I just got this report in from Striper Dave - fishing in the rain, at night - that is dedication to your sport. The amazing part is that even in this nasty, dreary, Nor'easter rainy mess - he catches fish.
Extreme fishing produces fish. I was at it again at my local marina in the rain/light drizzle. It wasn't too bad. The water was way up and the current was ripping out of the creek. I didn't notice the obvious splashes as I usually do, only very slight water movement to indicate stripers in the area. My first cast with the bomber plug produced a 14 incher. Ten more casts and nothing. I switched up to my Storm swim shad and on the 3rd cast HOOKED UP to a nice fish approx. 20 inches or so. This fish looked like it had some battle wounds - not sure from what, but a nice fight and catch.
So don't let this rain get in your way - get out and FISH.
Until next time - HOOK'EM UP
STRIPER DAVE http://www.striperdave.com



