11-27-2007, 05:37 AM
Sunday, 11/25/07- Hit the water early (5:45 am.). Lots of anglers tossing nets today. Everyone looked to be catching enough shad, although we had to work for it.
Headed to Sand Island and sent shad deep (sometimes 150 feet). Medium heavy pole, line counter reel, 4 oz. sinker hooked to a slider, swivel, 3-4 ft. leader, then a hook. Moved around slowly with the eletric motor trying to stay over fish. Boated 10 nice stripers in about two and a half hours, most about three pounds. Sorry no pictures.[unsure]
I still believe that small stripers (1-2 lbs.) are great tablefare, however, 3 & 4 pounders hauled in from deep water provide excellent filets.
Off the water by 1:00 pm. While traveling home the trailer burned a bearing.[
] The amount of smoke a fried bearing produces is unbelievable! The tire rim was so hot I could not touch it. My insurance company sent a large truck out to pick up my boat and take it home. There it sits today, damaged and unable to be used until repaired.
Since I am now stranded on shore for awhile, I've been looking for a good pole to tie on two buckets so I can join the shore fisherman. [
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Headed to Sand Island and sent shad deep (sometimes 150 feet). Medium heavy pole, line counter reel, 4 oz. sinker hooked to a slider, swivel, 3-4 ft. leader, then a hook. Moved around slowly with the eletric motor trying to stay over fish. Boated 10 nice stripers in about two and a half hours, most about three pounds. Sorry no pictures.[unsure]
I still believe that small stripers (1-2 lbs.) are great tablefare, however, 3 & 4 pounders hauled in from deep water provide excellent filets.
Off the water by 1:00 pm. While traveling home the trailer burned a bearing.[
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Since I am now stranded on shore for awhile, I've been looking for a good pole to tie on two buckets so I can join the shore fisherman. [
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