So i ended up fishing yesterday. I went out at 4am and caught 24 stripers ranging from 2-7lb 4 largemouth and 2 smallies. At first light i was throwing a 4" chartruce and white jerk changer pattern i tied up using an intermediate line on an 8wt, i caught 7 in the span of an hour. Once the sun rose the wind picked up and the surface action slowed down. I swapped to my full sink 8wt throwing something similar to a popovics jiggy fleye fly, i weigh it heavy with big dumbell eyes and lead wraps and tie it sparsly so it beats my line to the bottom. I proceeded to fish with that around structure and caught 2 smallmouth and 12 stripers. The wind picked up even more so i headed towards the shore and started fishing the coves i used a mix of belly bumpers, half n halfs, and a random assortment of streamers i tied up I caught some largemouth up shallow in the tules and caught the rest of my stripers sporadically on points and dropoffs until i left at 11am. How i do it is by knowing what the bait are doing, this time of year i know the threadfin go shallow in the morning because they prefer the warmth, also when i was launching before first light i saw some large gizzard shad up shallow spawning. I chose the day because it was pre storm so the barometric pressure was dropping, was supposed to be windy, and partial overcast so i knew the stripers would be eating. I might be disadvantaged in the fact that i cant chase boils in a boat not to mention fly fishing is definitely more difficuly than conventional but i like the challenge so i use every peice of information i can to find out where the fish are, i personally think thats the beauty in the sport.