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Topic: East Delta LMB 8/15/07  (Read 710 times)

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Jeffrm20

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Hit up my local spot today after work, windy as usual but that is fine with me = less fishing pressure from other boaters. Started out with my x-rap but couldn't keep the small stripers off of it! Every cast! Striper run must be starting. Switched over to a senko and caught a few dinks, and one TINY fish on the x-rap.

Jeff








XSquid

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Can't wait until the bigger stripers start rolling through.  Ever work a jig along the plants and under the blown down tules like in your third pic?  Usually works good for me in the afternoon when the wind is up.


 

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