Gage caught another striper last night. He and I disagree on the level of "epic"-ness of the bite, probably because I didn't catch one. Let's just say that catching seems to be a possibility. Surfperch are still the better bet and are eating the same things as the stripers, Berkley camo sandworms.

    The dark, ruffly patch on the beach in this picture is caused by thousands of sand crabs sticking their heads out of the sand to filter feed. When you stick your hand into the sand the sand wriggles, there's so many sand crabs. Some of them are soft-shelled. These are the only things I caught on my striper lures last night, but I caught a lot of them.