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Striped Bass Hot Spots

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Along the East coast, there are no shortage of striped bass hot spots. There are no secrete spots. From you mobile phone, you can view satellite images of any section of the Eastern coast line. I know more spots than I can possibly fish on a regular basis.
I fish spots based the spring and fall migrations of striped bass. All the spots I fish are based on my striped bass library. Some of the books in my library are out-of-print. If you want to expand your knowledge of striped bass hot spots, then I would encourage you to buy some of these books while they are still in print.

Fish360 Striped Bass Hot Spots

  1. Fishing Nantucket by Capt. Matt Reinemo
  2. Surfcasting Block Island and Cuttyhunk by D.J. Muller
  3. Surfcasting Around The Block by Dennis Zambrotta
  4. Striper Chronicles: East Coast Surf Fishing Legends & Adventures by Leo N. Orsi
  5. Fishing the Cape Cod Canal by D.J. Muller
  6. Seven Miles After Sundown: Surfcasting for Striped Bass Along the World Famous Cape Cod Canal by East End Eddie Doherty
  7. Fishable Wrecks and Rockpiles by Tim Coleman
  8. Flyfisher’s Guide to New England Coast: Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine by Tom Keer
  9. Fishing New England: A Rhode Island Shore Guide by Gene Bourque
  10. Fishing New England : A Cape Cod Shore Guide by Gene Bourque
  11. New England Stripers: A Fishing Anthology by Bill Brett
  12. Striper Hot Spots: New England by Frank Daignault
  13. Fishing the Connecticut and Rhode Island Coasts by Bob Sampson
  14. Fishing the Long Island Coast by Tom Melton
  15. Fishing the New Jersey Coast by Jim Freda
  16. Fishing the Delaware and Maryland Coasts by Andy Snyder
  17. Striper Hot Spots: Mid-Atlantic by Frank Daignault
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DIY Leader Wallet

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As an all species, all methods angler, I have a lot of leaders.  I have used several different leader wallets.  They work well in my garage.  But!  When I fishing, they get dirty quick.  Cleaning them takes more time than making new leaders.  I hence now use a simple storage solution that works well off, on, and in the water.

Fish360 ZipLock DIY Leader Wallet

I tie all my leaders when I am on terra firma between my trips.  I store each leader in a ZipLock Snack bag.  For Saltwater fishing, for example, I use 40 lb, 60 lb, and 80 lb monofilmaent line for my leaders.  I make them in pink, green, and clear, respectively.  This allows me to quickly know the strength of the line.

Fish360 ZipLock DIY Leader Wallet

I group my leaders by species, strength, and type in a ZipLock Freezer Quart bag.  A ZipLock Freezer Quart bag with ZipLock Snack
bags containing leaders is my Leader Wallet. 🙂

This simple storage solution has a small footprint and provides optimal organization.  But!  Most importantly, this simple storage solution $aves me money and time.  Time is fish!

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