I have not fished from Goodhands Creek since last fall. I decided to take advantage of the low winds and launched there about noon. The parking lot was nearly empty today.
Low tide was about 11:30, so I had incoming tide for the trip. I trolled with my Native Slayer Propel 10 along my usual routes parallel to shoreline and structure staying in 2.5 to 5' water depth. I trolled 4 lines with paddletails (two were 3" and two were 4") on 1/2-oz jigheads. I found no strong hot spots, but managed to pick up a fish here and there over much of my route. I stopped after 2.5 hours. I caught 16 stripers (all but two were 12”-14”). The other two were 17” and 19”. I also caught a large perch while trolling. There was no breeze this afternoon making it mighty warm.
Low tide was about 11:30, so I had incoming tide for the trip. I trolled with my Native Slayer Propel 10 along my usual routes parallel to shoreline and structure staying in 2.5 to 5' water depth. I trolled 4 lines with paddletails (two were 3" and two were 4") on 1/2-oz jigheads. I found no strong hot spots, but managed to pick up a fish here and there over much of my route. I stopped after 2.5 hours. I caught 16 stripers (all but two were 12”-14”). The other two were 17” and 19”. I also caught a large perch while trolling. There was no breeze this afternoon making it mighty warm.
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