Cow Bass Bait - Storm 9" Wildeye Shads
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Wow, didn't even know they made 9 inch Wildeyes. I've only seen upto 6 inch. Where could I find 9 inchers?
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Last sunday at iri I caught 2 stripers on 5 inch wild eye shad.
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For IRI stripers you will need some bucktails and some white or yellow trailer worms. The bucktails (I like the 1/2 oz ones when I use this type of setup) are usually tied to a 1 to 2 oz trolling-type sinker (I use the Bead 1-1/2 oz ones) with a 24-30" length of leader material. I normally use a loop-type knot (or king sling as listed in the how-to knot guide http://www.pierandsurf.com/knots/kingsling.shtml) to enable the bucktail to swing freely.
Other lures include the Storm WE shads, topwater plugs, larger bucktails up to 2 oz, ZoZuri darter, and any other plastic/leadhead that can hug the bottom in a inlet with a current speed of 7 MPH!
Check the Hot Spots under Delaware for more detailed information.
Other lures include the Storm WE shads, topwater plugs, larger bucktails up to 2 oz, ZoZuri darter, and any other plastic/leadhead that can hug the bottom in a inlet with a current speed of 7 MPH!
Check the Hot Spots under Delaware for more detailed information.
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Topwater swimming-type plugs (Rapalas, Rebels, ZoYuri's, etc.) work well off the jetties during the incoming high tide.
Hot tip - Fish the night high tide and use black or black/purple combinations. For daytime use on the jetties, try the "schoolbus" color. Other tips in the Hot Spots section for Delaware.
...And make sure you wear your Korkers and PFD on the jetty! One slip, and you're downstream in that current!
Hot tip - Fish the night high tide and use black or black/purple combinations. For daytime use on the jetties, try the "schoolbus" color.
Other tips in the Hot Spots section for Delaware....And make sure you wear your Korkers and PFD on the jetty! One slip, and you're downstream in that current!
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Korkers - Attachable sandal-type shoes that have spikes on the bottom that you attach to your boots so you don't slip on the slime covered rocks on the jetty.
PFD - Personal floation device
Neither is required if you do not plan on fishing the jetty end or the waters edge.
The Korkers come in handy if you fish the inlet areas of IRI and want to fish near the waters edge or land a big fish with a net or gaff. I've only used my Korkers when I plan on going near the end of the jetty to cast lures to fish.
You can get by without either one of them and very few people wear them (Korkers or PFD) when they fish. Usually, only the die-hard jetty jocks that go out to the end of the jetty wear them for protection.
Do not wear any kind of boots - hip or chest waders. If you fall in, they will fill up and carry you downcurrent or drown you.
PFD - Personal floation device
Neither is required if you do not plan on fishing the jetty end or the waters edge.
The Korkers come in handy if you fish the inlet areas of IRI and want to fish near the waters edge or land a big fish with a net or gaff. I've only used my Korkers when I plan on going near the end of the jetty to cast lures to fish.
You can get by without either one of them and very few people wear them (Korkers or PFD) when they fish. Usually, only the die-hard jetty jocks that go out to the end of the jetty wear them for protection.
Do not wear any kind of boots - hip or chest waders. If you fall in, they will fill up and carry you downcurrent or drown you.
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http://www.korkers.com/wadeboot.htm
Check out IRI before you buy anything. Most people dont even use them.
Check out IRI before you buy anything. Most people dont even use them.
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