It was a little brisk and windy but I felt a compulsion to visit Bay Point Marina, just to look around and kibitz. The docks aren't in and the store was closed. There was a netter and a guy with him, about to launch a boat. We both recalled seeing each other but did not know one another. After an exchange of greetings, the conversation went something like this:
me: So when do you think the stripers will be in the bay?
him: They never left!
me: I'm talking about the big migratory stripers.
him: That's what I'm talking about. I've been finding 30, 40 pounders in my nets.
me: Down in North Carolina...
him: I don't know about North Carolina.
me: Do you fish?
him: Haven't touched a rod in over 10 years.
me: How about perch. Are they around?
him: In the creeks along the bay, they are getting perch.
him: I gotta get going he said as pushed his boat off its trailer.
me: Thank you for the information.
I called a local bait shop and they also said the perch are bitting and they had bait.
The question is: How soon can you get your boat in the water?:huh:
me: So when do you think the stripers will be in the bay?
him: They never left!
me: I'm talking about the big migratory stripers.
him: That's what I'm talking about. I've been finding 30, 40 pounders in my nets.
me: Down in North Carolina...
him: I don't know about North Carolina.
me: Do you fish?
him: Haven't touched a rod in over 10 years.
me: How about perch. Are they around?
him: In the creeks along the bay, they are getting perch.
him: I gotta get going he said as pushed his boat off its trailer.
me: Thank you for the information.
I called a local bait shop and they also said the perch are bitting and they had bait.
The question is: How soon can you get your boat in the water?:huh: