What do you guys think? A friend of mine caught it off my dock this morning.
Sorry, this is the only picture that I have.
1994 Hewes Redfisher 18, 2004 Yamaha 150 VMAX
Malibu X-Factor Kayak
Striper. A hybrid that long would be much fatter and smaller head but I am sure other will disagree as usual. Can’t remember right off hand but there is a difference in the tooth patches in the mouth.
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21’ Hewes Craft Custom
115 Evinrude
Hybrid - just to disagree with Chip 
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No, really my initial impression is striper, but as Chip said, there will probably be some that will disagree.
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Hybrids are also a golden color.
Carolina Skiff 218 DLV
140 Suzuki
Striper. But that weird canine looking thing behind the anal fin makes me wonder if it isn’t the rare Dogfish/Striper Hybrid. 
Striper, Just because you see a few broken lines doesn’t mean it’s a hybrid. What lake?
Striper in my opinion, but not the recommended handling technique for a catch and release fish. It does make a difference.