I launched this morning into one of the tribs off the Magothy in search of Pickerel. Rockfishing has been a bust for me of late and I wanted to try something different before I went into work.
I hit the water at 8:30 to 44 degree water and 43 degree air. The winds were calm, the tide ebbing and the water flat. After casting to wood for over an hour, I targeted more open waters, 3'-6' deep, ala BassMoore's T-day video. It worked like a charm.
I started the day with a 22"er and over the next hour landed another 9 fish, the smallest being 17" and up to 21". I used a FatSam in Black / White on a 1/8 pink jig head. It was quite fun on the 5' UL rod I bought for just such an occasion. The spinner I was also throwing came up empty
Unfortunately, I needed leave the water to go to work, but a better start to my day, I could not ask for!
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I hit the water at 8:30 to 44 degree water and 43 degree air. The winds were calm, the tide ebbing and the water flat. After casting to wood for over an hour, I targeted more open waters, 3'-6' deep, ala BassMoore's T-day video. It worked like a charm.
I started the day with a 22"er and over the next hour landed another 9 fish, the smallest being 17" and up to 21". I used a FatSam in Black / White on a 1/8 pink jig head. It was quite fun on the 5' UL rod I bought for just such an occasion. The spinner I was also throwing came up empty
Unfortunately, I needed leave the water to go to work, but a better start to my day, I could not ask for!
DSCN3165.jpgDSCN3166.jpgDSCN3170.jpgDSCN3171.jpgDSCN3172 (1).jpg
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