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No matter where you live in the northeast, no matter how good the st*iped bas* fishing is in your backyard, sooner or later you’re going to get the urge to visit Montauk Read Complete Article. SALTW*TER ST*IPED BAS* FISHING DISCUSSION HOT TOPICS REPORT. 0 messages were posted in the last 24 hours More Saltw*ter St*iper Reports and Freshwater St*iped Bas* Fishing On the st*iper coast or East Coast of the United States the st*iped bas* species (morone saxatilis) ranges from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to eastern Texas. Only two East Coast reservoirs have self-sustaining populations: the Kerr Reservoir in Virginia and North Carolina, and the Santee Cooper Reservoir in South Carolina. All other landlocked impoundments are stocked. The Northerly migration starts as the days get longer and the water temperature starts to rise. When the water temperature hits 50 the st*ipers will start to actively feed. This is cowbellie season. The big cows will be carrying roe with 6 or 7 smaller studs in close pursuit heading to their river spawning areas. A chance at a nice big fat trophy Bas*. Bring your digital camera with you and practice catch and release so these females can finish the spawn. The water temperatures in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Raritan Bay are approaching above 50 degrees. The Chesapeake bay, The Delaware and the Hudson rivers are warming up and as the temperatures rise st*iped bas* and bait fish are on the move to begin their respective migrations. The annual east coast st*iper migration begins. And after spawning in the spring the st*iped bas* arrive in New England by early summer. The famous spring run brings them up through well known st*iper fishing areas like Chincoteague Virginia, the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays, Reheboth Beach, Indian River Inlet, the New Jersey shore, Cape May, Brigantine, Island Beach state park, Long Beach Island, Barneget Inlet and Bay, Surf City, Atlantic Highlands, Monmouth County NJ, Sandy Hook, The New York Bight, the New York Harbor, Staten Island, Raritan