The bridge was hopping last night as it looked like a parking lot out
there at times. Save for a couple folks that were a little
inconsiderate when they ran too close to the bridge under power and threw a massive wake to kayakers and anchored boaters alike. We
were in the lighted area just away from the bridge and very visible, but
I guess stripers affect the brain in many anglers differently. What made this a little more concerning and dangerous was I was in the process of landing a striper and was next to a set of bridge pilings. It could have been a little sketchy if I hadn't heard them coming and turned my PA 14's hull into the oncoming wake.
Had a decent night with only 4 hours on the water total - landed 14
stripers. Most were 14-15"ers, but the three biggest went 17 3/4", 18
3/4" and the last of the evening a nice 20 1/2" - all were released to
come back a little bigger another day. The 17 3/4" looked almost like a
Hybrid Bass as fat as it was for the smallish body.
All smaller stripers were caught using the PowerTeam Lures 4.5" Curly Tailed Grub on a 1/4oz. jighead. The three largest were caught
using a PowerTeam Lures 4.8" Swinging Hammer (soft-bodied swim shad w/
paddle tail). Great night on the water with my buddy Patrick.
If you might be interested in trying out any PowerTeam Lures products, drop me a line or click on the PTL link
Tight lines and stay alert - not everyone has the same measure of awareness and safety as you!
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