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	Name:	Mountain Man -
	Subject:	Striper Striper where you B
	Date:	6/14/2010 8:49:58 AM

Lots of folks have been hunting stripes for the last couple of months, but darn few are catching. Even when you can see them breaking on top, it has been all but impossible to get them to hit a cast lure. They seem to ignore most trolled spoons and swim baits. they thumb their noses at live shad on down lines. What's even more difficult to understand is the fact that they rarely, and I do mean rarely, show up on the graph.
Something very peculair is occuring. A friend boated a 29# stripe last week near the dam. It was all belly. When she was cleaned we wanted to learn what she had been feasting on. It wasn't bait she was full of. She was full of eggs. In mid-June? What the...???