Striper Fishing Tips
For Catching More Striped Bass
Striped bass can be caught using a variety of methods. However, stripers aren't always as predictable as we would like them to be.
Short And To The Point Striped Bass Fishing Tips:
- best times to fish for stripers are dusk, dawn and throughout the night.
- summer-fish deeper water
- fall/spring-shallow
- winter-near the surface, great time for top-water presentations
- stripers thrive on fast moving current for oxygenation
- look for mouths and channels feeding into lakes, rivers and streams
- look for wind blown points for bait fish and feeding stripers
- typically roam in schools
- search for schooling stripers
- use sonar electronics to get on top of them
- keep an eye out for swarming birds preying on bait fish
- look for balls of bait fish
- artificial or live bait - match the hatch
- fresh is best
- cast into the current with the current
- striped bass tend to swat at bait
- they generally like to taste before eating it
- allow enough time for a striper to take your bait
- maintain pressure of a hooked striped bass
- keep only what you plan to eat
- release spawning females
- have a good time
- good luck
These are just a few generalized striped bass fishing tips that we give the pleasure of providing. There is quite a bit more to learn as you gain a better understanding for catching these beautiful creatures.
There really isn't any substitute for the valuable time you
spend on the water. This, in turn, will allow you to gain the necessary
experience and knowledge to have many more productive outings. Feel
free to check out our other articles to learn more about striped
bass fishing.
And please be sure to share your striper fishing pictures and check out the photos and stories that other striped bass fishing enthusiasts have submitted.
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