AllyKat
Angler
Got out Friday after work with my daughter and a couple of buddies. At the ramp @ 5pm.
Drifted for fluke around Ashroken. Tried 4 spots up to and around Eatons and only found sea robins. Switched it up around slack tide and trolled mojos up to 11B, nothing doing for us or anyone else it seemed.
Set up so chunk as the sun set. A couple more sea robins harrassed our baits on the bottom. Once the water started to push, and we heard some bunker splashing around it was game on. Ally started the party with an absolute moo cow slob that measured over 45 inches. Wasn't sure what it was with a light pick up and no screaming run, but once the fish realized it was hooked, the fight was on. While swimming the fish boatside to revive before releasing, the other rods went off. A little madness and out of practice rust for us as we tangled with the other lines in the water and later the outdrive, but two other 40 inchers came to the net. One other 38 incher as well as a 29" fell for chunks.
The striper season has started early, and is in full swing.
Drifted for fluke around Ashroken. Tried 4 spots up to and around Eatons and only found sea robins. Switched it up around slack tide and trolled mojos up to 11B, nothing doing for us or anyone else it seemed.
Set up so chunk as the sun set. A couple more sea robins harrassed our baits on the bottom. Once the water started to push, and we heard some bunker splashing around it was game on. Ally started the party with an absolute moo cow slob that measured over 45 inches. Wasn't sure what it was with a light pick up and no screaming run, but once the fish realized it was hooked, the fight was on. While swimming the fish boatside to revive before releasing, the other rods went off. A little madness and out of practice rust for us as we tangled with the other lines in the water and later the outdrive, but two other 40 inchers came to the net. One other 38 incher as well as a 29" fell for chunks.
The striper season has started early, and is in full swing.