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    If you'll read my original post you'll see that there were two other guys with with US. Adds up to more than one. The young man in the pics that's always holding fish up is my son. As far as wondering where all the fish are, there's plenty in the lakes if you fish enough to know where to look for them under all weather conditions. I'll be the first to admit I keep a lot of fish. As long as I'm within regulations I see nothing wrong with that and will continue to do so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrc62 View Post
    If you'll read my original post you'll see that there were two other guys with with US. Adds up to more than one. The young man in the pics that's always holding fish up is my son. As far as wondering where all the fish are, there's plenty in the lakes if you fish enough to know where to look for them under all weather conditions. I'll be the first to admit I keep a lot of fish. As long as I'm within regulations I see nothing wrong with that and will continue to do so.
    I thought the limit was 8 per person... Either way... eat them and enjoy them. I very seldom keep fish but they are my favorite. Nothing like grilled striper with some Cajun seasoning... I usually end up giving away any I catch. This time of year..... if you take them out of the water..... then keep them. They usually will not survive if you can't unhook them in the water.

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    Nice fish! Yeah regs changed for all lakes above norman to 20"min and 4max. That's a healthy lake..there are some big fish in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brucec View Post
    Well keep all you catch and soon there will be none left. Ever heard of CPR, " Catch, Photo, Release " ?
    No but I have heard of and practice CFE, Catch Fry and Eat. I have yet to learn how to fillet a photo.
    FISH ON
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    Some people including myself done waste fish. Everything I ever eat gets clvacume sealed. Id take lake and ocean self caught fish over store bought disease infested no telling how old it is fish raised off of artificle, chemical based feed directly from a poop plant anyday.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete View Post
    Some people including myself done waste fish. Everything I ever eat gets clvacume sealed. Id take lake and ocean self caught fish over store bought disease infested no telling how old it is fish raised off of artificle, chemical based feed directly from a poop plant anyday.
    .... yep

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    Quote Originally Posted by brucec View Post
    Well keep all you catch and soon there will be none left. Ever heard of CPR, " Catch, Photo, Release " ?
    nice CPR CATCH, RELEASE, "to the grease", Photo! nice fish and good to see young men enjoying the outdoors doing something they enjoy! Wished more kids were like this guy
    GET IN, SIT DOWN, HOLD ON, AND BE VEWY VEWY QUITE!!!!!

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    Nice catch bro.Thanks for sharing the pics with us.I like to eat striper also.I have some weenie dogs and they love the red meat off of the skin side when I fillet em.Have you ever caught any up there with red spots on them?
    HEY,,WATCH THAT YELLOW ROD

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    Sure have bearclaw. Usually happens when they feed on sandy bottoms or around structure seems like. I think they rub against it and that causes it. My best guess anyway.

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    It seems a shame when honest sportsmen, following the rules and regulations, get crap for having a good day on the water. nice post and good picture. next time i hope you get your limit of 16.

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