Fishing For Stripers At Night Full Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- In this video, I go into complete detail about how to catch these great fish at night during this time of year. I share observations and fishing experiences that I have never shared before in this one. If you are into striper fishing or want to learn mor about it, this is the video for you!
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Great vid Den! Love these in depth long form videos. I just stopped by Wacky Worm and bought them out of there Berkley Jukes!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have caught a lot of "stripers" (big whites, hybrids and a few stripers) over the years in June at Lake of the Ozarks (LOZ) trolling black/silver Fat Raps in the evening, trolling over long points that reached out to the main channel. The Fat Rap only reaches ~8 ft. These fish are schooled up near the surface and ready to feed. You need good gear when trolling for them. As you mentioned, they break things! My fishing partner snagged a 117 lb spoon bill on a Fat Rap. Those crazy fish will jump out of the water like a skip jack.
Awesome stuff Tim. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for spilling your guts Dan - LOL. I fish for stripers on the beach and in the Delaware. I'm 30 minutes from the Nock. I tried your night tactics only a couple of times. Funny how it's different yet similar. Gota give it another try soon.
I can't thank you enough for these video's and your willingness to share such hard won information. I cant speak for anyone else ,but make no mistake about it i deeply appreciate it. I've shaved a couple of years worth of trial and error by watching these videos. Its one thing to watch striper videos, its another thing to have info that is specific to the bodies of water im fishing.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Really glad I found your channel. Enjoying your past striper content. We finally got our first boat and the boss and I have really enjoyed trying to figure out the stripers out on lake Texoma over the winter/spring and now dog days of summer. Going to give them a try after the night bite fades into darkness because neither of us like fishing mid-day in 105 degree heat. Really looking forward to your future content.
Welcome aboard!
Great video as always! Appreciate you sharing some really good information and tips. Enjoyed it! Thanks as always for sharing and helping others become better anglers. As always, #Fishden365 rocks!!!
Thank you sir
Hey man love the content ! would love to see more of your dads modified lures. Your father truly was innovative and that video got my creative juices flowing 👍 already started tinkering on some old beaters I have.
More to come!
Great video, lots to absorb, I will enjoy watching a few times. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Very comprehensive video. I remember seeing a bunch Berkley Jukes at Ollie’s a year or two ago but didn’t pick any up. Kicking myself
Thanks Blessed One. I just realized that is where I got my first one.
Thank you very good video appreciate it much. The more of your videos I watch the more I get interested tight lines
Thanks Scott.
Great Video! Good information!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure
Very informative. Thank you for sharing. I am going to try Jukes at Bull Shoals.
Let me know how they work there. Thanks
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Good information.
Any interest in coming on the podcast and comparing these fisheries to the ones we have in NJ? looks interesting!
Would love to!
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First time watcher. I appreciate the tutorial on lures. I fish Beltzville hard. I live 2 minutes from it. I never tried lures at night. I just use the alwifes. Do you use the baitfish at all?
Welcome Shaun, I don't use live bait as part of the fun for me is to find ways to catch these fish on artificials. I do recognize that live bait is extremely effective. Perhaps you can fish live bait and throw lures at the same time?
@@fishden365 I've tried. I have the same lures you do and have fished them at night. I don't catch anything on artificial at night. Only when day breaks I will catch large and smallies.
Great video. When you were talking about resuscitating a worn out striper; have you ever caught one that already had the red color to them while landing the fish? If so, do you do the same thing with holding their tail and let them kick off? Or is it too late and they'll die anyway? Thanks.
In freshwater it is really dependent on water temp and the size of the striper. big ones will likely die if the water temp is 75 or above no matter what you do unless you get it in really fast.
Any updates on Blue Marsh night striper fishing?
I did not get out to Blue Marsh this year. So many places, so little time...
Where do you get your blue stripers
Back in the late 90s, me and some other anglers were able to convince Cordell to do one last 1000 piece run of this lure. I bought around 50 of them so I would have a lifetime supply. I do see them for sale at ebay now and then.