01-04-2005, 12:14 AM
Right after a plant the stripers are up real shallow. Then the planter trout in Mead run for it to the cover of brush if there is any and then into adjacent coves and under the ferry at handicapped fishing pier . Pretend you are stupid planter who never had a predator factor in your life and forgetfully you wander out of the shallows. Then a big striper is chasing you trying to eat you. Got it? park shallow and fish deeper. Edges of flats are standard ambush structure. A day after the plant you are targeting these areas and moving a lot. 600+ trout don't last that long.
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