Fishing For Reservoir Stripers, A How-To Handbook

This is a little off species, but I believe some CDC members may find it helpful. Seeing as how now I'm officially a CDC sponsor, I'm going to give it a try...

Several South Carolina CDC members may already know that before I did much crappie fishing, I primarily fished for trophy stripers. My team and I fished in quite a few striper tournaments over the years, with the highlight of it all being winning the 2002 National Striped Bass Association (NSBA) National Championship held on Clarks Hill. The NSBA is now long defunct, but I continue to chase the stripers in between crappie trips, especially when the conditions are right.

Over the years I have been approached by friends and neighbors asking for instructions on how to learn reservoir striper fishing techniques. Many times I would take them out fishing, and try my best to show and describe some of the techniques I have learned. The book I have compiled, Fishing For Reservoir Stripers, does this much better.

I know many of the CDC members “double-dip” as I do, and occasionally go after the stripers, or white perch, or catfish. If you are interested in learning more of what it takes to land greater numbers of stripers, or what it takes to land your first 30+ lb trophy striper, feel free to check out my new website at www.reservoirstripers.com. I also have a Facebook page at Fishing For Reservoir Stripers.

Any questions can be directed by e-mail to [email protected].

Tight Lines!
Fisholishous

P.S. I also included a bonus chapter in the book on Long Lining For Crappie!

I wanted to welcome Fisholishous as a new member sponsor here on Crappie.com. I believe all that enjoys fishing for striper will enjoy his new book and may get some great info about longlining. Good luck with your book.

John
While at Duke you didn't happen to run by another Engineer from Clemson named John MicBride did you??
SeaRay

Searay,
His name sounds familiar, but I don't specifically recall his face. Did he work in the Charlotte Electric Center building? That is where I worked at one time. I'm still with Duke, just now working at Oconee Nuclear Station.

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Originally Posted by Fisholishous

Searay,
His name sounds familiar, but I don't specifically recall his face. Did he work in the Charlotte Electric Center building? That is where I worked at one time. I'm still with Duke, just now working at Oconee Nuclear Station.

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I sent you a PM
Ray

Yep, I will be ordering a handbook. I never know too much about stripers.

John,
I've finished your book for the first time will be reading it again just to review. Great book and well worth $20.
Good job
Larry

Larry,
Thanks for the feedback! It means a lot to me, especially coming from someone so involved in the local fishing scene. When you put something like this out, you are never quite sure how it will be received.

If you would like to look the book over, it is available locally in the Lake Hartwell area at the following locations:

Lake Hartwell Fishing & Marine
Waldrops Restaurant & Motel
Seneca Family Restaurant
The Booksmith in Seneca
Lucky Strike in Westminster
Moons Drugstore & Gifts in Westminster
Lake Hartwell State Park Gift Shop

with additional locations being added as my work schedule permits....

Tight Lines!
Fisholishous