) - 3+
Most productive action of vibration lure was sequence of following.
(1) casting,
(2) let it sink for 6-10 second(most strikes),
(3) 1-3 foot fast jigging 2 or 3time(for strong and loud viblation)
(4) and slow cranking (not fast) with occasionaly pausing.
The most productive depth for wildeye was 1-3 ft from the top. Even bigger ones also played at the top of water.
Most of them are released. My friend and I keep two 20"s.
After midnight, we didn't keep any striper. It was really a great night.
Have good time there,