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Allen Sr wrote:See Ron they know how to catch big ones! Why can't you? :wink:
They were caught on my boat...I took the pic. We caught 7 that day
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Ron, are those good to eat?
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Nice size that day, definately bigger than the last ones you posted! I'm just jealous, thats all! :twisted: Cause mine is on land!
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They are Excellent to eat!! The small ones are even better. I usually grill them.

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wow the big ones must have hauled butt right past the big fishmen down this way....haven't heard of any getting hooked..... :lol: :lol: :lol: .... :wink:
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I havn't caught any big ones this fall yet, but people are starting to catch them here and there. They'll be here soon enough

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Ron, the big ones have been around for a couple weeks now. Don't wait too long!

Here are a couple of pictures of my buddy's kid with two nice rock from the Potomac River, one week apart. The second one from last Saturday. Gotta love kids hooked on fishing!

This fish went 43" and 35lbs.
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This fish went 45" and 42 lbs.
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For all us fresh water fishermen, what are those fish called?
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Take your pick, Striped Bass, Rockfish, Line Siders, Convict Bass...more importantly, tasty :)

But technically, Morone Saxatilis

They have them in fresh water as well, more commonly known as Hybrid Stripers.
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Water is still to warm down here for the big fish
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Stripermann2 wrote:Ron, the big ones have been around for a couple weeks now. Don't wait too long!

Here are a couple of pictures of my buddy's kid with two nice rock from the Potomac River, one week apart. The second one from last Saturday. Gotta love kids hooked on fishing!

This fish went 43" and 35lbs.

This fish went 45" and 42 lbs.
Very nice - good looking kids and fish!
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catchin' good size ones on the Elizabeth river...having some tonight for supper.... and no I didn't go....given to me .....it's gooooood !!!!
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Do they Glow in the dark ?
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Good looking fish Jamie!!
They have freshwater Rock up at Raystown Lake.

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