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02-01-2019, 01:12 PM #1Member
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Striped bass?
The first time I fished the pier(4 yrs ago) I remember seeing some striped bass at the cleaning station but haven't seen one since. Are they there or was that nights rum still working on me ???
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I’ve never seen one caught on the pier. Up in Fish and Magnolia Rivers but not the pier.
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Seen a few caught out of the pass over the years.
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I've never seen one caught in the Gulf, but I'm not saying that it doesn't happen.
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tried to post a range map of striped bass, but was unsuccessful.
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I bet they were small black drun that he saw.
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Decades ago, I caught one at the weir.
But I've never seen one at the pier.
I guess they could've been caught -
Or cleaned at the pier after being store-bought.
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Had a friend of mine that said he had caught some big ones quite a few years ago below Lake Talquin Dam.
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Combo of bad eyesight and mullet??
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Never seen a Mullet that weighed 40 lbs.
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