Question about Striper Cup weigh in??
 

I know to have a fish weighed in officially by IGFA standards, one must have a witness to the fish being caught. Do the same rules apply to this tourny?? I ask this because I'd say I do about 50-60% of my fishing solo. If I happen to catch a hog on one of these solo trips, do I even bother wieghing it in??

It doesn't need to be witnessed to be weighed in....just bring it to a weigh station and you should be all set

http://ww.onthewater.com/stripercuprules.html

Here's the link for the rules..
Not really sure what ur question is..
They do have to be weighed at a tackle shop that is listed as a tourney weigh station for the team points an individual honors/prizes.I they require a length as well as weight.An there is a form to fill out an sign.Nothing like the inquisition that u go thru to list a IGFA candidate.There are many weigh shops in each state an this yr will bring more on board, they are also listed on the site..They have a new catch an release format that is for the pins only.Which is good for some. Not sure I give much merit to a fish that does not hit the scale though..

NIB, when I fish the Cape, I usually go down with my wife, and most of the night fishing I do is by myself. I know to get recognition from the state you must have someone witness you catch the fish. I just wondered if the same rules apply for the tourny. I think TDF answered my question, but thanks for the additional info. How you guys doing in Jersey??
Mikey

It's starting to heat up pretty good.Some 20 lb class fish getting taken.I have not done any fishing yet...
NIB is a late starter..

Rules
 

Thanks for the rules link Nib.

I saw the fish Mikey

OTW states..... • Angler’s are allowed to enter and weigh only one (1) fish per week

My question is, what days of the week does it start and end, last year I got jipped at the local tackle shop.

I believe it is monday to sunday