How to Catch Striped Bass in Lakes and Rivers
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2018
- In this video, I describe the easiest way that I know of to locate and catch Striped Bass in lakes and rivers. This is a comprehensive video tutorial on a specific method of striper fishing including what to look and listen for and what baits to use.
Links:
Cordell Redfin: www.basspro.com/shop/en/cotto...
Cordell Ripplin Redfin: www.basspro.com/shop/en/cotto...
Lucky Craft Sammy: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lucky_...
Cordell Blue Striper: Check Ebay
Norman Top Dollar: Check Ebay
Bomber Long A: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Bomber...
Rebel Jointed Minnow: www.cabelas.com/product/REBEL...
About Fishden365: This channel was created by Den Haring and is all about the art and science of fishing, especially bass fishing. New content and videos will be added weekly. This channel is meant to be educational and fun. Certified Bassified!! Family and friends will be included in upcoming videos. 
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"WOOOSHAWL!!!" is the top water striper sound ! 🤩
Yep!
And yes I very much appreciate the striper tutorials. My grandfather who was my striper partner passed away last Christmas Eve and I'm looking to get my son into it. These videos tremendously
Thanks for watching!!
So happy to find this video! I live at the end of Beltzville and have been hitting up Preacher's Camp to land a striper and this is the info I've been looking for. Awesome advice. THANKS!!
Glad it was helpful!
Fishden365
Thank you man. This is the most informative striper video I've seen. I fish for stripers in the Delaware River in Trenton, NJ. I will be throwing plastic eels, and jointed minnows during full moons, and early mornings. We got a new moon coming up in March, will throw some of the Cordell lures also.
In the past I've hooked up on big stripers in the Delaware with slip sinker rigs, & highlow rigs with CHUNK FROZEN BUNKER bait. I've had stripers hit cut bluegill bait. Thanks for your info man.
Thanks Charles, hope you catch a giant and be safe out there.
It's amazing how different your advice is compared to the advice I'd give on Lake Murray in South Carolina. We actually use fish lights down here which attract the blue backed herring. We also beat on our boats with sticks to call the fish in and it works like a dinner bell. We don't use lures with triple hooks down here unless it's on a flutter spoon or stick. In the summer, the striper go super deep so we down line with live herring and we must keep the first 5 fish we catch no matter what size and after that, we're done fishing. That's because the fish wouldn't survive coming from those depths anyways. In the spring, the striper follow the herring through the spawn up on the shores. In fact, anywhere the herring are, so are the striper. I never thought in a million years that I'd be hitting my boat to call fish in and watch my graph fill with fish every single time, yet that's exactly what happens and here's why. This lake is stocked with 1.3 million striper per year. But before they make it to the lake, they are farm raised. The fish can hear the farmer walk out onto his dock every time he feeds the fish. So that sound becomes the dinner bell and we try to mimic that sound by beating on our boats. Amazing and difficult to believe but it makes perfect sense.
Hi John, I believe every word of it and it is truly interesting stuff. I suspect lots of released stripers die in the summer here too as a result of stress during the catch when the water is very warm. I know this happens on Nockamixon because I have seen it. Up north on Wallenpaupack, less so do to cooler temperatures. We uses spoons and blade baits in winter to catch them consistently. Good stuff!
I have been doing this same thing since 95 in Tennessee. I have almost gave up bass fishing entirely. We catch more walleye but like you mentioned, we catch more strippers at the beginning of the season, also try working pencil poppers.
Will do, thanks.
Thank you, keep the videos coming as they are very informative!
I will, thank you and thanks for watching.
this info makes so much sensw after fishing stripers this was great info! wish i was stationed so far from home! definitely hope for more videos from you
Thanks Quintin, more coming soon.
Great video. thanks for making it!
My pleasure. Another one is coming soon!
I watched your video on stripers it's probly one of the best I've ever watched. It was very informative both fishing and safety. I'm about a hour from Raystown lake never caught any big ones but I've never got into the night fishing. That lake will hurt your feelings but I know there in the lake. Keep the good work up
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am going to give this another try at Blue Marsh again, thank you for the information!
Have fun!
