Fished the incoming in the morning. Started trolling first and and caught a slot fish and lost another. Tried jigging for a while and nada even though a lot of jiggers were catching them over the tube. Back to trolling and caught a slot fish. Started casting into the pilings and got our limit of 10 in no time. They only wanted white bucktails, would not hit a storm. Most of the fish were pretty deep. Fish were 20"-27".

nice work!

Didn't you find it nice and warm with the breeze out of the north?

Little choppy going out in the morning - we ran to the high rise and drifted eels all day. Picked up one 45 inch striper that weight in at 35.5, sure felt heavier, but could have been a lot a fatter.

We used bobbers while drifting and if you did not and placed the eel on the bottom you were rewarded with all the Spiny Backs you could catch.

Fished after dark by tossing several types of artificials and picked up nothing. Rather unusual but it happens.

It was F'n freezing out there...

I will second that motion. Freezing all we needed was snow.

Agreed. I was out there Friday and saturday and it was cold as a witches......

I like the action photos you have there. Step by step. Nice.

Did the Striper fishing once off Rudee Inlet in the snow -- will not do that again. If it is below 40 degrees I am staying home.

My wife complained about the cold on friday and saturday so I didn't ask about going in the rain on sunday.... but I didn't think it was that bad. Much better than some of the december night trips with icicles forming on all the guides and a skating rink for a deck.... but as long as you put fish in the box.....