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Striper_Haven_03 · 10-23-2003, 05:00 PM

I noticed a few of you have said the fishing is over here in Mass. Well that just isnt the truth. Myself and a few buddies landed over 65 bass here in plymouth just last week. Our "peanut" freinds keep a huge school of stripers here for over 2 days. The biggest we took was 35 pounds with a bunch in the low to mid twenties. If any of you are familar with White Horse Beach in plymouth thats where we were. What a night. Although the temps are falling fast there are plenty of BIG Linesiders around here until mid-november, you just have to fish harder for them. Its not "shooting fish in a barrell" like Late Sept-early Oct. but they are here and it is even more rewarding to land a moby linesider when you havent had a hook set in over 200 casts. Just my thoughts...Good luck guys!

10-23-2003, 05:00 PM	#1
Striper_Haven_03 Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Plymouth Posts: 176	Still Catching Stripes in Plymouth.... I noticed a few of you have said the fishing is over here in Mass. Well that just isnt the truth. Myself and a few buddies landed over 65 bass here in plymouth just last week. Our "peanut" freinds keep a huge school of stripers here for over 2 days. The biggest we took was 35 pounds with a bunch in the low to mid twenties. If any of you are familar with White Horse Beach in plymouth thats where we were. What a night. Although the temps are falling fast there are plenty of BIG Linesiders around here until mid-november, you just have to fish harder for them. Its not "shooting fish in a barrell" like Late Sept-early Oct. but they are here and it is even more rewarding to land a moby linesider when you havent had a hook set in over 200 casts. Just my thoughts...Good luck guys!