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Old 10-29-2006, 10:47 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by jim sylvester View Post
does anyone know what was in the stomach of Al McReynolds world record striped bass

54" with a 34" girth
78 1/2 lbs

the fish was landed a day after a noreaster by the way
Jim,
To get BACK TO YOUR QUESTION - If I remember correctly there were schools of mullet in the area the night he took the fish. I have the original article published by The Fisherman mag somewhere in my basement. That article said he was using a Rebel - probably a small windcheater.

Fishing after storms has a long history of being good... or bad.

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