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Thread: Target Temp?

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    Default Target Temp?

    At what water temperature do stripers start to get active and aggressively feed? I'm thinking it's in the 55~56 degree range, but can't site my source.

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    LITF - I'm no expert , but I've never seen a A.R. Stripe eat a fly w/ the water temp UNDER 55 . I do best when the water is over 60 here .
    The bait guys were doing well untill early last week , I haven't heard any "new" reports from the lower river this week . The Sacramento has backed up the lower American up to at least the "Log hole" . The water has been very clear and cold down there , when it drops , things should get going pretty quick . David

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    Default I like 60-degrees, but...

    I get them on top-water pretty much any time of the year, especially from Mid-feb thru June.
    When all else fails, put down the pole and swim with the dog.

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    Seemed like the guys were complaining this winter after the water got below 50 degrees in the Delta.

    Dec/Jan/Feb is cold.

    March through November has water above 50 degrees usually.
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