it wont be long before the striper start schooling on lake murray. any tips on what to throw at them?
On a fish in mission has experience catch in Stripers OTF. Maybe when will chime in
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the fact or state of having been affected by or gained knowledge through direct observation or participation
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that thing you get just moments after you needed it.
Int. line and clousers. Been catching them on Murray since Sept.
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I like sinking or int line in the fall/winter. Look for the birds and you will find the fish. Coyote, clouser and deciever flies work pretty good, coyotes especially on the drop. I mainly fish stripers in the lake during the winter and then start fishing the rivers in the spring. They have been schooled up all winter.
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OFM, you fish Murray this winter? Never saw another fly rod seemed like.
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Never made it out of bear creek this year, only fished a couple times.
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Was wondering where you found em “schooled” up. Last 2 months have had em spread all over. Fall/early Winter was best I’d ever seen and then the mud.
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Water stayed pretty clear in bear creek and the 3 times I fished found nice schools without all the go fast boats trying to run you over, it was kinda nice! I have a house at Adams camp and it was much, much muddier there than in bear creek. This was really the first year I fished that area in the winter, usually fish from camping creek to the upper lake during the winter with the rest of the yahoos.
I was on bear creek monday and tuesday and saw birds working pretty hard and I was stuck on land working.
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