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Guess who's back?
jed with a spring Big Mack

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YakBum

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Well it took a while but I finally got on some stripers out here.  The local river was blown out for the past week of the season but water levels finally dropped so I went out tonight.
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DoubleR

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Great job, Fil!  Nice to see you making the most of your new location.


Widgeonmangh

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Awesome!  That is a lot of fun!
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craig

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Awesome! I miss striper fishing.


Mark Collett

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   I used to catch stripers down in the Bay area during the 70's.  Couldn't eat much out of that water back then---too polluted (taste like mud). Sure were fun to catch though.
   Lake Mead --down in Nevada has some huge --like 35 lbs +--stripers that seem pretty aggressive also.
   Rented a houseboat there when my daughter got married and cruised around for a couple of days--alas no fishing that trip.

  Keep sending out reports Fil---glad to see ya getting on the water.
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Never fished for Stripers but them fish look a lot like the Godzilla of the guppy in my fish tank.   ;D

Looks like a lot of fun!  Congrats on the nice catch!
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