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Striped Bass Action in North Carolina
- Thread starterMark Laboccetta
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The freshwater fellers are pretty good broiled to.
And they smoke pretty good too. They are a little hard to light though
these guys are just like the big guys. At mid day with a good prevailing wind they love to run right up in the breakers and raid. I use a 24 aluminum with 18mm bands
and it seems to meet the speed needed.
I LIke them broiled with old bay and olive oil
And they smoke pretty good too. They are a little hard to light though
these guys are just like the big guys. At mid day with a good prevailing wind they love to run right up in the breakers and raid. I use a 24 aluminum with 18mm bands
and it seems to meet the speed needed.
I LIke them broiled with old bay and olive oil