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04/05/2016

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04/01/2016

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04/01/2016

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02/04/2015

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10/15/2013

This time of year is a great time to be outdoors!!!

07/28/2013

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07/24/2013

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07/24/2013

9 dumbest gun control quotes!!!

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07/24/2013

What A Catch!!!

Score a Midsummer Striper

The paradox of landlocked stripers is that they are big, brawling fish that can reach 60 pounds and pull like a plow horse—but they are also delicate, sensitive, and fussy. They function well in a very narrow temperature range: 55 to 65 degrees is ideal. When temperatures soar, these fish are forced to go deep to find cooler water—but the deeper they go, the less dissolved oxygen becomes available to them. This causes a slow bite at best and a striper kill at worst. To score a midsummer striper, you need to target river-run reservoirs and the churning tailraces of power dams, where the water is cool, oxygen-rich, and loaded with big baitfish.

When a lake’s temperature is in the 70s, stripers will suspend 20 to 30 feet deep off main lake points, steep rock bluffs, and submerged standing timber along cavernous river channels. They’ll bite best at sunup and sundown. Use stout baitcasting or spinning outfits to fish deep and vertical. Bait up with large gizzard shad (catch these in a cast net) or, where legal, 6- to 8-inch rainbow trout. Watch your bow-mounted sonar for suspending stripers and baitfish schools, and then lower your baits to just above the level of the fish, moving slowly around the area with your trolling motor until you contact active stripers. —Joe Cermele

From the pages of The Total Fishing Manual: http://bit.ly/15dbpRh