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Joined: Nov 2009
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Anybody got any tips on how to locate stripers on lewis smith lake i have fished the lake alot over the years as i live in cullman always chasing spots and l/m but a few years ago i caught a couple stripe and i am hooked. Growing up fishing for bass, crappie and cats i really don't have any idea how to locate the stripe. Any help is appreciated.
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Start by looking for ledges. Fish just off the ledge on the deep water side anywhere from 20 to 30 feet with shad, black salties or goldfish. Topwater works great til about mid-June. Fish topwater from daylight until sun up or on cloudy days. For some reason I never have any luck with top water when the sun is shining.
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Have you ever had any luck around "goat island"?
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A little. I usually have the best luck Between Major Millers and big bridge and around the "T" south of goat island..
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Joined: Jul 2009
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their starting to school around baileys bridge area and back up crooked creek area been hammering them on zara spook right at day light and right before dark on the flats good luck
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Brian, what sizes are you boating? Any particular colors seem to produce any better than others?
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well for us we been using pearl white storm shad buy at walmart.throwing to deep water lights and letting it free fall straight to the boat.I've also been catching some on chrome zara spooks early morning and late afternoon.the biggest hybrid so far my buddy caught 28 pounds but several 12-20 and stripe 3-7 guesing on the regular strpe weights. But still seems to be 1 to 2 weeks from really getting good on crooked.hope it helps thats what been working for us 
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