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You’re right about that, catchN. An unusual looking survivor. Thanks for the post, Ketchn.Originally Posted by catchNgrease
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The only way to tell fer sure is ta put it in some hot grease... When it floats to the top its almost done!
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Got to remembering that I could one of those before and asked the guy again that was with me what they were called. Fresh water stripe is what he called it.
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we have 4 or 5 different "striped" fish in these parts , some are freshwater stripes like in Texoma and few other lakes , some are state made hybrids , some are white bass and some are yellow bass and then some are nature's mixes of one or more of the before mentioned .
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