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Got Stripers · 08-06-2014, 01:21 PM

I personally have no issues with a one fish limit, unless you are feeding your family and your neighbors too; who needs two fish for diner? Even with vacuum sealing striped bass just don't save like a black sea bass or even a tog.

I've taken a couple home on occasion, but it's usually because I know I've got a crowd coming. I focus on black sea bass and tog now for eaters, even after a few months in the freezer, they are good if vacuum sealed. In the 4 outings I've had this year, I've only caught stripers on two of those. I always try for stripers early am for the fun, but seems I'm switching over to bottom fishing earlier and earlier with so few fish to bend a rod.

Golf and retirement are going to be a better fit, than striper fishing, at least my golf game is more consistent

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08-06-2014, 01:21 PM	#25
Got Stripers Ledge Runner Baits iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: I live in a house, but my soul is at sea. Posts: 8,620	I personally have no issues with a one fish limit, unless you are feeding your family and your neighbors too; who needs two fish for diner? Even with vacuum sealing striped bass just don't save like a black sea bass or even a tog. I've taken a couple home on occasion, but it's usually because I know I've got a crowd coming. I focus on black sea bass and tog now for eaters, even after a few months in the freezer, they are good if vacuum sealed. In the 4 outings I've had this year, I've only caught stripers on two of those. I always try for stripers early am for the fun, but seems I'm switching over to bottom fishing earlier and earlier with so few fish to bend a rod. Golf and retirement are going to be a better fit, than striper fishing, at least my golf game is more consistent.