Finding cooler water can lead to some hot August striper fishing on these North Carolina lakes.
Across the country, striped bass are known for their propensity for cold water, their ability to survive — even flourish — in water that would put most fish into shock. Most fishermen who target stripers in reservoirs consider winter to be the best time to fish, when packs of hungry stripers roam the shallows gorging on shad.
Guide and striper expert Mike Lundy knew all that when he launched his boat into lake Norman, with the temperature at sunrise a balmy 81 degrees.Click here to read more on Cool Runnings
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