Delaware River Guide Report 6/25/12
- Weather: Partly Sunny 65 degrees AM, 80 degrees PM, South wind 5-10mph
- Water: Clear to slightly stained, (no temp reading taken)
- Depth Fish Were Caught: 3-5 feet
- Most Productive Lure: Shakey Head 3/16oz, grape finesse worm
- Pattern: There are still a bunch of fish hanging around the spawning coves, but most of the bass have started to feed after the spawn.
- Results: Largest bass 3#, 13 bass caught
6/27/12
- Weather: Sunny 70 degrees AM, 90 degrees PM, SW wind 20-25mph
- Water: Clear to Stained (no temp taken)
- Depth Fish Were Caught: 3-5 feet
- Most Productive Lure: Bagley KBII, chartreuse black back
- Pattern: Fishing in the current on the main river and mouths of creeks. The bass are really starting to begin to show some post spawn behavior and this will continue as we move into July.
- Results: Largest bass caught 2.5#, 9 bass caught
Other very productive techniques include the spinnerbait patterns. I like the Death Shimmer spinnerbaits on this river. The additional vibration this spinnerbait offers really makes a difference in the heavy current. As the heat presses on this will continue to push the bass into predictable post spawn locations and the July will bring some great main river tidal bass action.
For more details about booking a fishing trip with Pete:
visit www.earthlinghoops.com
or contact pete at pete_gluszek@msn.com
or at (609)805-2280
Daily Rate: $400/day up to two people. 8hr fishing day.
$300/day up to two people. 4hr fishing day.
Pete’s Available dates:
July: 2, 22-31
This video was shot on 6/28 with Jennaphr Frederick from Fox Philly. Jennaphr was a great sport and we spent some time on the Delaware River teaching the basics of bass fishing.
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