03-17-2009, 01:29 AM
Welcome,
Where in Indiana are you from? I have family there. When you pull out of the marina there are two spots I know of that always produce fish. If you get a map or google the spots you might find them. First is Stewarts point. After pulling out go straight past the tires and past the islands on your left. Then turn left or north travel up about 5 miles and look to your left. there is always people fishing from shore there.
Next is the second location it is called the meat hole. When you leave the marina follow it to your right. Then you will go thru a kinda s turn. when you come out to a large open basin of water turn left follow it down to the last point anchor in 60 to 90 feet of water.
Tackle: I would use 10 or 12 pound test. I rig my poles carolina style. Drop your line to the bottom and reel up about 10 turns to start. After a few minutes crank up and keep count. when you catch a fish drop back and wind up your total turns counted and you should be in business.
Bait: anchovies, squid or sardines is the bait of choice. Cut off the head and tail and throw overboard. Put the piece of meat on your hook. I use 3/0 hooks.
Chum: up there there are a lot of fish. Some of my friends do not need to chum and they catch a lot of fish. But you can chop up a bag or two into small pieces and throw them over the boat. You can use corn but i have noticed that it draws a lot of cat fish in. I have caught some 10 pound cats up there. The stripers can get big also.
For more info check out the Nevada Striper Club web site.
[url "http://www.nevadastriperclub.org/"][/url][/url]www.nevadastriperclub.org[/url]
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Where in Indiana are you from? I have family there. When you pull out of the marina there are two spots I know of that always produce fish. If you get a map or google the spots you might find them. First is Stewarts point. After pulling out go straight past the tires and past the islands on your left. Then turn left or north travel up about 5 miles and look to your left. there is always people fishing from shore there.
Next is the second location it is called the meat hole. When you leave the marina follow it to your right. Then you will go thru a kinda s turn. when you come out to a large open basin of water turn left follow it down to the last point anchor in 60 to 90 feet of water.
Tackle: I would use 10 or 12 pound test. I rig my poles carolina style. Drop your line to the bottom and reel up about 10 turns to start. After a few minutes crank up and keep count. when you catch a fish drop back and wind up your total turns counted and you should be in business.
Bait: anchovies, squid or sardines is the bait of choice. Cut off the head and tail and throw overboard. Put the piece of meat on your hook. I use 3/0 hooks.
Chum: up there there are a lot of fish. Some of my friends do not need to chum and they catch a lot of fish. But you can chop up a bag or two into small pieces and throw them over the boat. You can use corn but i have noticed that it draws a lot of cat fish in. I have caught some 10 pound cats up there. The stripers can get big also.
For more info check out the Nevada Striper Club web site.
[url "http://www.nevadastriperclub.org/"][/url][/url]www.nevadastriperclub.org[/url]
Stripercraze
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