Fishden365 Do you think fishing at around 4AM to the sun up is a good time for the night bite for stripers? Or fishing at around 10PM 11PM is better at this time of year? (Blue Marsh Lake)
Thank you for your help and videos
You are very welcome
Wonderful video. I can attest to everything you've said. The only thing I would ask to add or make a new video on for this is rigging and line? Rods, reels, line, swivels, weights, etc. I have had tremendous success with the strategy you mention.
Thanks Scott and thanks for the suggestion about rods, reels, line and rigging. I will have to plan another video for this. Thanks again!
Excellent video ! Thank you
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the advice
Any time
Appreciate your time man, thank you
Thanks for watching Jay!
Thank you for the great info. 👍👍
My pleasure MooMoo!
I learned here...mission semi-accomplished. I will be throwing top water flies, and excited to give night fishing a try. Anyone else fly fishing Blue Marsh for these fresh water tarpon!?
My brother has thrown large deceivers with success in the past...
Awesome video, been trying to catch these stripers at blue marsh
Hi Louis, if you use the information in the video, you will get your opportunity to catch stripers and hybrid stripers at Blue Marsh. It has a good population of both right now. Best of luck to ya, and let me know if you have any questions. Also, check out my fall videos at blue marsh - hybrid striper fishing.
Great video
Good video.
Love this I fish same lakes wanting to learn how to catch stripers
Hi Cody, what I described in the video works very well!
The last idk probably 5 fishing trips have always gone the same. The day before I'll decide "Alright, I'm hitting the water tomorrow". Then because of the excitement, I can't sleep. End up leaving the house between 10pm-2am and stay on the water that night and all day. Tell you what, being up 20 hours and then fishing 10+ hrs really makes for an interesting drive home at dark haha. Especially when you're snagging all day in heavy current and hauling out 100+ lbs of fish, talking absolutely beat when you get home. Last trip I had 218 lbs of asian carp in the bed of the truck, energy drinks or strong coffee are a must on the drive back.
Absolutely! Be careful out there and thanks for watching.
great video.
Thanks for watching!
Hey man, this was an awesome video. I can't wait to be able to get out on the pack and give the stripers another try. Thanks for the shoutout too! Lol
My pleasure Brandon!
Great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow! Great info. Keep them coming. I fish the "Pack" at least 4 times a month and it always seems the Stripers are like ghosts, appearing here then there.
I have experienced that also. Probably because they are following the bait. During the spring night time deal, there location is much more consistent.
really good video BTW.
Thank you sir.
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I would love to fish with you some day, I fish raystown from bank with very similar lures and tactics and yes very addictive
Works for me! Just have to find a way to fit in my schedule.
Hey great video. Your right Fishden, Beltzville stripers go bowling every spring! Lol. Where do you get the reflective decals you put on the sides of the lure?
I got them at an old tackle store in Allentown that has since closed. I think you can get them from Janns Netcraft though.
Such a informative video, very very useful! Just one question, are those striped and hybrid active in summer?
It depends where your are fishing. This pattern dies out when the alewife and gizzard shad spawn ends. This is usually late June / early July for the lakes farthest south. It does last longer in the lakes further north like lake Wallenpaupack. There it can last well into July. Hope this helps.
It would be awesome if you could do a video on the rods and reels you use for stripers and what are your favorites!!! Great video my man!!!!
Thanks for the idea!
@@fishden365 anytime my man!!!
You use pencil popper at night time especially the with wtd action, and it works? Heard once when it is dark, the striped bass will stop eating top water ?
Topwater in the dark is an excellent option. Only time it sometimes won't produce is during a full bright moon.
What place would you recommend for striped bass fishing in the north (wisco Michigan Minnesota Nebraska n Dakota)
I don't know those states well enough to give advice on their fisheries. I do know that Nebraska has some excellent hybrid striper fishing. The best place to start your search is to go on-line and search the fish and game websites of those states. You can find the information you want there. Thanks for watching!
What kind of reflective strips are they?? Just kind you would put on mail box or what?
They were decals that I purchased at a local tackle store... meant to be used on lures. I think Janns Netcraft has them as well.
I can tell you are very intelligent.. we both have the same driving habit as well to eat to stay awake while driving! What are you trying to catch next?
More RUclips subscribers as well as more bass and stripers. Thanks for watching!
