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Wind settled down enough for Frank Sr and boys. Last of the outgoing and it was one bass after another two rods working mojo’s. Five double headers both rods were hooked up at the same time. One keeper out of 15 bass the rest were all in the 30lb range. Sorry no photos on this one. Some sleepy fishermen now
CaptainOriginal Crew2,748 postsSince 2019
That's great! The bass fishing happening there now is nothing short of epic. Day or night, incoming and outgoing, bait or lures, the bite is on. And these are the healthiest, fiestyist striped bass I've ever seen.
It probably won't last much longer as the fish migrate north, but if the bait sicks around this is going to be one hell of a bass year!
It probably won't last much longer as the fish migrate north, but if the bait sicks around this is going to be one hell of a bass year!
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
Wind settled down enough for Frank Sr and boys. Last of the outgoing and it was one bass after another two rods worki
Wind settled down enough for Frank Sr and boys. Last of the outgoing and it was one bass after another two rods working mojo’s. Five double headers both rods were hooked up at the same time. One keeper out of 15 bass the rest were all in the 30lb range. Sorry no photos on this one. Some sleepy fishermen now
ng mojo’s. Five double headers both rods were hooked up at the same time. One keeper out of 15 bass the rest were all in the 30lb range. Sorry no photos on this one. Some sleepy fishermen
CaptainOriginal Crew2,748 postsSince 2019
There was one video from yesterdayIn the water release, that's the way to preserve the species! Beautiful fish.
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Well done, Vinnie.
BTW, can I get Frank Sr. to adopt me??😀 He is too cool.
CaptainOriginal Crew1,847 postsSince 2018
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