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I went for stripers in the upper Chesapeake Bay, MD. I call the water off Breezy Point, my “home water” because I had fished there for a long time.
There are no structures or shores you can use in this wide area. The knowledge of the contour of the bottom in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay is the only big help for kayakers.
Anyway, I trolled hard. Eventually after 6 hours, I caught the first one. Later I found a school of stripers. I chased them and caught way over 20 stripers. They were at 23-33”. No keepers after 8 hours of hard trolling. I carried away. I was about 8-9 miles off the launch site. It took me over 3 hours to come to the launch site against the current because I was tired.
On the video, I tried to explain how I troll stripers on a kayak.
Video Fishing Log:
Thanks,
Joe
I went for stripers in the upper Chesapeake Bay, MD. I call the water off Breezy Point, my “home water” because I had fished there for a long time.
There are no structures or shores you can use in this wide area. The knowledge of the contour of the bottom in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay is the only big help for kayakers.
Anyway, I trolled hard. Eventually after 6 hours, I caught the first one. Later I found a school of stripers. I chased them and caught way over 20 stripers. They were at 23-33”. No keepers after 8 hours of hard trolling. I carried away. I was about 8-9 miles off the launch site. It took me over 3 hours to come to the launch site against the current because I was tired.
On the video, I tried to explain how I troll stripers on a kayak.
Video Fishing Log:
Thanks,
Joe