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Old 03-29-2016, 03:11 PM
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20.35 lb rockfish from midlake on shiners.

11.30 hybrid same place, same bait.

Both fish released and instantly kicked out of my hands when placed in the water.

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Old 03-29-2016, 03:29 PM
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Atta boy!!! nice fish!
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That's a couple of really nice catches! The striper is fantastic for priest.
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I would say that would make a tourney winning pair most any day of the week out there. Well done.
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11.30 hybrid same place, same bait.

Both fish released and instantly kicked out of my hands when placed in the water.

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For sure you did not have Jimmy in the boat.


Nice fish!!!!!!!
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Damn Merv. Leave some for us weekend guys!
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Nice!....lot of fight there.


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20.35 lb rockfish from midlake on shiners.

11.30 hybrid same place, same bait.

Both fish released and instantly kicked out of my hands when placed in the water.

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Perfect.
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Awesome day out there, Merv! What's this releasing thing all about? How do you make fish tacos if you release the fish?

It's been a long time since I've seen a report of a 20 pound rockfish out of JPP, very well done! The Hybrids I catch out there are bigger than the rockfish I catch in that lake haha
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Well done! Great size rockfish and hybrid!
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Old 03-30-2016, 09:23 AM
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Nice fish Merv!

Just an FYI though, once a fish has been placed on a stringer it is considered in your possession and part of your creel. Those fish can't be released. It aids in reducing delayed mortality.
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Nice fish Merv!

Just an FYI though, once a fish has been placed on a stringer it is considered in your possession and part of your creel. Those fish can't be released. It aids in reducing delayed mortality.
Guess that was an "OOPSIE" on my part.
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Guess that was an "OOPSIE" on my part.

You can tell us that you and Jimmy had taco Tuesday at your house. We don't judge you for eating striped fish
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