thunder snow
It’s been a snowy week here on Kent Island. We’re still digging out as one cold front after another sweeps across the mid-Atlantic. With more snow in the forecast, it looks we’ll be hard-pressed to get in many catch & release striper trips in the near future. Fortunately, I was able to get out for a few hours this snowy weekend. I had planned to launch my center console Thunder Road, but my neighbor Mark called to say he was up for a trip if we wanted to go in his Parker. That was a no-brainer since he has a heated cabin. My buddy Jamie joined us. As thunder rumbled across the Chesapeake Bay, we broke through the ice at Queen Anne Marina and set off into the fog, rain, and snow. I’ll let the video tell the story with the caveat that jigging is very much a hit or miss enterprise this time of year. Just because fish are there one day doesn’t mean they will be the next. The best bet is to fish locations where the fish can find warmer water. Here’s the video report: