Early Spring NJ Striper Fishing

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Originally Posted by Chrisper4694

anyone have success early spring in years past drifting with lures that look like sandworms?

Can't say for stripers, but for a while they were killer on big Weakfish in raritan bay.. thats was with Powerbait sandworms before GULP products came along. I doubt a striper is any smarter than a big weakfish.

I would think a good sandworm imitation lke the Gulp would be worth a try... Might also put 1/2 a sandworm on the hook along with the artificial one... bob

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Originally Posted by bulletbob

Can't say for stripers, but for a while they were killer on big Weakfish in raritan bay.. thats was with Powerbait sandworms before GULP products came along. I doubt a striper is any smarter than a big weakfish.

I would think a good sandworm imitation lke the Gulp would be worth a try... Might also put 1/2 a sandworm on the hook along with the artificial one... bob

yeah def might try that this year. sometimes they just get tuned into a specific bite i guess. rather try something like this than sit around all day with clam boogers on those days when they just don't want them.

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Originally Posted by Chrisper4694

yeah def might try that this year. sometimes they just get tuned into a specific bite i guess. rather try something like this than sit around all day with clam boogers on those days when they just don't want them.

Fluke, Blues, and Robins like them as well... bob

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Good job captain Gerry!! You got my blood pumping and my mind reeling tyvm..

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