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Back in the late 60's I was a mate on a cod charter boat out of Pine Point. In july an august we went 20 to 30 miles off shore to find colder water for the cod. From time to time we would run into stripers as deep as 200 ft on the humps an ledges.they were feeding on whiting as we would open one from time to time to see what was inside.as a kid i had no clue as to what it meant. so one day helping Bob at a show I asked him about it. his reply was basic. the fish don't always eat the same food and will follow what they're eating.He also said that netters would come in with a boat load of stripers from time to time back in the 50's netted way offshore. So between that an what we ran into cod fishing there have probably always been stripers out there. i even remeber some of the tuna guys talkin about it way back as a kid down at Galalee during the tuna tournaments.
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