[gw204]

Otto,

I might be hitting the boat show but as of right now, the day is undecided. Would love to hook up for some fishing but my next two weekends are tied up getting the boat ready for Don of Pipe Dreams to build me a T-Top. But I can offer some of that "local knowledge" you so desire. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

Splash the Whaler at Sandy Pt. state park off of Rt. 50 just prior to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Jig some bucktails tipped w/ pork rind or bass assassins on a jig head at the bridge pillings (eastern and western shores) as well as the two monster concrete pillars and the two rock piles at the center of the bridge. The spider pilings (8 separate (or 4) pilings at one location) seem to hold the most fish but there's pretty much stripers on everything. Those pilings are on the northern most brige. If you work the pilings on the old bridge (south side) keep you casts out about 8 feet as a few feet down there is a ledge that sticks out and loves to snag lures. You can see it on your depthfinder. Work the entire water column and you should have no problems hooking up.

Good luck and have fun.

Brian

[ October 13, 2003, 09:14 AM: Message edited by: Brian Miller ]