Breakthrough research on how stripers see their prey

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by Fish_Eye

The striper’s color-sensitive cone cells move toward the surface of the retina during daylight hours, and retreat to make room for the contrast-sensitive rod cells at night.

Mike, is this change over from cones to rods the reason they usually, in most conditions, turn off at dark and then start feeding again later, as their eyes need time to adjust to the dark?

[MikeTLive]

Originally Posted by justplugit

Mike, is this change over from cones to rods the reason they usually, in most conditions, turn off at dark and then start feeding again later, as their eyes need time to adjust to the dark?

Ive noticed a change in my rod when theres a pair of cones nearby...



<I am gonna get slapped for that one>

[Slipknot]

LMAO Mike

[Slipknot]

ya NIB, they use striper flash cards, what else would they use?

pretty strange how it's the opposite for weakfish and bass that is strange