I like to anchor a boat about 50 ft. up current from a "rip line" in the river, cast the Storm Shad at either side of the rip line, and let it "walk" across the entire width of the rip line while twitching it every once in a while.
The Stripers go absolutely nuts over these lures when fished like that in the Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers, and in the Shrewsbury and Rumson Reaches leading out to Sandy Hook Bay. When the fish are there, it doesn't take long to hook up, and catches of 30 - 90 fish in a few hours (yeah, that's right - per person !!!) - are not uncommon on the incoming &/or outgoing tides.
I'm sure that if you fished these lures in the Delaware River in the same manner that I mention above, and rig them like I state in my previous post, above, you'll have a blast with them.
A little trick I use sometimes when the Stripers are being a little shy/picky is to buy a small plastic bottle of Bunker Oil and give the Storm Shad a small squirt of it on it. Once the bite is on, experiment with and without the bunker oil to see which is more effective.