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I recently went striper fishing and caught two. if youve ever caught one please reply and tell me how big it was
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I've caught countless stripers in my life but never a really big one. Caught a few 25 pounders but most were in the 10-15 pound range. great eating.
thank you i really love stripers they r good eating
33" 22 pounds.
I've have caught lots in the 20lb to 40lb range, but all in salt water.
Buddy of mine caught one last winter off the Va. Beach coast that was approx. 35#. I understand the current state record is somewhere around 75#. The bulk of our catch was in the 15-25# range. Great on the grill, throw in some venison loins and it's the best surf and turf around.
use to fish for them almost everyday. average was 24-36 inches. the biggest was 55 pounds. took 45 minutes on a fly rod.
I've caught all of mine in saltwater, ranging from 14-37 inches.
dont know the weight but its was 32 inches long caught him 2 days after striper season went out.
If you check out my profile pics, got a pic of me holding two bug ones. One is 36in and the other is 42in if my memory serves me correct.
I caught a 40 in. 31 lb. striper off Boston, MA with my friend trolling red tubes tiped with seaworms.
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I've caught countless stripers in my life but never a really big one. Caught a few 25 pounders but most were in the 10-15 pound range. great eating.
I caught a 40 in. 31 lb. striper off Boston, MA with my friend trolling red tubes tiped with seaworms.
thank you i really love stripers they r good eating
33" 22 pounds.
I've have caught lots in the 20lb to 40lb range, but all in salt water.
Buddy of mine caught one last winter off the Va. Beach coast that was approx. 35#. I understand the current state record is somewhere around 75#. The bulk of our catch was in the 15-25# range. Great on the grill, throw in some venison loins and it's the best surf and turf around.
use to fish for them almost everyday. average was 24-36 inches. the biggest was 55 pounds. took 45 minutes on a fly rod.
I've caught all of mine in saltwater, ranging from 14-37 inches.
dont know the weight but its was 32 inches long caught him 2 days after striper season went out.
If you check out my profile pics, got a pic of me holding two bug ones. One is 36in and the other is 42in if my memory serves me correct.
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