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Old 10-08-2006, 07:08 AM
Michael Vezzosi Michael Vezzosi is offline
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Default Biggest Striper yet!

Only managed 10 days on the Cape this year. Did not manage to meet another member, though I did have the priviledge to meet two classic owners launching at the same time at the Wellfleet Public Ramp. Charter guy with a late model 20 CC and a new owner with a 77 20 MA. Neither was aware of the site, but each was an enthusiast.

Four trips aboard a 27 Grady. Unlimited assorted sized bluefish. Never got boring, but sometimes the action was constant. Only three aboard, rotating all three positions.

Have to say, I was a little out of practice. Embarrassing the first day pulling 150 yards of wire, jigging, trolling umbrellas, and even throwing plugs to the schoolies up top, when the opportunity presented itself. Carried 7 rods up, a gaggle of tackle, yet the first day I fished the Captains equipment. Ever have one of those days when everything you touch BREAKS? And of course, all of my sh!t was on the hill! Fortunately I fished with this guy a few times last Sept. and I had a few more trips to 'get it together'.

Had what appeared to be the first large Striper hit, and the juices began to flow! Overset the hook on what felt like a fire boot and broke the wire one inch from the backing! Yeah, he was impressed.

After many, many bluefish I boated a 42" bass that tipped the scales at 35# the next day. I'm glad I went up single because this Captain is like many of us here. If the fish were biting we were not coming in. Gotta love it.

Think I may have had two days of rain, never broke out the jeans, and wore two fleeces. Raked clams and ate shellfish like a king.

Surf fishing was spotty. I don't bait, nor night fish so I guess I'm limiting myself. The Race was hot with bluefish and schoolie bass in the mornings.

Still early surfing the Jersey Shore, but did have some fun with the blues. Weather was perfect, and trip was awesome. Some hefty unregistered trailer and speeding fines but I guess I should have expected that going round trip to Jersey with a Jersey Skiff in tow.

I believe this is my largest Striper to date, slightly out weighing last years while fishing Va. Beach aboard the Miles Offshore. Thanks again, Craig. Vezo, Part II.
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