[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Oct-20-05 AT 04:47PM (EST)[/font][p]Hello, follow Tracker boat owner. In my opinion if you are not seeing any fish clear the water, the chances are good the boils are caused by stripers. I would throw a jointed Rapala Shad Rap, one that dives about 7-9 ft. If it is a clear day I would toss out about a 3" silver casting spoon, the brighter the better. It sounds to me like you are going about it the right way. Slow the retrieve down to a crawl, and if that doesn't work, a lot of times a 2-3" white curly tail gub on about a 3/8 oz. white jighead retrieved real slow will do it. I think the secret in in the speed of the retrieve, and the slower the better, no matter what the time of year is. Finally, try a small in-line spinner like a Foxy Jig in silver or white. That's what often works on Brookville but not on Monroe; maybe it will produce on Patoka.