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Date Posted: 13:49:29 04/14/04 Wed
Author: Dick
Subject: Topwater
In reply to: Rat Trap 's message, "Not what i meant" on 19:57:51 04/13/04 Tue

What you asked about is exactly what I was talking about. In the spring time (right now). If you get out on the lake and throw those redfins, you will and can catch stripers in Wilson. Evenings is still my choice as you have a longer time in late evening and twightlight. You have to stay off the points and make long casts, just like your dad does in Ark. I have fished topwaters in Ark. Do it the exact same way and you can have the same results.

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