Back Water to Big Water - Striped Bass Fishing with Capt. Jack Sprengel
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Team Shimano member, Captain Jack Sprengel of East Coast Charters shares his strategies for catching more and larger striped bass. Topics covered include tackle selection, knots, time and tide, and how to adapt to the location and conditions to find more stripers.
Captain Jack will be responding to questions in the comment section below between 6:00pm and 6:45pm.
Special thanks to Captain Jack Sprengel
www.eastcoastchartersri.com
Brought to you by Team Shimano Sportfishing and On The Water's StriperFest.
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I have watched alot of people deacribe striper fishing. You have blown me away with your knowledge of the species and how to fish for them. I have fished for stipers for some 13 yrs. I thank you for your knowledge
Captain jack gave six star stripper presentation. He number one. I learned a lot from captain jack today.
Great job, Jack! Tons of great information for striper fishing!!
To me striped bass are the ultimate gamefish and there is nothing i love more than to target them. Im glad mass put a slot on them. Now I can rest easily knowing that later on in my life I will hopefully see fish well over 50 pounds as a common place as they should be. Everyone says a 50 pounder is the peak size and I disagree. These fish are super long lived, and records show that these fish can easily grow well over that size. I think if left alone, most can easliy break the 60 pound mark. I want my future to be like how it was 20 years ago, many large fish cruising along the harbors at night like I used to see in marthasvineyard when I was little.
This guy is so well-spoken it’s insane. Plus he knows how to edit himself so that he says as much as possible with as few words as possible. Plus he knows what he’s talking about.
Capt actually knows what he’s talking about. Good stuff and a lot good info here.
Master Class right here. Exceptional video and incredibly informative. Thank you.
Probably the best fishing tutorial I've ever seen. The knowledge that you have is insane...thank brother.
Thank you OTW and Jack. These videos and content are truly appreciated.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Favorite fish in the world. The patterns they make every season is fascinating. So mysterious and always keep me on my toes trying to figure them out year after year. Thank you for putting this up, I loved watching!
STRIPERS ARE THE KING OF ALL GAME FISH , HANDS DOWN !
Great information. You're the best.
Very well done! Thank you for the info. The only area I fish for stripers here in Los Angels is Lake Castaic and Pyramid Lake. They are land locked in fresh water. They can reach 40lbs but that is rare. They are unpredictable. Usually at sunrise and sunset are the best time. Worms and live Shad are their favorite bait. Sometimes they will hit poppers when they are busting on the surface for Shad. Further up the West Coast as one goes north they can be found in backwater and off the beach and are larger. I miss fishing in The Atlantic. Thanks again.
Tons of great info, Jack. Thank you! I hope you are doing well, buddy. I'd love to catch up sometime.
a very good video, i have been chasing them for years and you gave some great insight and fresh perspectives. i appreciate it for certain. thanks for the tips and tight lines
Great Job. Sound Advice. I learned a Lot watching this. Thank You!
Very nice instructional video,👍on putting fish back quickly someone told me once imagine running a 100yd dash then put your head in a bucket of water that’s what you do to the fish ! U exhausted it in a fun fight then take it oxygen away! Thank you for addressing it make more people aware keep up the good work Jack
Great video. Thanks Capt, “Tight Lines”🤙🏽😎
This was amazing. Thank you.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Super video, I could listen all day. Love striper fishing and picked up so many tips from you.
Phenomenal info. Thanks!
Best 38 minutes I have ever spent on fishing
Thank You for sharing your knowledge , Jack! Fantastic Video!, Very informative
This video is the best I have ever seen. Full of everything important and more.
Thank you John!
Great show, thanks for the info.
Great video with lots of insight. I’m on salt pond in Narragansett. Interesting point about the tide.
What a great presentation!! Love to learn from the pros!!
Great 👍🏼 information! Fish 🎣 on!
This guy knows his shit
Amazing video!!!!
Great video! Love the content
Killed that intro. Dope viddie, super knowledgeable. 🤙🏼
fantastic!
Great info here.
This is a great video. Nice work!!
Glad you liked it!
I love this video, concise presentation. I fish for Stripers in the Delaware river. How should I bridle a bluegill, and what size circle hook?
Thank you... you really know your stuff... don’t know if you are familiar with the canal ....could you recommend a gd over all reel that is reasonably priced that can do a variety of things from jigging 5oz plugs to casting other lures?
You like the med and mh even for the doc and other heavy lures? I have a mh teremar NE. I love it but can't go much over the lure rating. 2oz and slightly over it throws fine. Been looking for the lightest, not too expensive 7' or 7'6" rod rated 1-4 or 2-6 for heavy plugs and bait fishing with some lead. Thinking about the heavy teremar ne, possibly. Any other suggestions?
Shawn Drag The Jigging world Nexus series spinning Rods fit your specs and needs to a T in terms of length and weight rating and they’re incredible rods for the money. OTW did a feature where Jimmy was casting the big Doc Spooks from a boat with guys and they were all using the Jigging world Nexus rods. Both the 1-4 and 2-6 serve their purpose and they’re an incredible value for what you get.
@@DanEvan thanks so much. I've wondered about those many times. Many of the rods out there are not held in stock in the stores close to me. Looking online at all the diff classifications out there, inshore, jigging, boat, etc. I suppose they are meant to help but can make it more confusing at the same time.
Clark Hill Lake, GA, Striper 66lb
What kind of fish rod are you using
Shimoni what
I want to learn how to catch an albie from shore
sameman i havent took a seroius trip yet for the albbies
ruclips.net/video/KwEpImbcNQQ/видео.html
I know how.to catch a albie I just didnt really go fir them this year
He forgot to mention boat fish don't count.
aaaaayyyyy first coment like this coment if you want on the water mediea to do a albie catch and cook
they rly aren’t good to eat they don’t taste very good at all
@@samrank3956 ok thx foe the info but it dosent hurt to try it
Lfg
Not to impressed. I’d rather have a vid of them on tbr water catching fish.