This outta save some bandwidth....gonna pobably use plenty anyway. This is already posted elsewhere and our fingers are not endless!
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You have seen this lady, Alice G., in the casting section. She tosses at some ACA tournaments. Her easy smile and quick wit make her presence a cherished addition to ANY event. The striper bash was no exception.

These are average representatives of the "dance partners" one is likely to encounter at O,niel forebay. [url=http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/leesoares/126_2693.jpg:aa448]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/leesoares/126_2693.jpg[/url:aa448]
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Here is Brians' shot of some "food" fish that were stranded overnight.

Our choice was to pester fish with floating lines and top-water bugs, which was quite successful during low light and no light periods. The remainder of the day could be spent pestering with type IV to LC density stuff and the regular assortment of baitfish immi's.
The water level in this "pond" seems to fluctuate about 1'-4' daily. Some days you can wade vast acreage and some periods require that you stick within 100' of shore, generally.
Guestion for the striper guys....do the stripers seem to lose some accuracy when blasting top-water stuff in the dark?
....lee s.