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Just to clarify, that's striper not stripper.[laugh]
My son is visiting for Thanksgiving and showed me these pics of his striper he caught at Lake Pleasant in AZ. It weighed 16 lbs 7 ozs. He caught it on a 2 oz Perk minnow made by Terminator.
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That is one of the fish on my bucketlist. Thanks for the pics.
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Very nice striper pics dont see em too often[cool] thanks
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Wow! Good reason to be proud!
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wow never caught one of those. to bad we couldn't find a lake here for those babies ! are they good to eat? and i loved the pics, however i was hoping for the STRIPER pics[sly]
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Wow, that is a toad....biggest I ever caught was a 14+ pounder several years ago on a guided trip on Elephant Butte Reservoir. That was the only fish I caught in 2 days - I'm not complaining, it was a fish of a lifetime for me. Wish we had a solid striper, or whiper fishery here in Idaho.
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very cool! I am moving back to Scottsdale in two weeks. Will miss the steelhead fishing but looks like i get to go back to Pleasant and catch some stripers! Way fun, i have had nights when we have caught too many to count. Haven't seen many that size though. Do you know if they were jigging or trolling?
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He was vertical jigging with a spoon in 35 feet of water. He said that a silver 3/4 oz Kastmaster would work well.
Hulapopper, They are excellent eating. And yes, he did keep it and ate it.
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