The Best TOPWATER Bite In YEARS! Chesapeake Bay Striped Bass Fishing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- My home waters of the Chesapeake Bay offer some of the best fishing on the East Coast. One of my favorite fish to target are striped bass and this time of year they are cruising the shallows searching for baitfish. The early mornings offer a great opportunity for topwater fishing and on this trip we found an incredible bite. Heddon Spooks were the ticket for aggressive eats on the surface. Poplar island is a heavily fished area, but if you hit it at the right time, you can have a day like this! Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel!
Finally got out this evening for the first time this year. Same thing, best top water ive seen a long time but mine were a little smaller 16"-22". Was almost every cast. Chester River area. Eastern Shore.
Great video! 💪
Thats awesome! There has been a great topwater bite in the evenings in a few locations. Very fun!
Awesome video Dillon! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing, you had a great morning on the water. Tight lines!
Thank you for watching!
Another great video keep them coming.
Thanks for watching!
Sick video man! Looks fun! I love watching your videos, I make fishing videos as well and yours are really well done!! Keep up the good work! 💪👌
Thank you! I am a subscriber of your channel, keep up the good work!
Love the videos man, what spot is this ? I’ve been looking for good top water spots haven’t had much luck.
This is the south side of Poplar Island. The whole island has been holding a good amount of rockfish this year!
This is my new favorite channel
This comment means a lot! Thank you!
I asked this question on an earlier video but you may not have seen it , is there a fishable population of blue cat in cox creek on kent island ?
The blue catfish bite around there is better in the spring (March through May). Im sure you could catch some now, but they may be harder to find.
Thanks for the response love your videos @watersedgetv
How long have you fished for stripers ?