07-30-2009, 07:26 AM
Hey Lee, thanks for posting your query here.
and welcome to BFT.
First off, the Carolinas has been formost noted for its stripped bass for more than 30 years, most every outdoor fishing related magazine has put out an article on striped bass in the Carolinas
now if I were a betting man, I would say if I wanted Stripped Bass in the south eastern part of the nation the Carolinas is where I would be headed....
Striped bass at Lake Norman have been known to concentrated in large schools at the mouths of major creeks readily hit on live bait. Stripers have been known to suspended themselves around 10-15 feet deep in 50 feet of water.
You may want to give these locations a go once or twice Stumpy Creek, Skipper's Cove and Hick's Creek, near Lake Norman State Park.
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and welcome to BFT.
First off, the Carolinas has been formost noted for its stripped bass for more than 30 years, most every outdoor fishing related magazine has put out an article on striped bass in the Carolinas
now if I were a betting man, I would say if I wanted Stripped Bass in the south eastern part of the nation the Carolinas is where I would be headed....
Striped bass at Lake Norman have been known to concentrated in large schools at the mouths of major creeks readily hit on live bait. Stripers have been known to suspended themselves around 10-15 feet deep in 50 feet of water.
You may want to give these locations a go once or twice Stumpy Creek, Skipper's Cove and Hick's Creek, near Lake Norman State Park.
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