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    Smile Wateree Striper Report


    Had plans to rent a house at Wateree back before Thanksgiving. Plans were disrupted by the flood. Finally got another time set up after Thanksgiving.
    Arrived Sunday evening11-29-20. Day 1 Monday was rough. 15 to 20 mph winds and started with rain. Only managed 6 fish.
    Day 2 Wind was still bad with small craft advisory out. Marking fish everywhere. Were were determined to make the best of it. Managed 16. The only time we would get a fish on was if the wind would lay down for a few seconds. Says a lot about bait presentation. Day 3. A beautiful day, winds laid down, water temp was 59 degree, water was stained but very fishable. Fished down lines with shiners.
    Limited out with three limits and even throwed some small ones back. All by 10:30 . What a great day the Lord give us. Headed home Wednesday afternoon.
    Thursday, all I could think of was them stripers calling my name. Called a friend and went back Friday. Bite started off slow and not real aggressive. However about 9:30 we finally got on some feeding fish and caught 2 limits.
    Also we took the bloodlines that we cut out of the striper we cleaned and fished from the dock of the evening. Catfish love bloodlines.
    Had a time getting pictures to rotate correctly , hope they turn out aright.

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    Great pictures and report Glad you made it. Sounded rough but you managed to pull off a good trip.. Thank you!

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    That's some good fishing. From your picture, looks like all our stripers were smaller that that.

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    Good looking fish, nice striper on last pic.

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    Glad to see you finally got your trip in. Water flooded is a nightmare
    Thanks for the report

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    Thank you for sharing your trip with us! Where did you launch?

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    Colonel creek, water is low enough to get around gate at dock. Ramp is very steep. I had to put my whole rig on the ramp to load and launch. I would not want to dock or load by myself. I'm close to 65 now and my dexterity is not what it use to be.
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    But you don't have to back off ramp to get boat launched like other ones.

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    Nicely done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dallas52 View Post
    But you don't have to back off ramp to get boat launched like other ones.
    No I did not have to back trailer off ramp. The only problem was when I drove my boat up on the trailer it would slide right back down. Without help I would had to leave in gear with throttle to hook winch up which I don't care to do.
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