Should I be fishing right now? I am a relatively new transplant to the area (Navy), so I don't have the seasons figured out yet. Just moved to Riva and planned on fishing Beards Creek/South River starting next year. But just looking at this site today since a long layoff, it looks like now may actually be the best time to fish for stripers? In fact, I took the roof rack off the car yesterday, planning to leave the canoe shorebound till next summer. Is that a bad idea? Is this prime fishing time? I was looking at Beards Creek from shore a couple of days ago towards evening, and there was a lot of surface activity in a cove in about, I'd guess, 5 feet of water. What's hitting the surface? Is that schoolies, white perch, what?
I like how the Navy life moves me around every once in a while, but one of the negatives for an outdoorsman is having to start from scratch every few years to try to figure out how things work in the new area. New seasons, new tactics, locations, etc. Pretty laborious having to get smart on a totally new area so often.
So, right now, beginning of October, what should I be doing? Get the rack back on and start fishing, or wait until next year?
Thanks for the help. It's forums like these that help shorten the learning curve.
I like how the Navy life moves me around every once in a while, but one of the negatives for an outdoorsman is having to start from scratch every few years to try to figure out how things work in the new area. New seasons, new tactics, locations, etc. Pretty laborious having to get smart on a totally new area so often.
So, right now, beginning of October, what should I be doing? Get the rack back on and start fishing, or wait until next year?
Thanks for the help. It's forums like these that help shorten the learning curve.
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