Cumberland

[patrick_campbell17]

well the way it seems, td176 only catches fish when everyone else can't

[td176]

Aw shucks

[Fishin is life]

was out there today...pulled up to my first spot and caught 15-20 lm sm and spots....had a small limit in the boat in 30 minutes or less....then the sun came up and it was like you flipped a switch....caught a few small fish the rest of the day


on a side note i did catch the first two stripers of my life....both in about 4' on a crankbait....now i see what all the striper fuss is about...using a light action baitcasting setup you might as well have tied a freight train on the end of my line....but i landed em both and they were a load of fun....woulda guessed the smaller one at 8-10lbs and the bigger one around 12 maybe...having never caught one had a hard time judging them....but the striper fisherman should have been on em today cuz i all saw em up and feeding all day long....

[td176]

Congrats on the stripers, they are alot of fun, and not bad eatin

[PRO V LE]

Congrats Fishin! there is no known cure for Striper fever other than just keep fishing for them.

[Fishin is life]

didnt know for sure but what is the legal size limit on them?

[PRO V LE]

didnt know for sure but what is the legal size limit on them?

24" with a limit of 2 a day. If you're fish were as big as you said they should be fine. My neighbor here at that lake got a 44" the other day.

[FlyLie]

was out there today...pulled up to my first spot and caught 15-20 lm sm and spots....had a small limit in the boat in 30 minutes or less....then the sun came up and it was like you flipped a switch....caught a few small fish the rest of the day


on a side note i did catch the first two stripers of my life....both in about 4' on a crankbait....now i see what all the striper fuss is about...using a light action baitcasting setup you might as well have tied a freight train on the end of my line....but i landed em both and they were a load of fun....woulda guessed the smaller one at 8-10lbs and the bigger one around 12 maybe...having never caught one had a hard time judging them....but the striper fisherman should have been on em today cuz i all saw em up and feeding all day long....

Likewise, Congrats and thanks for the report. Sounds like you caught them in the jumps? I should have "put off" some of my responsibilities around the house and gone fishing this morning. Looking forward to some excellent striper fishing in the comming weeks.

Fish Long and Prosper,
Boone

[Mean Morone]

Nice report. The 4' you talked about, is that shallow water or the depth at which you hooked them. I caught a big smallie a couple of years ago and my boat was in 80' of water. My lure got down 4'.

[Fishin is life]

Actually i never saw the two i caught bust the top....but did see several busting all day....i can't imagine a 44"er...guarantee it would be a ton of fun....if any of you fine fellas ever have an open seat id love to get out sometime and give them a whirl

[know1]

was out there today...pulled up to my first spot and caught 15-20 lm sm and spots....had a small limit in the boat in 30 minutes or less....then the sun came up and it was like you flipped a switch....caught a few small fish the rest of the day


on a side note i did catch the first two stripers of my life....both in about 4' on a crankbait....now i see what all the striper fuss is about...using a light action baitcasting setup you might as well have tied a freight train on the end of my line....but i landed em both and they were a load of fun....woulda guessed the smaller one at 8-10lbs and the bigger one around 12 maybe...having never caught one had a hard time judging them....but the striper fisherman should have been on em today cuz i all saw em up and feeding all day long....

Congrats on the stripers. Wait 'til you hook into one on the FnF!

[Fishin is life]

Are you kidding me...I hope to hook into anything besides a log on the FNF this year....you flat out wore me out last year....maybe the tides will turn