FS: ( WILD CAUGHT )STRIPED BASS

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The only thing with the 14+ inches, they're pretty big already, don't know if they'll be able to be trained to start feeding. A friend caught a 15+ incher, large mouth bass and kept it but almost starved to death, it wouldn't eat anything. He let it go. GL to those stripes you got.
 
freeskier;1410685; said:
Striped Bass
Open year round with a limit of two striped bass and a minimum size of 18 inches. Method of take: No striped bass may be taken while using a sinker weighing over four pounds, or while using any power driven gurdy or winch. Striped bass may only be taken by angling as defined by Section 1.05, Title 14, CCR; snagging is an illegal method of take.



http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/mapregs6.asp#bass_open
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im am and a habitual fisherman when i can... and like i said there is NO limit on stripers in california... and as far as 4 pounds weight are we talknig nets,, cuz if thats was the case i wouldnt have just TWO... what kind of finshing pole are YOU using...lmao... i use 6 to 12 pound TEST and a 4ounce weight!!! lmao.... snagging come onn guy... wheres the fun there!!! neways i will post pics soon and it will perfectly show you how healthy they are because they were properly caught!!
 
freeskier;1410685; said:
Striped Bass
Open year round with a limit of two striped bass and a minimum size of 18 inches. Method of take: No striped bass may be taken while using a sinker weighing over four pounds, or while using any power driven gurdy or winch. Striped bass may only be taken by angling as defined by Section 1.05, Title 14, CCR; snagging is an illegal method of take.



http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/mapregs6.asp#bass_open
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5.75. Striped Bass.​
(a) Open season: All year except for closures
listed in special regulations.
(b) Minimum size: 18 inches total length except
in waters listed in (d) below.
(c) Limit: Two, except in waters listed in (d)
below.
(d) Exceptions to general minimum size and
bag limits:
(1) In the Colorado River District, the
Southern District (except Lake Elsinore
which will have a limit of two and a minimum
size of 18 inches total length), and New
Hogan, San Antonio and Santa Margarita
lakes.
(A) Limit: Ten.
(B) Minimum size: No size limit.

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/regulations/07-08-inland-fish-regs.pdf

you must be a norcal guy...​
 
cambonesian;1410772; said:
5.75. Striped Bass.​

(a) Open season: All year except for closures
listed in special regulations.
(b) Minimum size: 18 inches total length except
in waters listed in (d) below.
(c) Limit: Two, except in waters listed in (d)
below.
(d) Exceptions to general minimum size and
bag limits:
(1) In the Colorado River District, the
Southern District (except Lake Elsinore
which will have a limit of two and a minimum
size of 18 inches total length), and New
Hogan, San Antonio and Santa Margarita
lakes.
(A) Limit: Ten.
(B) Minimum size: No size limit.​


you must be a norcal guy...​
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his sig. says long beach

i see socal kids cant read :ROFL:
 
cambonesian;1410772; said:
5.75. Striped Bass.​

(a) Open season: All year except for closures
listed in special regulations.
(b) Minimum size: 18 inches total length except
in waters listed in (d) below.
(c) Limit: Two, except in waters listed in (d)
below.
(d) Exceptions to general minimum size and
bag limits:
(1) In the Colorado River District, the
Southern District (except Lake Elsinore
which will have a limit of two and a minimum
size of 18 inches total length), and New
Hogan, San Antonio and Santa Margarita
lakes.
(A) Limit: Ten.
(B) Minimum size: No size limit.​


you must be a norcal guy...​
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thanx for provin that point bro... it was definitly fun fishin with you today and we gots to do it again!!

so back from all the derailment... and make me an OFFER & pls be resonable!!! i was reading earlier comments about what they eat.... its everything and anything.....;) no need to worry about training!!!
 
See what you started mjuniorc? Now norcal and socal are going at it. And LOL on the weight of the sinker. I was thinking the same thing,............ 4 pounds??!!

Where'd you harvest them at? Aren't you in Temecula? I know Silverwood Lake has them, where'd you go?
 
sQwiReL;1410779; said:
his sig. says long beach

i see socal kids cant read
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dont know if you are referring to me.... but if you are.... im not a kid and i can read... the question really is do you undertand!! fishing regulations and know your whereabouts of california.....?:ROFL:
 
Man, I gotta see pics,.......... they eat anything?? That's tight. They could be hybrids like JD7.62 says but I doubt white bass. They're not native unless transfered illegally. At least that's what I thought.
 
svang55;1410807; said:
See what you started mjuniorc? Now norcal and socal are going at it. And LOL on the weight of the sinker. I was thinking the same thing,............ 4 pounds??!!

Where'd you harvest them at? Aren't you in Temecula? I know Silverwood Lake has them, where'd you go?
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lake skinner.... LOOK IT UP NO SIZE LIMITS>>>LOL:ROFL:

im done here... like i said... got what i got.. and there tru beauties (MONTERS) pm me if interested!! thanx:headbang2
 
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