After I name it and put it somewhere easy to find on my computer, I upload to https://postimages.org/
Then grab the direct link and paste it in your post.
Make it look like this...[img]direct link here[/img]
Boom !


ETA:
Proper pronunciation is "Stripah !"
The stripahs will know that there are crackers on the beach if they hear striperr this and striperr that.
Favorite topwater : Stripah Swipah !
Not really, I just like sayin' Stripah Swipah !

Another good one is a 9" Sluggo with a 1oz or 1.5oz jig head.
Drop.......RIP!.......drop.......RIP!

Lookout stripahs while I whip out my big 9 inch !

Can you catch Stripahs! with a 1.5" pink worm?

If not, I'll just watch from the beach.

Nah.
I would keep that 1.5" pink worm holstered and use a Man Worm on those Stripahs!

No. White bass...

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Was in Florida this past weekend. Caught a bunch of Jacks. They pull hard!


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White Bass are a relative to Stripers. I think there is another species in there. Whites are primarily a lake fish, school, and when they are on the bite action is pretty fast. Don't think they are all that big.

They have crossed them with Stripers, to create the "Wiper". Larger than a White. still piscivorous. Commonly used further east, i think.

I want to fish for redfish someday. Another bucket list is to fish Montauk or long island sound for stripers bluefish and false albacore from the beach.

Good deal.
Those jacks are fun to catch.
Toro is the perfect nickname for them.
What part of Florida did you fish?
SF

Casting iron from a drifting boat on bluefish is a kick in the ass.
In clear water, watching the attack develop might be the most fun.
Winter steelhead power gear.
Then you walk around with a boner for the rest of the day.

Stripahs !

I'm wanting in on the topwater action a la John Skinner...

This looks insane!

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Sebastian inlet. I’ve been there several times and to me, it’s world class fishing with its number of species and quality of big fish.