Tennessee Stripers

[Sniper03]

This is a picture of my friend and neighbor's 53 LB. Striper caught here on the Cumberland River in Tennessee.
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[Member 34319]

My mind was definitely in the gutter. I read the title, clicked, and was disappointed to see a thread about fish.

 

[Stomper]

My mind was definitely in the gutter. I read the title, clicked, and was disappointed to see a thread about fish.

Well, in any event at least they would probably smell the same.

 

[CountryGent]

My mind was definitely in the gutter. I read the title, clicked, and was disappointed to see a thread about fish.

Haha. Ditto.

 

[edzz]

Dirty trick...

 

[Stomper]

Dirty trick...

Dirty Saigon strippers!! (Note the spelling difference....)

 

[P7M13]

Homies need to learn to spell.....

 

[Stomper]

Homies need to learn to spell.....

Math is hard....

 

[edzz]

Homies need to learn to spell.....

No we just need to learn not to use the Pelosi method of speed reading.

 

[P7M13]

Math is hard....

Good thing you can count to one.

 

[Stomper]

Good thing you can count to one.

Only with my shoes off...

 

[bbbass]

My mind was definitely in the gutter. I read the title, clicked, and was disappointed to see a thread about fish.

Ever see the movie "Candy Stripers"???

Not the 2006 horror movie, but the whore movie!

 

[bbbass]

You'll never forget Amber Hunt in this one! Holy Moly!!! That scene was friggin unbelievable!!!!!

 

[Lazyfaire]

This is a picture of my friend and neighbor's 53 LB. Striper caught here on the Cumberland River in Tennessee.
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That's not gonna fit on the BBQ !!

 

[JuglansRegia]

Striped bass hit like a ton of bricks and pull hard, at lest the salt water ones do.

 

[FireArm]

My mind was definitely in the gutter. I read the title, clicked, and was disappointed to see a thread about fish.

I'm not the only one...
I don't feel so pervy now

 

[bbbass]

That's not gonna fit on the BBQ !!

It would if it was a 50gal drum cut lengthwise. Those work great with real briquettes. BTW, way back in the late 70s I was stationed at USCG Air Station Elizabeth City NC. They had stripers in the Pasquotank River, but alas I never caught one. I did catch several 40lb Bluefish off the beach... that was a blast! And I caught a 10lb Largemouth Bass one morning before reporting in. Great for Bluegill too. But the moral locker had a 500gal drum that they made into a longitudinal bbq... we would celebrate Coast Guard Day Aug 4th with a pig and a goat on that big bbq and $0.10 Stroh's beers. Smashed and fed for a buck. Goot times!!!

Striped bass hit like a ton of bricks and pull hard, at lest the salt water ones do.

AFAIK the freshies do too. They have them in the Sacramento River and in Oregon it's what... Wilson or Trask?

 

[thorborg]

My Uncle used to bring in big stripers Though I'm not suer
where either the mouth area of the Umpqua or off shore but the family would gather in Winston Or for a canning. they were filleted and packed tight into mason jars then heated in the oven to seal. We had good eats year round. I loves the stuff as a tuna replacement but also a great back packer snack with hard tack and cheese

 

[JuglansRegia]

The biggest one I ever got was 8.5 lbs, trolling for kind salmon about 3-4 miles outside the golden gate, I thought I hooked a huge king, until I got him closer to the boat and the skipper yelled out "that's a bass" so I tightened up the drag and hauled him in. Somehow he managed to hook himself good through the upper and lower lip with a twist. Took a minute with pliers to get out that barbless hook.

 

[Caveman Jim]

If I ever go back down south Ima gonna try n ketch me one a them thar strippers!!!!
I've caught many a 20+# catfish as a kid in NC but never a striper.