Stripers this week in the Delta for Andy & Joe

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

You might call Andy Guibord and Joe Shirshac at the shop as they were very successful in finding Stripers on this past Tuesday and Wednesday in the northeast Delta.

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Joe landed this nice one and then they broke off 3 other large fish.

I think the Stripers are now in the Delta. I would say the next month or so would be very good.

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[Langenbeck]

He really knows how to live life to the fullest. Still a top notch fisherman at 83 and going strong and traveling to exotic sites for big brookies, silvers and New Zealand rainbows. Keep up the good work Joe!!! :D

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Yes Gordon

Joe is pretty darn unbelievable.

[mikenewman]

That's one great looking specimen! (The fish looks pretty good too)

[Adam Grace]

Ya, Joe's a STUD !

[Katz]

Sweet fish!!!! :D

How important is having a fish finder to striper fishing in the Delta. Do most of you do more blind casting or use the fish finder. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Katz

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Actually there are better people to answer this but I have already asked them this same question.

They say they don't need a fish locator/bottom sounder anymore because they know most of the structure.

I think for most of us it is a good tool to see where the drop offs are.

I guess with good fish locators you can see structure, game fish and bait fish too.

I would have one.

I would have a GPS too with a big screen.

[Katz]

Thanks for the advice. That is what I expected. I would love to someday be one of those guys that knows all the structure.... :lol:

Katz