Thank u so much. It's hard tryna learn something new when nobody wants to give any knowledge
I plan on doing another one in May or June. Thanks for watching
Just curious if its possible to catch stripers at blue marsh at this time of year? (August).
Sure, the trick is finding them as they usually suspend over deep water.
Can you add the links of those top water baits for Striper. Great info
I have added them to the description and right here:
Links:
Cordell Redfin: www.basspro.com/shop/en/cotton-cordell-red-fin-minnowCordell Ripplin Redfin: www.basspro.com/shop/en/cotton-cordell-ripplin-red-finLucky Craft Sammy: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lucky_Craft_Sammy/descpage-LCSA.htmlCordell Blue Striper: Check EbayNorman Top Dollar: Check EbayBomber Long A: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Bomber_Suspending_Pro_Long_A_Jerkbait/descpage-BSPLA.htmlRebel Jointed Minnow: www.cabelas.com/product/REBEL-SALTWATER-JOINTED-MINNOW/1955153.uts?productVariantId=4084552&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=BingPLA&WT.z_mc_id1=04095319&rid=20&msclkid=5f5a9e6201c11098da8ec4b56ed53ec6&ds_rl=1252079&gclid=CJCM35WcxNoCFRXCswodssUIDw&gclsrc=ds
Thank you
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So far I have been on Wallenpaupak for 6 years and no luck on any stripers.
Best time of year is coming...
What is the name of the fish you are saying that the lures mimic? Ail Wives???
Alewife, its a shad like baitfish that live in the lakes where I live. Some people call them herring or sawbellies.
I would like to know if u don't have shad or any other baits they eating will shiners work to get them
Hi Kevin. I am sure that shiners will work for them. Heck lots of people report catching stripers on chicken liver while fishing for catfish. I do think that during the alewife and shad spawns, stripers become more difficult to catch on other baits and lures. One way around this is to use a topwater like a cordell redfin which snags lots of alewife while they are spawning and then used the snagged alewife for bait.
Thinks for your help
Want to ask u something will gold fish work to catch striped bass
Don't know, never heard of anyone trying them. Also it is likely illegal because of the chance of introducing an exotic species to the lake or river.
Ware I'm at they sale them in the bait store for fishing
damn I only fish from shore.. and the upper where the stripers are here, is open at sunrise, close at sunset... in the fall though I will get them boiling right near me sometimes.. though I always got some drop shot tied on for largemouths and then boaters come fast and chase them back down.. though I have gotten a couple stripers here. the lower here(doesn't have stripers) though I was able to fish some nights in summer before and ive heard the bowling ball sound from a largemouth. ive even seen a very big largemouth jump in the middle of the night in summer. just couldn't get her. and almost had heart attacks from walking shoreline very soft and even after casting a area having a huge carp dart off from 1 foot of water as I was a couple feet from it.... nice vid
Keep on Fishin!
Very very new to fishing. What are awods? Did I miss it? Is that what he’s saying?
Alewife, its a baitfish that the stripers eat. Some people call then Herring or Sawbellies.
Night fishing is my personal favorite for zebras. However in my area of southern Illinois, the sound of a bowling ball being dropped is a beaver 98 percent of the time
I have heard both and the beaver tail slap is louder but when those stripers are bashing the circling alewives at night in spring....its close. I love that sound and seeing it at night.
I have heard both and the beaver tail slap in louder but when those stripers are slamming the spawning alewife off the surface at night in spring...well its close and when its happening all over the lake its sounds and looks like pearl harbor. Love hearing and seeing those stripers smashing bait!
any lures for daytime?
They will be deeper during the day so spoons, large hair jigs and swim jigs as well as suspending jerkbaits are good choices.
You ever thrown a Storm broke back thunder stick??? You might be pleasantly surprised
Yes, they work too and so do jointed redfins.
@@fishden365 we throw both here on my local lake in Virginia. Typically the red fins work better earlier for whatever reason but I've caught alot of bass, striper, catfish, on both of them. Walleye, white bass, flatheads, channels, striper, everyting eats both of those baits.
That bite will be starting very soon here and I imagine its already on in Virginia. Enjoy!
I lost my last 3 relationships because of this exact reason. I've also fallen asleep driving many nights white knuckles on the wheel
Be careful out there!
What bait fish is he saying???? A O Y?
Alewife. A baitfish in the shad/herring family.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it