A NIGHT WITH TWINS

[jim sylvester]

good night last night

bang bang...these two were back to back

good to see the back side of the storm producing some quality fish

[piemma]

Congrats Jimmy.
The fish on the left is a traveler from the Cape I bet. See how light she is? I think some fish are moving as I had some light fish over the weekend. Also had a 24" Weakfish on a redgill. Shocked me!!

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by piemma

Congrats Jimmy.
The fish on the left is a traveler from the Cape I bet. See how light she is? I think some fish are moving as I had some light fish over the weekend. Also had a 24" Weakfish on a redgill. Shocked me!!

Do s-b pale when they expire? I've had a few that go into the fish cooler normal color and come out that color...?

[tynan19]

Nice Fish Jim! Must have been a great 20 minutes.

Originally Posted by MrHunters

Do s-b pale when they expire? I've had a few that go into the fish cooler normal color and come out that color...?

Mr Hunters yes the color on all fish fade as they sit. Look at any fish pic of colorful fish taken as they come out of the water, they are vibrant. The same fish will look dull hours later after the blood drains from their skin. I think that is why Jim's fish look light in the pic.

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by tynan19

Nice Fish Jim! Must have been a great 20 minutes.





Mr Hunters yes the color on all fish fade as they sit. Look at any fish pic of colorful fish taken as they come out of the water, they are vibrant. The same fish will look dull hours later after the blood drains from their skin. I think that is why Jim's fish look light in the pic.

nice fish again!

[In The Surf]

Nice pair

[jim sylvester]

Originally Posted by tynan19

Nice Fish Jim! Must have been a great 20 minutes.





Mr Hunters yes the color on all fish fade as they sit. Look at any fish pic of colorful fish taken as they come out of the water, they are vibrant. The same fish will look dull hours later after the blood drains from their skin. I think that is why Jim's fish look light in the pic.

tynan,
I think what piemma was referring to with the light colored striper is that it is a cape striper......bass from the cape seem to have lighter coloring due to the fact of what is under the fish as they swim...ie sand, beaches .....as opposed to a newport, or a gansett fish which are clearly darker because of the rocks that are below them. If you look at the two fish, the one on the left is a lot lighter than the one on the right....

picture was taken after the second one was landed....approximately 15 minutes after the first one wasd caught...

If I have this wrong Paul, chime in when you read this

[shadow]

good going jimmy, we got nothing last night.what was there weight?And yes fish that hang in the sand are lighter then the ones in the rocks.

[MrHunters]

awsome!

curl those puppies a few times and you'll get a good work out!

[JFigliuolo]

Nice fish Jimmy.

[chris L]

nevermind thought they were woman

nice fish !

[spence]

I hope to be you this week

-spence

[piemma]

Originally Posted by spence

I hope to be you this week

-spence

Jeff:
Just so you know, that will require that you fish....

[reelecstasy]

I love big girls!

[tynan19]

Jim, I agree with what Paul was implying about the lighter fish. They are both nice fish and I am not saying there not it just looks like the first one lost some blood. I was trying to explain that to Mr. Hunters in regards to his cooler coment.
Here is a pic of a striper an hr after being caught.

[jim sylvester]

Originally Posted by tynan19

Jim, I agree with what Paul was implying about the lighter fish. They are both nice fish and I am not saying there not it just looks like the first one lost some blood. I was trying to explain that to Mr. Hunters in regards to his cooler coment.
Here is a pic of a striper an hr after being caught.

gotcha tynan...
nice fish...fatty