Had a few boats that took advantage of the break in the weather today. Chunking was definitely the better way to go, but did hear that the water was dirty wherever you went due to the recent Noreaster we had. Rips were also dirty w/the better bite being on spots rather than eels.
ModSquad, Wendy7, FanseaNancy, and Child's Play all came in w/stripers in the 34" + range while chunking w/fresh bunker. Most boats seemed to stay in the 60 ft slough area during the morning tide.
Father & son Tom and Dan Archibald on Fansea Nancy
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Nice report Mary ... As always
Glad to see someone caught on Friday, many boats (including me) were not as lucky/skilled. My first striper trip of the year and I tried the rips (Overfalls) for a few hours, with eels, but caught nuttin other than some occassional slime grass. Good to have the lines wet regardless. See you & Chuck soon
Nice report, can't wait to get up the bay for some chunking. Haven't had a chance yet, met have to take a personal day come over and get Chuck and head out for some of those 30 lbers again
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Friday, Oct. 28 Striper Report
Had a few boats that took advantage of the break in the weather today. Chunking was definitely the better way to go, but did hear that the water was dirty wherever you went due to the recent Noreaster we had. Rips were also dirty w/the better bite being on spots rather than eels.
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