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Pair of Stripers
Spent yesterday at Kentucky/Barkley Lake. After chasing down some nice gills Tyler wanted something with a little more fight to it. He got it!
No offense guys! But these things are a blast to catch....
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Comment by Allen Morgan on May 8, 2012 at 4:40am
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I've got a couple areas here where I can access them from the bank or by wading. I've got another area where I can get to the them from my kayak by trolling.
I've caught lots of little ones, 1 lbs or less. I've tangled with three in the 10 - 13 lbs class.
I'm lucky enough to live in one of the few land-locked areas where Stripers can pull off a successful freshwater spawn. Now, hopefully the ODWC will get the proposed, tighter limits in place.
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Comment by Greg Wade on May 7, 2012 at 7:54pm
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Live threadfin shad.
Soft plastics work too. 4 - 5" swimbaits will get you bit.
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Nice Stripers!
What did you catch them on? Artificials or Live bait?
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