Pics from this Winter

Saltwater Striper Fishing
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A few shots of fish me and my girlfriend caught this winter on the New River just outside Savannah, GA. All fish were released.

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GOOD LOOKIN FISH DUDE.

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What fish?

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ALL OF 'EM

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just kidding. Its great to have a girl who like fishing

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Originally posted by Magnawake

just kidding. Its great to have a girl who like fishing

Hah.:smiley:

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yeah, I asked her last night if she wanted to get up with us at 5 Saturday morning. I think she enjoys going out with her friends drinking cosmos or whatever those fruity drinks are on friday nights too much to commit to going stiper fishing at 6 in the morning on saturday.

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You’ve got to be kidding me. That looks like fun. The New river is 15 minutes from my house in Bluffton and I haven’t done the striper fishing thing there. I had no idea. Only at night? Any tips on rigs, bait, tide, month - you know the routine. I would be grateful for some info. PLEEEAAASSSSEEE

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She is a special gal. Hang on to that one!

2005 236 Sailfish
225 Yamaha 4-stroke

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Originally posted by MBOGO

You’ve got to be kidding me. That looks like fun. The New river is 15 minutes from my house in Bluffton and I haven’t done the striper fishing thing there. I had no idea. Only at night? Any tips on rigs, bait, tide, month - you know the routine. I would be grateful for some info. PLEEEAAASSSSEEE

Shh! That’s a special place.

JPW

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quote:
Originally posted by MBOGO

You’ve got to be kidding me. That looks like fun. The New river is 15 minutes from my house in Bluffton and I haven’t done the striper fishing thing there. I had no idea. Only at night? Any tips on rigs, bait, tide, month - you know the routine. I would be grateful for some info. PLEEEAAASSSSEEE

1/4 oz red jig head with a white grub. Outgoing tide. Find a dock with lights and your golden(Palmetto Bluff has some great ones). Action is best from Nov. to Mar.

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quote:
Originally posted by MBOGO

You’ve got to be kidding me. That looks like fun. The New river is 15 minutes from my house in Bluffton and I haven’t done the striper fishing thing there. I had no idea. Only at night? Any tips on rigs, bait, tide, month - you know the routine. I would be grateful for some info. PLEEEAAASSSSEEE

MBOGO, Have you hunted Cape Buffalo?
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TreuBlue,

No, I haven’t shot a Cape Buffalo. The guy I bought my boat from did. I kept the name. Sorta unique ain’t it?

Thanks for the tips. You catch them only at night? Do you use Cook Landing?

Thanks again. See you on the water.

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Originally posted by MBOGO

TreuBlue,

No, I haven’t shot a Cape Buffalo. The guy I bought my boat from did. I kept the name. Sorta unique ain’t it?

Thanks for the tips. You catch them only at night? Do you use Cook Landing?

Thanks again. See you on the water.

MBOGO. I use cooks. I’m sure you can catch them in the day but I only go at night. There are always one or two lurking just below the lights. A lot of times you can see them hanging right in front of the dock. Its a hell of a spectacle. Similar to tarpon around bridges at night in the keys. Any dock with lights on the water around Palmetto bluff will generally have a fish or two from november to march or april. If you know anyone with a dock on the new river tell them to put spotlights on it and I guarantee you will have some action. I have also caught reds and trout on the same rig at night. Good luck.