Awesome catches. Striper fishing has been great on both the sacramento and feather river this year. Started catching them in late January and still catching them now in May.
I pull stipers here in the Colorado river lots of vids on my channel I find anchovies to work great at night and swim baits in the day.. I run 30braid with 20lb fluro leader.. great video guys
DONT USE MONO FOR TROLLING USE 30 LB BRAID IF YOU DONT YOUR LURE WONT GET DOWN VERY DEEP YOU CAN GET DOWN ABOUT 2 EXTRA FEET BY USING BRAID INSTEAD OF MONO THAT CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN A DAY ESSPECIALLY IN MURKY WATER. Most high quality deep diving plugs will dive about 10 feet and 12 feet is the perfect depth for trolling. The better shallow runners will dive 3-6 ft in shallow water you want your plus to tap the bottom occasionally to trigger a reaction strike so a couple extra feet can go a long ways
Very nice video, I would like to catch any stripper, my son very likes fishing, can you send me good spots dropped pin, where can I fish from the shore, because I don't have boat. Thank you so much
Stripers aren't too picky. Trolling or casting anything like this is likely to work. I would definitely try trolling some Brad's Mini Cut Plug Super Baits. Also, lipless crankbaits like the Spro Aruku Shad.
informative video but the part where RH shows how to hook the white worm on the bottom treble is cut off the bottom of the screen...this is ironic because RH talks about how important it is do this properly yet it is just out of view.
No way . They’ve both thrived or fell together . I’ve been fishing for both since early 1960’s . The problem is 99% exported water to farms and south California.
Any time Raith is on Angler West he absolutely kicks ass. This was an awesome striper video.
Awesome catches. Striper fishing has been great on both the sacramento and feather river this year. Started catching them in late January and still catching them now in May.
I pull stipers here in the Colorado river lots of vids on my channel I find anchovies to work great at night and swim baits in the day.. I run 30braid with 20lb fluro leader.. great video guys
This is a bad ass channel, homie. I like this shit.
haha. I passed you guys that morning. It was a great day to be on the water.
DID YOU LAUNCH OUT OF VERONA
DONT USE MONO FOR TROLLING USE 30 LB BRAID IF YOU DONT YOUR LURE WONT GET DOWN VERY DEEP YOU CAN GET DOWN ABOUT 2 EXTRA FEET BY USING BRAID INSTEAD OF MONO THAT CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN A DAY ESSPECIALLY IN MURKY WATER. Most high quality deep diving plugs will dive about 10 feet and 12 feet is the perfect depth for trolling. The better shallow runners will dive 3-6 ft in shallow water you want your plus to tap the bottom occasionally to trigger a reaction strike so a couple extra feet can go a long ways
Very nice video, I would like to catch any stripper, my son very likes fishing, can you send me good spots dropped pin, where can I fish from the shore, because I don't have boat. Thank you so much
are they using straight braid on the worms and swimbaits
We went out at midnight that morning. Off the water at day light. Avoided the great armada that came out of wards and tisdale. lol
what size bullet weight with eel there guys any sent
Do those stripers go into ocean?
SEAGULL FISHERMAN yea they go into the rivers to spawn from fall to spring
what test line do you use?
What do you recommend for Castaic Lake?
Stripers aren't too picky. Trolling or casting anything like this is likely to work. I would definitely try trolling some Brad's Mini Cut Plug Super Baits. Also, lipless crankbaits like the Spro Aruku Shad.
Thank you for your reply
what worms were you using? and any flake?
Ringer Black 7 inch worm with red flake
informative video but the part where RH shows how to hook the white worm on the bottom treble is cut off the bottom of the screen...this is ironic because RH talks about how important it is do this properly yet it is just out of view.
at 13:13...did that guy just kiss is lure? haha
Coppenhagen bois
IS IT TRUE THAT STRIPERS ARE THE BIGGEST THREAT OF THE SAC. RIVER SALMON?
No way . They’ve both thrived or fell together . I’ve been fishing for both since early 1960’s . The problem is 99% exported water to farms and south California.