Palmyra, Pennsylvania

Shoreline casting mission last night. 7lb Striper and 4lb Walleye.

Had off yesterday, so dealt with the 14mph winds. Found one spot that wasn't horrible, landed this 13lb Striper. Also Tuesday night casted the Shoreline at the launch hooked into 4 landed 2 wipers. Second wiper was pushing 10lbs but choked the rapala down. Just got it back in as quick as possible.

Night casting mission, my buddy and I landed 2 both in the 5-6lb range. Winds wipping good today and tomorrow. At least the weather will nice during the week while I am working 😥🤢🤕

No work today, and of course, it's in the low 30's with 20 plus mph winds. Called an audible and went last night. No wind and chilly, but they were turned on. All but one casting a kietech. The pures are small but the wipers were decent.

Got out Saturday on my boat, marked fish pretty much every spot I hit. The cold front shut the bite down. Only 1 fish out of 30 marks made a move on my bait. Yesterday they got little more active. Finally, late afternoon my 1 rod got hit twice in 5 minutes. 14lb Striper and I let my buddy who got out for his 1st trip get the 2nd. 7 1/2lb Wiper

Early day at work, so chanced getting out on a windy day. Winds layed down around 630, ran the Shoreline that has been holding fish. They may be small, but they are skunk beaters.

Well 2 trips on my boat so far and my two buddies hooked into fish with one landed. We opened my buddies pontoon yesterday morning and got a few drifts in during the afternoon. 20 minutes into 1st drift my rod folded over. 14 1/2lber.

Finally caught my February Striper. I run dead sticks instead of tipups been leaving the helix in the hole that the pole is on the on the sled. It's amazing how many fish don't take the bait. The bar has been high a lot this winter. Failed yesterday, the one hit I got I missed.