Storm Warning 2
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I've seen it (the "jump") more in the late summer, early fall Parker. At least on Conneaut Lake. By October they vertical jig spoons for some piggy whities on Conneaut. The last 2 state records have come from there. I caught one 3 years ago that was just a few ounces shy by accident. In TN, we used to see a lot of "jump" fishing in May and early June, especially early am and late pm. I don't know if anybody knows this, but there is NO STATE RECORD for "wipers" or hybrid white bass in the state of PA. I am certain that the 13# plus I saw at the bait shop this spring from Pymy would have been one if not EXTREMELY close. Called the PFBC on it to inquire and they state that they don't keep records for hybrid species because there would have to be too much clarification. Apparently Sea Run Striped Bass in the southeast corner of the state sometimes naturally cross breed with white perch and they are called "sperch" so they really couldn't clarify a Striped Bass hybrid, despite the fact that LOTS of other states classify the "wiper" as a white bass hybrid.
< Message edited by Storm Warning 2 -- 6/21/2008 6:05:09 PM >
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