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Topic: Delta Stripers in January  (Read 1300 times)

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Yosemite Rob

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Delta bite back on!

Tried for dinos on the outgoing, they were around but no hookups, few shorts on the bank. Windy as hell! but worth it!

formerly Da roblo, Diroblo, white devil, etc..


XSquid

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Right on, I haven't seen one of those in a while.  Looks to be at least 23", very nice.  Were you soaking bait or plugging?


LoletaEric

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Nice pic and fish.   :smt001
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badog

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Sweet fish!!! Nice to get out this time of year!!!!
Ride 135
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Yosemite Rob

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Just shy of 26"  I had shad, mack, herring, but got it tolling a deep diving broken back plug slow through torrent water. Others hooked up with rattle traps (shad pattern).
formerly Da roblo, Diroblo, white devil, etc..


piski

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Good job - nice fish!
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Jedmo

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WTG on the striper Diroblo. Congrats bro.

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ravensblack

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Another OC on the water with a beautiful fish. Does a heart good to see.I have never fished over in the delta. Whereabouts do you fish? I would like to try it sometime for stripers.You guys that can get out during the week are so lucky. Without the weekenders like me.I have to look for more delta hookups and do it.
« Last Edit: January 28, 2009, 06:35:31 AM by ravensblack »
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HobieBlue

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Very nice striper!  Glad to see they are still biting...

WTG Diroblo!


Bird

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Nice one Rob, congrats!


rockfish

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well done.  was that at the slough we tried last month?
Less Mental than before, Still savage AF tho <3

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FisHunter

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I love seeing a striper being caught from the Sloughy Delta :smt007 
It gives SERIOUS hope and just plain good to see they are still coming and going!
Thanks for the port&pic!
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futhel

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nice fish where did you launch?

i was thinking about launching in snod grass slough somewhere

any opinions?
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