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Old 07-18-2006, 10:46 PM   #1
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still pogies in the bay /but the water temp turned to piss /sooooooooo tha bass moved down the bay /taken up residence on the reefs /// If the pogies stay // we could possibly have a fall run of large in the bay // havn,t had that in 20 years

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Old 07-19-2006, 05:36 AM   #2
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The actual impact of a second fish at 28 inches is not as strong as people might think. IIRC something like 14% of anglers with one fish are likely to keep a second (they often don't even catch the second). So pulling the plug on the second take-home bass would be good, the overall impact is light. Looking at it from the other way that some management people toss it around, it might be somewhat benefitial that a mildly higher number of bass are being taken considering the lack of forage fish.

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