Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 6-4-2011
Stripers are hitting at New Hogan Lake despite the weather
6-4-2011
Bruce Hamby
Despite the unseasonable cold and rainy weather conditions, the Striper bite continues to be very good! The line sides are moving into shallower water as the spawning season progresses. Good depths to try are 15 to 30 feet in 40 to 60 feet water. Most are falling for rolling shad, anchovies or herring marinated in Pro Cure scent. Each day their appetite changes.
This weeks daily average catch increased from 5 to 8. However, we are seeing more smaller 3 to 5 lb. fish. Lake level remains steady with a surface temperature 68 degrees by afternoon.
Our photo today shows Brad Clark (Dad) of Lodi who treated his sons Michael and Christopher to a day of fishing. Neither had ever fished before. The duo brought 10 of the 17 fish to the net. Both are already planning their next fishing trip.
This weeks daily average catch increased from 5 to 8. However, we are seeing more smaller 3 to 5 lb. fish. Lake level remains steady with a surface temperature 68 degrees by afternoon.
Our photo today shows Brad Clark (Dad) of Lodi who treated his sons Michael and Christopher to a day of fishing. Neither had ever fished before. The duo brought 10 of the 17 fish to the net. Both are already planning their next fishing trip.
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