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    Default Second striper!

    Sorry guys, I promise this isn't going to turn into Striper 2,3,4 etc. but as I didn't get a photo of my first I thought I'd post my second. Very breezy on the Delta today: made controlling the drift challenging. After half an hour I was beginning to question whether I wasn't better off leaving it for another day when tap, tap, bang I was into this feller: 30" long and thick in the shoulder he pulled like a rotweiler on steroids. (Ah, so that's what a fighting butt is for! If they get any bigger I'll need a fighting chair )
    Gave it another half an hour before packing up.
    Fly: chartreuse/white clouser 1/0 0n a fast 9 wt sinker.
    Fish returned unharmed but methinks I need a boga grip!


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    Default Striper #2

    Great fish Mike. I'd take those all day long.
    TONY

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    All right Mike! NICE fish! Sounds like you had a lot of fun with him. "Fighting chair," very funny, ha. I don't speak for anyone else but, personally, I'm looking forward to pictures of fish nos. 3, 4, and so on. . . .
    -- Mike

    Chuck Norris has already been to Mars; that's why there are no signs of life.

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    BEAUTY !!!! =D>

    They pull a little , wouldn't you say :P ?

    Just you wait - pretty soon , you'll hook MOBY

    I prefer the little ones , myself ..... I cry less when they fall off .

    David

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    I agree. Keep um coming!!

    Katz
    "The only time we're guaranteed, is the time we've already had. So make the most of every day!"

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    Some control their boats with a Minn Kota auto pilot bow mounted electric motor.

    Some drag a chane.

    Some drag a sea anchor.

    Nice when it is not windy though.

    Great fish and wonderful photo, thanks.
    Bill Kiene (Boca Grande)

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    Contact me for any reason........
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