Took my wife out today for a little Rockfish action. We picked up a few trolling Stretch 25s and Rattle traps in 30 - 40 ft of water.
Good job,reminds me of the old days.
Good job! It’s interesting how the Santee fish have a little different look than our Murray and Clark’s Hill fish. Their eyes look bigger and their profiles are shorter and more stocky.
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[quote]Originally posted by Fogman
Good job! It’s interesting how the Santee fish have a little different look than our Murray and Clark’s Hill fish. Their eyes look bigger and their profiles are shorter and more stocky.
Thats because the fish are healthier
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Originally posted by Cantcaresb[quote]Originally posted by Fogman
Good job! It’s interesting how the Santee fish have a little different look than our Murray and Clark’s Hill fish. Their eyes look bigger and their profiles are shorter and more stocky.
Thats because the fish are healthier
I wouldn’t say they are healthier (well they are healthier than the Clark’s hill fish 
) but they feed differently and on different types of forage, and its also a completely different fishery. The santee fish seem to stay deeper (from the reports i see)…just my .02 but i also dont think they look any different than the fish we catch up here.
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quote:Identical to Wateree fish to me
Originally posted by Cantcaresb[quote]Originally posted by Fogman
Good job! It’s interesting how the Santee fish have a little different look than our Murray and Clark’s Hill fish. Their eyes look bigger and their profiles are shorter and more stocky.
Thats because the fish are healthier
Look allfull skinny to me! Must have not found the herring lately