ok soo yesterday i was fishing at scusset pier and i saw theese people catching sea robin i think or something thta looks like it they were like 2-5 inches... could you use those as bait?

I see nothing on DMF site listing the sea robin, so I think you'd be safe to use it.

it was probably cunner, but i havnt had any luck using them yet

yup thats what it looked like

This picture is of one of my students kissing a half-digested sea robin we found while dissecting a 36" striped bass that I had to kill after I foul hooked it so deeply it took ten minutes to get the hook out. Proof that stripers eat sea robins.

P.S. Look at the face on the boy in the picture. He'll never ask her out.

WTF?

-spence

P.S. Look at the face on the boy in the picture. He'll never ask her out.

:laugha: :laugha: :laugha:

P.S. Look at the face on the boy in the picture. He'll never ask her out.


I would!!:drool:

That is, perhaps, the best I have ever seen. :bl:

This picture is of one of my students kissing a half-digested sea robin we found while dissecting a 36" striped bass that I had to kill after I foul hooked it so deeply it took ten minutes to get the hook out. Proof that stripers eat sea robins.


no comment.:err: :laugha:

she commited to that, holy crap...!

funny chit!

taste like chicken.

Stripers do eat sea robin as baldwin showed us. Get a black over orange darter to mimick them.

Nice girl! WTF!

Stripers just about eat anything roaming the bottom. I've cleaned out just about every type of living or dead thing that would fit in it's yap. Best was a whole, claws and all lobster that was almost big enough to be legal size.