06-23-2010, 07:54 PM
They finished the new launch ramp at Callville, and it is awesome! The parking lot is close, and you are way closer to the tires (meaning less of a paddle out of the marina). Last time I was out with Sil240sxrwd, we found stripers slurping larval shad off the surface. We couldn't get them to hit conventional baits, but I'm sure they will bite on something small.
Small flies would work great, I'm sure-
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or some small white curly-tail grubs (1" or 2")
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Or a small 2" crankbait or jerkbait
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Or a small spoon or something like it.
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Good luck on the yak!
The Whizzle
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Small flies would work great, I'm sure-
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[/center]or some small white curly-tail grubs (1" or 2")
Or a small 2" crankbait or jerkbait
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[/size][/url][/size]Or a small spoon or something like it.
Good luck on the yak!
The Whizzle
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