[fishnfool1991]

well fellas its about that time to start getting the gear ready so we can man handle some more of these beautiful monsters.

[Oxford]

That's a huge striper...bigger'n my 9" crappie.

[magicjeep]

I just bought some new rigs for the fall striper season. Cant wait to get out there and catch one.

[fishnfool1991]

0h yes!

[magicjeep]

Hey fish, I forgot to ask you before, what were you using when you caught that monster.

[fishnfool1991]

we had about six of them out floating them back to the chesapeak bay bridge and what they were is huge floats kinda like a bobber except they were so big they wouldnt go under. The float would just clip on to any part of your line so you can vary your depth's and you also had a weight with an eel at the end. In other words if you know how a downrigger works this it was we were doing kinda except with out the downrigger it self.
Garrett

[Archetype_wyo]

Quote:       Originally Posted by fishnfool1991

we had about six of them out floating them back to the chesapeak bay bridge and what they were is huge floats kinda like a bobber except they were so big they wouldnt go under. The float would just clip on to any part of your line so you can vary your depth's and you also had a weight with an eel at the end. In other words if you know how a downrigger works this it was we were doing kinda except with out the downrigger it self. Garrett

Kinda what you use for ice-fishing. Use the bobber to mark the depth and not necessarily for a strike indicator.