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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2021
- At 6,000+ acres, New Hampshire’s Great Bay is the second largest inland estuary on the east coast. It sits 10 miles inland of the Atlantic Ocean and is fed by the Piscataqua River, which with an average of 4MPH current, is said to be the third fastest tidal river in North America. It is considered by many anglers, especially kayak anglers, to be one of New Hampshire’s best striped bass fishing locations.
Join Old Town Pro Staff member @TMOFishing as he details the tactics, lures, gear, and timing for targeting striped bass in northeastern tidal rivers and estuaries.
More information about Old Town Sportsman fishing kayaks: oldtowncanoe.johnsonoutdoors....
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damn that top water blow up looks sweet!
Dude. I’ve got tennis elbow on the same arm. I’m feeling your pain. It sucks but doesn’t keep me from fishing and messing it up more and more. Lol.
Great video, thanks!
Great video, super informative. Thanks Tim!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice striper
This is great, exactly where I fish in my old town kayak!
Great video, good info. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Do you have a link to the speed clips you're talking about thank you
Also, I think you have a 4 inch shad, not 6 inch, but I could be wrong
Great video, is there a live bait well on the kayek? Do you ever catch live bait in kayak?
Search kayak live well. Make one with the dog food crate! It works great. You can arrange you I let and drain thru the scuppers. I made one for my kayak and it’s amazing!
@@brandondulle cool thanks!
What kind of rod and reel you using?